Comments on: ENHANCED vs. NON-ENHANCED http://www.elephantsoap.com/2005/09/enhanced-vs-non-enhanced/ Just another WordPress site Fri, 10 Feb 2012 19:36:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Cindy http://www.elephantsoap.com/2005/09/enhanced-vs-non-enhanced/#comment-51 Cindy Wed, 21 Sep 2005 22:56:07 +0000 http://www.elephantsoap.com/?p=15#comment-51 iPhoto has an enhance button and when you click it, it automatically adjusts the picture to the appropriate color. But there's also a tool bar thingy were you can fine tune the adjustments. There's a sharpen bar that I've been very conservative with. The other day I played around with it and sharpened a picture as far as the bar would allow. It brought the entire picture into focus. Now I have to go back to the others and "fix" them. iPhoto has an enhance button and when you click it, it automatically adjusts the picture to the appropriate color. But there’s also a tool bar thingy were you can fine tune the adjustments. There’s a sharpen bar that I’ve been very conservative with. The other day I played around with it and sharpened a picture as far as the bar would allow. It brought the entire picture into focus. Now I have to go back to the others and “fix” them.

]]> By: ninjanun http://www.elephantsoap.com/2005/09/enhanced-vs-non-enhanced/#comment-50 ninjanun Wed, 21 Sep 2005 20:07:42 +0000 http://www.elephantsoap.com/?p=15#comment-50 Or maybe it was TG&Y I was thinking of (remember that store?) Anyway, that's quite a difference in your 'before' and 'after' shot. Do you have to manipulate it, or does iPhoto just automatically adjust it to the appropriate colors? Or maybe it was TG&Y I was thinking of (remember that store?)

Anyway, that’s quite a difference in your ‘before’ and ‘after’ shot. Do you have to manipulate it, or does iPhoto just automatically adjust it to the appropriate colors?

]]> By: ninjanun http://www.elephantsoap.com/2005/09/enhanced-vs-non-enhanced/#comment-49 ninjanun Wed, 21 Sep 2005 20:06:28 +0000 http://www.elephantsoap.com/?p=15#comment-49 Did you ever get your portrait made at Sears as a child? My hair (and skin) took on a reddish glow in all those pictures. I don't know if that was a process over time, or if Sears did something funky in development, but it seemed to be a trademark of their photographs. Did you ever get your portrait made at Sears as a child? My hair (and skin) took on a reddish glow in all those pictures. I don’t know if that was a process over time, or if Sears did something funky in development, but it seemed to be a trademark of their photographs.

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