Refinished Wheels
09-16-2008, 02:12 PM
#5
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You can do that with most photo editing programs. I took the same picture and opened it with Microsoft Office Picture Manager at work and did an edit picture. Then did auto correct...was still a little off, so I adjusted the brightness and contrast a little and got it to look just like the edited one posted.
09-16-2008, 02:21 PM
#6
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You can do that with most photo editing programs. I took the same picture and opened it with Microsoft Office Picture Manager at work and did an edit picture. Then did auto correct...was still a little off, so I adjusted the brightness and contrast a little and got it to look just like the edited one posted.
I guess my concern is that I have taken excellent crisp clear sharp digital pictures with my digital camera but when I upload it to this website, it seems to loose some of it's sharp clarity.
I must be doing something wrong when posting pictures here.
09-16-2008, 02:33 PM
#7
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The trick
is to adjust and resharpen a picture after you re-size it for posting. When you re-size smaller for posts, dark areas become darker due to the compression and details get muddled due to loss of contrast and brightness.
