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12 hours ago, david strachan said:

Nice subject but difficult to compared colours with different overall exposures.

Very true. And both images come from PS, but with different ranges of adjustments. The scanned tiff is far less maleable for processing, while on the digital image, upon decreasing the overall exposure, it became over saturated for orange color. Nevertheless, a fun exercise for me. 

 

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