I'm not sure what to call this "Bridge at Night"

Battou · Oct 23, 2007

Main street bridge around 4:00 AM

AbelR74 · Oct 24, 2007

Was this scanned on a flatbed? Looks like glass haze on your image; I've had that problem too in the past. Then I started using the Nikon Coolscan to do the negatives...

Battou · Oct 24, 2007

AbelR74 said:
Was this scanned on a flatbed? Looks like glass haze on your image; I've had that problem too in the past. Then I started using the Nikon Coolscan to do the negatives...

Yes, flatbed is all I have currently, once I find a neg scanner I like I am going to switch, but for now I am kinda limmited.

AbelR74 · Oct 24, 2007

Do you have photoshop? If so, try the auto-levels command and see what it does... I think there is a way to get rid of that haze because I have done that in the past but can't quite remember how I did it...

Battou · Oct 24, 2007

AbelR74 said:
Do you have photoshop? If so, try the auto-levels command and see what it does... I think there is a way to get rid of that haze because I have done that in the past but can't quite remember how I did it...

No I do not, I have Illustrator 10. I am not sure what I would be looking for as far as auto-levels command equivalent or if it even has one.

doobs · Oct 24, 2007

You're using Illustrator to edit photos? I'd highly suggest purchasing Photoshop. Or at least downloading the GIMP.

Battou · Oct 30, 2007

doobs said:
You're using Illustrator to edit photos? I'd highly suggest purchasing Photoshop. Or at least downloading the GIMP.

I don't do enough actual "editing" to my images to warrent paying for yet another editing program, and over the past few years I have heard some lackluster things about Gimp but if worse comes to worse....