Thanks, Duke.
Yes, by using framing to move the image forward, I reduce ghosts in the image, but introduce them in the frame. Normally I modify the frame colors for the A version to reduce ghosting there, as well, but I didn't bother here. I prefer this method over throwing an a serious WV just to reduce ghosting in an image. Like you, I think the frame ghosting is a minor price to pay to avoid WV and reduce image ghosting.
Mike Beech
The Duke <stereospace(-at-)gmail.com> wrote:
Looks even more realistic in A, in my opinion. I can live with the minor ghosting on the frame.
Duke
On 9/30/07, Mike Beech <beech1943(-at-)yahoo.com> wrote: Denver Museum of Nature & Science.
Nikon D200, slide-bar, Photoshop CS3
Mike Beech
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