Played a bit more in Photoshop. Here is a technique that is supposed to fool the eye into thinking it is miniatures. What do you think? The narrow focus plus the increased lighting are the keys.
Monday, August 11, 2008
Quote Unquote
Another company is coming over tomorrow for a quote on replacing the patio roof. So one of the companies will be the quote we choose and the other with be the unquote, right? Rain is due again on Wed, so we are getting a bit nervous.
Played a bit more in Photoshop. Here is a technique that is supposed to fool the eye into thinking it is miniatures. What do you think? The narrow focus plus the increased lighting are the keys.
Played a bit more in Photoshop. Here is a technique that is supposed to fool the eye into thinking it is miniatures. What do you think? The narrow focus plus the increased lighting are the keys.
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Wow, I have to say, looking at the picture on the main page did not impress, but once I looked at it in the larger scale of the full browser window it really did have the illusion of being miniature! Pretty Cool!
How strange. If you look at the larger scale as Zachary suggests the vehicles in front of the stores and even the store fronts are out of focus but the signs at the top of the building are as sharp as can be. Look at the building with the yellow awning. Is that the way it is in the unprocessed original?
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