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    Tom Shaffer
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    Default Sydney Skyline

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    Sydney, Australia; Minolta SRT 101, print film scanned, f;1.7 3 sec, 55mm
    If there is a more appropriate place feel free to move this picture

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    Roman Kurywczak
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    Hey Tom,
    I moved it here to the travel/cityscape section.

    The colors and comp are wonderful and I like the inclusion of the clouds. You have a lot of grain/noise in this image and I found I had similar issues........especially of night images.........from scanned film. You may want to run a bit of noise reduction on it.........and that should take care of it.

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    Alfred Forns
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    Fully agree with Roman Might consider taking a little of the bottom to move the shoreline out of the middle !!! Let us know if you need help with the noise reduction !!!

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    Gus Cobos
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    Very nice composition, I like the multi colored reflections in the water...good advice given...:cool:

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    Tom Shaffer
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    Yes, I agree there is a noise problem in the sky. Unfortunitly, I made a bad decision to use print film on this trip. Any help you can offer on reducing it is welcome.

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    Roman Kurywczak
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    Hi Tom,
    I used a noise reduction software called "Noise Ninja" by Picturecode. I ran it twice.........once on the sky and buildings only.......and the second time just on the sky.........it works very well for scans of film......but suggest you check it out for yourself. I do believe they have a free trial.
    I also ran a bit of saturation reduction of the reds only.....as they looked a bit blown out. Let me know what you think.

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    Tom Shaffer
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    Running the noise reduction twice may have been a little too much, The sky looks a little unreal. The sky in the print of this wasn't too bad if you didn't get too close. It was 9x16. I could probably do better today in CS3, I think I used Ver 6 when I did this.

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    Tom Shaffer
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    Hi Roaman, I tried making a selection of the sky and ran CS3's noise reduction filter. What a difference it made. Didn't have this option when I did the orginal scan 10 years ago.

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    Robert Amoruso
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    Nice work using the NR on the image - certainly the way to go Tom.

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