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It's arkwardly cropped IMO. Personally, I'd of cropped it just behind the start of the winglet. Is that something to consider? Although I suppose that usually comes down to the photographer's/screener's taste at the end of the day.
As for your updated version, I think there's a slight decrease in noise, but there's still a fair amount of it in there, especially around the windows but I don't think it's anything too major.
can you post a copy of the original scan?
It looks like a lot of contrast in there that needs taming.
this is the original cropped and downsised to keep it below the 500kb upload limit. I have made no other changes as you can see. And looking at them again
I wonder how I got to the Original image in this post !!!!
Yes only a little, increased the saturation slighty as well, touch of usm and noise reduction which was the hard bit.
Thanks for the help. In the process of all this I have discoverd the Magic Wand tool, layer via copy, then Neat Image. Its a great way to clean slected areas only.
The original image was from a "professional" scan of the negative and was actually a lot less noisy than some of the others from the same film. I was not happy at all and so will try for a higher resolution scan next time if the Lab can assure me that there will be less noise. (Lets see now; a trip to MAN =film at £3.50/roll, processing and scan to CD £13.00 roll x 3, divide by the cost of a 20D = 25 trips to MAN.. Hmmm!)
Thanks again; Its now in the upload queue, recropped, leveled, USM etc.
The original image was from a "professional" scan of the negative and was actually a lot less noisy than some of the others from the same film. I was not happy at all and so will try for a higher resolution scan next time if the Lab can assure me that there will be less noise. (Lets see now; a trip to MAN =film at £3.50/roll, processing and scan to CD £13.00 roll x 3, divide by the cost of a 20D = 25 trips to MAN.. Hmmm!)
Thanks again; Its now in the upload queue, recropped, leveled, USM etc.
Chris
Looking at the price of a 350D body today only £609 don't forget to include your labour as well in your calcs !! £15per hr minimum.
Good luck with your shot Chris .. See you soon at MAN .. Jid
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