tonight, i took a few photos of one of my bikes in the garage. the light was low and i was just using the camera on my palm centro, nothing special when it comes to photo quality. i did something different tonight, though, i shot them originally in b&w. then, i pulled them up using the gnu image processor (gimp) and, yes, it seems i'm a one trick pony, but i had some fun messing around with contrast. have a look-see...
here, the original didn't seem that interesting, it's actually a picture that had enough light to see detail and was pretty clear. that, however, didn't appeal to me.
soo... i cranked up the contrast.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEipxtR2lA9htZyuh64hTzgakftz1DnJtjAjukcqVcUqRPW9rstuAk2Ul_EywCPLjm2PFlyrtIA5sDm3TrerUu9eBj8CNbcxLa5NXaF_CWzctbMJnP-Cdt85rbL09_-bnX8-wan5Qg/s320/Photo_060309_007contrast.jpg)
original
messing with brightness and contrast thresholds
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using the colorcurve to lighten the photo up.
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original
colorcurve, again, to just lighten it up without overdriving the contrasts
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