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Old 12-09-2005, 09:17 PM   #22
Michele Rushworth Michele Rushworth is offline
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Molly, thanks for showing us what modifications are possible in Photoshop, and for explaining what functions you used to do it. I use Photoshop every day but there are so many features I don't know at all. I had no idea an original photo with color that was this far off could ever be brought back to something so natural looking!
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