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Alright, well here it is..
Part 1 of Tutorial 2: Post-Processing
Part 1 Contains: 
Resizing & Croping Noise Removal Coloring--
Tools Needed
Photoshop 7 & up or PaintShop Pro
A photo 
Some time to edit the photo 
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The second part is still being made. I hope everyone will enjoy this one, and i hope it helps!
Once again, this is kind of a bigginer walk through, just like the previous tutorial, nothing crazy or hard!
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Part 2 of Tutorial 2: Post-Processing... Continued
Part 2 Contains: Quality Check Watermaking Saving Properly--
All the images used in this tutorial are ยฉ to Dasha Denger 2008-2009. They are all mine, so please do not steal them or copy!
thank you for viewingthanks to ~ruksi86 & =evil-genius-23
P.S So sorry for any misspelling. I was doign this from 2pm till 9 so i got kind of tired and probably misspelled some words
sorry
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aww thx for your tips!!! they're really interesting^^ I'll try to follow all this steps next time I'll retouch a photo.
The most interesting part was the step 3, when you transform a bluish-photo to a white-yellowish one that looks so natural. My photos always looks so greyish or blue & I'm so afraid to retouch them with Photoshop, because they always end looking so burned :/
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No problem dear!
well just try going to color balance and see what looks good with the photo. It might loo burned because you probably add to much contrast to it. Sometimes keeping it simple and light can be a good choice!
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I'm glad you also used paintshop in the tutorial because it isnt really as popular as photoshop, but its what i use 
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Yes it is really good! I use both, so i decided to point them both out
happy could help
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just glad to help sweety! 
always my pleasure, your very welcome
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There is a link to it on the tutorial under the final blue image.
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I knew that haha.
What you did is incredilbe and very useful. I had to fav it!
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well i hope so
thank you dear for the fav and comment!
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Very helpful tutorial, as ever! Thanks for sharing, Iยดm learning a lot of usefuls tips
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Why are you so amazing?
I had no clue about bicubic etc i always use bicubic to resize
Thankyou so much for sharing, helped me a lot
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hope it helpes dear, always my pleasure
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The last part of this is really interesting. I'll have to test it out on some photos!
Except... I just have Paint.Net, but it does alot of stuff that PS will! I haven't compared the quality of it to PS, though.
Are you familiar with it?
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hum.. no i tried downloading it once before i got photoshop but something went wrong so i never got to try it out
otherwise just expirement see what works and what doesnt, im sure it's pretty nifty when you uncover all that it can do 
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These tutorials are really nice.
Very basic, but still great guidelines.
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this is very helpful for me as a beginner. thank you for sharing this tut. your work inspires me
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im glad it helped dear!
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Thank you for sharing! Its greatly appreciated!
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thank you, im happy it is
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your so very welcome dear!
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The techniques you've presented here are really quite invaluable to a post processing workflow, in my opinion. I had no idea just how much awesomely different an image could look after a few simple adjustments are made. Neat Image also looks really cool; I've been looking for a noise reduction filter like that one for a while now and it looks like it does what it's supposed to very well! 
I will definitely be using your techniques in the near future (and crediting you, of course); thank you!
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Oh thank you
im just glad i could help
Yes neat image is very good! just the only problem i have encountered with it was that if the image is large, it will only reduce noise for 1024x768px of the actuall image. but i guess thats just the free version lol.
anyway good luck! Oh you dont have to!
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Nice tips. =] I had no idea that the functions/filters you used could be so versatile. @_@ Thanks for sharing!
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Hope it helps dear! 
Thanks, I learnt some new tricks 
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thank you
hope it is does help!
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Great! Thanks for sharing!!!
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Mostly my photographs always have some ugly noise effect, I really like ur useful information it's gr8,
Thanx honey ^^
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i thought i knew.. but aparently i didnt
thankyou!!
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hehe oh dont worry, its just simple editing
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omg! nu ti eto tak zdorovo vsem obyasnyaesh, ya b ni za chto ne stala vozitsya s takimi tablicami, nadeus ti ih sohranyaesh dlya sebya...tebe uze uchebnik pisat mozno nachinat dlya...ne znauschuh xaxaxa
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xaxa da janeshno!! xaxa lol.
pasibo daragaya!
eto tak prostye vishichki dlia fotoshopa
pasiboshki
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