Don't bug me about the shadows. Tracy took the bad picture :-)

Paul Lamar

This should help - some of the shadow should be punched out - Vance

Good work Vance. How did you do that?

Paul Lamar

There is almost always more information in the shadows of pictures than is
evident at first look.
I saved the picture off to a file, and called it up with a "photoshop" type
program, and used a
"gamma" curve type function to stretch the brightness range at the dark end.
Since I dont
always have good lighting when I take a picture, I use these tools a lot. I
have a little
2.1 Mpixel camera and print at 8 by 10 with a little help from these programs,
and get pretty good results - Vance

 
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