hodgification of a non human

[natatbeach]

o.k. so I got the filter...and it's lots of fun...

here's a try at it--maybe went too soft but hey it's a first attempt...Thanks again Ray

[ACArmstrong]

Really nice! Are we like the best advertising or what? We should get a discount!

[Hodgy]

Well, here's the thing with enhancing actions. You have to have a good image to start with right? So the actions cannot take credit. I know alot of my images I use my actions, but it all start's before that, it starts at the time of capture. "I don't use photoshop to fix my images, I use it to enhance it!"
Great stuff Natatbeach. Remember too, the softar finishes with the history brush, so anything that is soft (and shouldn't be) you can bring back the sharpness. IF you have any questions, let me know. Cheers!

[natatbeach]

Well, here's the thing with enhancing actions. You have to have a good image to start with right? So the actions cannot take credit. I know alot of my images I use my actions, but it all start's before that, it starts at the time of capture. "I don't use photoshop to fix my images, I use it to enhance it!"
Great stuff Natatbeach. Remember too, the softar finishes with the history brush, so anything that is soft (and shouldn't be) you can bring back the sharpness. IF you have any questions, let me know. Cheers!

yeah I need all kinds of help...but I think this one turned out better

[schrackman]

Nat, I really enjoyed the first photo (sorry I didn't reply earlier). I think you had a nice photo to begin with and you just made it nicer with the softar action. The backlighting is what makes this shot for me, though. Great catch!

Ray

[adina]

Oh pretty!

Did you try it on a human yet? I've been waiting for you to post one, I guess I have to ask

adina