Jupiter Processing Challenge!

[Kokatha man]

Yes David.....the colour of the trim is all wrong (and I don't give a stuff if you're colour blind either!)

And of course you're flaunting the conventional presentation with these cheap, side on views!!!

Also, I've not only clipped the heads off everyone in the background (except the children - let's keep it clean fellas!) but I've also clipped the car's histo, as shown in the 2nd image below.....and I don't give a stuff....!:p:p:lol::lol:

[FrankieValley]

And of course you're flaunting the conventional presentation with these cheap, side on views!!!

You're right. I've re-tweaked wavelets and RGB aligned as well as tweaked the colour balance in MS Paint. I think this is better. I also edited everything out of the field apart from the hedge... I think that gives a sense of scale I do see signs of vignetting towards the top right.....

[Kokatha man]

You're right. I've re-tweaked wavelets and RGB aligned as well as tweaked the colour balance in MS Paint. I think this is better. I also edited everything out of the field apart from the hedge... I think that gives a sense of scale I do see signs of vignetting towards the top right.....

.....no vinyard in the top right imo David:eek: - but I do like the cherry tones the Jupiter image has taken on, but your leather has gone all dark, probably from being left out in that field too long..?

But I guess with "EQMOD and remote control from the warm indoors" you're not too worried about leaving the darn thing out in that plurry field.....I suppose that's why you had to end up painting those wheelrims also - rusty after all that exposure.....even in my image you can see they were starting to dull..!

[Space Cowboy]

Hmmmm...headlights look a bit bright on my screen Darryl

[Space Cowboy]

My attempt, has been really useful being able to work on some really good data thanks for posting.

Nice one Justin!

[Kokatha man]

Hmmmm...headlights look a bit bright on my screen Darryl

Bright headlights on a British car of that period.....you gotta be joking Stuart!!!

Apart from the 1500cc engine trying to pull all that weight around (typical!) they had the same penchant for lighting that British motorbikes had then.....we used to joke that you'd strike a match just to see if your headlights were working....!:)