Sequence

[Gene DeLallo]

Are there any restrictions on the sequence in which you use the various options in PhotoKit Color? Also, do you capture sharpen before or after using Color?

[Jeff Schewe]

Capture sharpen first yes. As to order of sequence, there are no restrictions other than good taste :-)

You can get some pretty neet but also pretty wacked out color by using interesting sequences. . .if you get one you really like, post it here for us to look at. In the near future (when we redo the entire PG web site) we'll be putting up a user gallery for posting interesting uses of PG products with nice awards for images we select-like autgraphed copies of books and cool merchandise. . .more as that becomes defined. . .

[jsd]

You can get some pretty neet but also pretty wacked out color by using interesting sequences. . .if you get one you really like, post it here for us to look at.. .

Well, here are two images in which PK S and PK C had major impact:

http://mthunger.org/wl95.html

http://mthunger.org/wl94.html

[Martin Evening]

Hi JSD,

Thank you for sending us some great examples. If we use these in the gallery, how would you like us to credit you? You can email me off-list if you like, using martin@pixelgenius.com.

Martin

[jsd]

Hi JSD,

Thank you for sending us some great examples. If we use these in the gallery, how would you like us to credit you?

Martin

Hi Martin...please do use them as you see fit. A credit to Jordan S. Dill would be nice.

Here is another, a bit more conventional than the first two. Again, PK C played a major factor in this image:

http://mthunger.org/wl92.html