Before & After

[Cola]

I know I always enjoy checking out the original photos then the post processed versions. For my latest post in the random picture thread, there is the before and after. I hope some other people hop on board to show their Photoshop creativity.

Before:


After:

Nike Dual Fusion by Jeff Briggs Photography, on Flickr

[96whiteknight]

Not a huge difference here. Just cleaned up the car a bit and slightly different tones.

[Cola]

Thanks for hopping on board with this. Cool to see your before and after.

[PT Photography]

I'll have to go through some of mine but here's a great example of what the Content-Aware tool in Photoshop CS5 can do. Too easy


Yes I realize it's more of an "After & Before" but whatever...

[96whiteknight]

^ Is the bottom one completely untouched? Besides the obvious name stamp.

[PT Photography]

Slight color correction and enhanced the clouds just a touch. It was a very overcast, cloudy day at PBIR that weekend.

[Cola]

Removing the flags was a good idea as well.

[96whiteknight]

More Lambo from last night...

[TampasOriginalSoarer]

I'll have to go through some of mine but here's a great example of what the Content-Aware tool in Photoshop CS5 can do. Too easy


Yes I realize it's more of an "After & Before" but whatever...

SHould have done it the old fashion way with clone stand, leaving it all the the software resulting in silhouette still there

[The Chimichunga]

SHould have done it the old fashion way with clone stand, leaving it all the the software resulting in silhouette still there

Problem wasn't in using the Content Aware tool, it's in using it wrong. With Content Aware, it's necessary to use the smallest and softest brush size possible cover up your target. I've had a lot of luck with it that way.

[geri.hilton]

Looking good.

[JoeHoR1]

Here are a couple. I have plenty examples if you guys want:

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[96whiteknight]

What made you want to flip the last one? Engine is backwards, now.

[skunkdSiR]

Here's one from me...

[yakosato]