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Touch Up

Found on MetaFilter: a fantastic, free Photoshop plug-in.

Before Filter Application


After Filter Application

This is a pretty keen find. As some of you know, every single photo on my Flickr acount is taken with a Razr. Not exactly high tech. Still, using this plug-in allows me to give the photo the look I think it should have.

This afternoon I found a tutorial that does a good job of simulating HDR techniques using only a single JPEG.

Get your creativity on, kids.

This entry was posted by Frankie, on 5.17.2007. You can leave your response.

  1. Anonymous Anonymous | 5/17/07, 8:26 PM |  

    Oooh! Neat!! I'm too lazy to photoshop any of my pics but I do wish my mobile pics looked better. Maybe now I'll get off my ass and spruce them up a bit.

  2. Anonymous Anonymous | 5/17/07, 8:27 PM |  

    Oops! Just realized it was PC only. Poo.

  3. Blogger urban bohemian | 5/18/07, 7:26 AM |  

    Oh that is sweet! I might actually start taking camera phone pics again! :)

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