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Lee,

Thank you for the reply. I do understand the desire to get Curvemeister users to talk to one another and share their questions and expertise.

Jim

I like the idea of Curvemeister competitions. However, I do not want to sign up for Facebook or any other social media site. I already get way too many invitations, solicitations and junk mail in general.<br /><br />How about holding your competitions (or at least allowing access to your competition...

Here's my shot at the "BlueBear." It's a combination of Curvemeister and a selective colors adjustment layer in Photoshop. With CM alone, I couldn't get enough of the blue out of the bear without also messing up other colors.

Jim

Hi,

Below are my Curvemeister screen shot and final fruit in a frame images.

All comments are welcome.
Jim

All,

Thanks for the Pumpkin image. It reminds me it's Fall (even though here in Florida it's still in the consistent high 80s).
Here are the CM (and output to Photoshop) Pumpkin image fixes.
Jim

Hi All,

I found this to be a difficult image to get to look the way I wanted it to--in fact, I can't say I'm thrilled with my Lab result. But, at least it's better than the original (and could now be hung on somebody's refrigerator).
Jim

Hi All,

Here are my RGB and Lab attempts at fixing the Merry-Go-Round image. I like the RGB one better--and it was far easier to accomplish than the Lab (which I never was satisfied with.

All comments welcome.
Jim

I've redone the image to pretty much remove the blue cast. But I had to cheat to do it. I created a mask in Photoshop to cover the sky, the used Curvemeister to remove the cast from the rest of the picture. How would I have accomplished the same thing just using Curvemeister--remembering that I...

This image was more of a challenge because of its dynamic range and need to bring out the skin tones without wiping out the sky.<br />I've included three versions of the image. The first is a Raw conversion only, the second is a Curvemeister RGB Wizard fix and the third is a Curvemeister Wizard...

I Hope I'm posting to the right thread. Below are two Merry-go-round images. The first is done in RGB, the second in Lab. Both were done using only Curvemeister and only using the Wizard for corrections.<br /><br />I prefer the Lab version because I could incread the saturation of the lovely me...