Thanks mate, the ver 2 looks realistic and great for me. But initial this wasn't my question
. I think you are so much in the enhancement mood that you did a full review and even made 2 versions
- (the picture was just sample for this issue, so I wondered why u need my original)
The versions you made are great and thank you for your tips - really appreciate it. One issue - I never added a sun, the 'color change' and a 'style change' itself made the sky in that area looks like hidden sun - so it certainly reflects the sun in this picture (maybe the sun was even behind the clouds in this spot I couldn't say as I never saw the sun in this battle - and the rain was also not added it was just in the natural scene. -
Anyway you have very good suggestions and perfect analysis of the shot and changes - Rep you when I am allowed again!
As a general note: "I see and implement the pictures more as art and not as reflection of the reality. As u know that is different, as artist you have the freedom to overdue issues or even change to the way you see or wanted to see the picture. I did all my pictures on this philosophy"
Back to the
initial question of my post - the out of focus issue of the picture - which is a side effect of the "N" zoom function is that to avoid in any way? - or may a out of shape side of the picture - as you see the soldiers near to left and right side of the shot are extended in width by quite a bit, may this be altered afterwards in easy way?
In other words the '
N' zoom of the game has a bit of a frog setting and the more far some zoom out the more out of shape will be the left and right side of the picture....is there a way to modify this back to normal? (the stretching function of Photoshop doesn't really work for this....any suggestions? Look at the added picture - the "
x" is to big and stretched the soldiers!
Thanks for your great work
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