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I have just downloaded DigitalFilm 1.6.5 Trial and i think its great for post processing digital photographs. You can download the trial here (http://www.gsnsoft.com/df/en/index.html).
Here are two examples of what it can do.
Fuji Velvia RPV
http://philbool.co.uk/DF_IMG_2106.jpg
Kodak B/W T-Max 100
http://philbool.co.uk/DF_IMG_2106d.jpg
johng
04-27-2004, 12:40 PM
I downloaded and tried the program "digital film" and was not particulary impressed with it. Most editors will do the same and much more. But I have a freeware program "DCEnhancer" that I reckon will do the same. Here I am attaching an original pic and two adjustments made with the program. I have drastically reduced the file size so please do not look for quality but I think you will appreciate the results.
John
Very good results John, I downloaded the program you talked about and it’s definitely better than the one I came across.
johng
04-27-2004, 02:06 PM
Glad you like it Phil, I have just tried the shareware version and it is so good I think I may purchase it. I have used the freeware for a long time and it has proved very useful.
John
PS By the way I like your pics very much.
johng
04-28-2004, 07:46 AM
Phil, How did you get the correct exposure for the branch against the sky, did you use exposure compensation or did you you use centre weighted exposure on a close up of the branch?
I have now tried the shareware DCEAutoenhance program and really think I prefer the freeware version. Results seem to be as good and it is quicker.
John
Phil, How did you get the correct exposure for the branch against the sky, did you use exposure compensation or did you you use centre weighted exposure on a close up of the branch?
I have now tried the shareware DCEAutoenhance program and really think I prefer the freeware version. Results seem to be as good and it is quicker.
John
If you mean the pic in this post http://www.mypcclinic.com/forums/showthread.php?t=4198
I am not sure i just used Fuji Velvia 100F and my nikon F75 the setting are unknown. I should realy record what setting i use on my camera more often.
I like DCEnhancer also. Some other good free ones from mediachance are ColourCast FX, CleanSkin FX and BWorks (very good for converting to sepia tones). I also have one called RGB Lights which I need to experiment more with.
johng
04-30-2004, 08:42 AM
Another free one:
ImageEnhance (http://biphome.spray.se/baxtrom/imageenhance.htm)
John
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