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This is the scanned version.
500 700 |
| Subject | What? | Magnificent Frigatebird, Fregata magnificens |
| Where? | Galapagos Islands, between Isla Lobos & Kicker rock 31st August 1995 |
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| Original | Material | 35mm slide - Kodachrome 200 |
| Pre-web | Format | Photoshop (PSD) file, Adobe RGB (1998), 24 bit colour |
| Size | 3750 by 2646 pixels, 28 megabyte file | |
| LRPS | Image | 31 by 21.87 cm, 121 pixels per cm |
| Paper & inks | Epson Premium Glossy Photo Paper. Epson T015 & T016 inks. (Printed on Epson Stylus Photo 2000P). |
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| Presentation | Window-mounted in 50 by 40 cm "porcelain / white core" board |
For interest, here is a 500 by 500 pixel extract of the "pre-web" image (converted to JPG here) to compare with the web versions:
This needed little except some cropping, levels & curves to improve the tonal range, and hue/saturation to make the red chest more life-like. (Although they can be much redder than this - the red chest is how the male says to the female "mine is bigger and redder than his!") Then the web version was sharpened using "unsharp mask".
Image size - crop, image & canvas size.
Image adjustment - levels, curves, hue/saturation, clone tool.
Presentation features - stroke (for print border), automate - fit image, save as JPEG.
In mid-January 2002, for the web version only - "unsharp mask" managed in layers created for the purpose.
Layers. Filters. Over 90% of the tools.
But in mid-January 2002, I started to use "unsharp mask" in layers to sharpen the web image.
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