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  1. 30-09-2008 #1
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    I really love this pic. I'm not sure I ever took anything of it's kind before or since but I need to think a little more on that one. It is a slide which I transferred to my computer and the only thing which annoys me every time I view it is the dust between the glass......oh well.

    The farmer must have at one time had a problem with 'bikers' on the moorland where the photograph was taken and needed to protect his sheep from them......this is simply brilliant.


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  2. 30-09-2008 #2
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    The farmer may probably did have had trouble with dirt track bikers
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    LOL, brilliant Pete.

    Post a bigger version and I'll get rid of the dust for you.
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  4. 30-09-2008 #4
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    OK Rolf that's interesting. Will post one tomorrow, meanwhile 'how big' might help me to decide.


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    I guess he had concrete evidence that they'd been there.
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    Default Here's a quickly despeckled one

    Looks a little cleaner.

    A version 1024 on the longest side would give you a usable image.
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    Lot cleaner Rolf .Very nice
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    Whats the 'despeckling' secret please Rolf ?

    Impressed.


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    Just Photoshop using the cloning tool Pete, you have a little circle which you can take the properties from an adjoining area and transfer it to the dust spot area, works well.
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    Ahhhh well......just 'dumped' Photoshop 'cos I thought Picasa did all I wanted to do with my photographs but must admit Photoshop did have some useful tools Picasa hasn't......Oh dear!


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    I think GIMP does a lot of the same things.
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    Thats really good Pete and well spotted...............I have to admit though.............I'm normally very good at spelling but I had to read it twice before I saw the error
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    Weli, I didn't spot it and have only just as Babs mentioned spelling.
    I didn't know what every one was on about .

    Very good
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