Learn about Noise Reduction in Jay's Photoshop Webinar--win a free spot.

<p>We're giving away 1 spot in Jay Kinghorn's Photoshop Power Lunch Series. The next webinar is TUESDAY, JULY 21: 2pm EST, 11am PST, noon MS.</p>

 

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Topic: <a href="http://www.prorgb.com/pspowerlunch#Session4">Noise Reduction</a><br>

What you need to participate: your computer, an Internet connection and your phone. must be located in the continental US.<br>

Check out more details here: <a href="http://www.prorgb.com/pspowerlunch">http://www.prorgb.com/pspowerlunch</a></p>

 

<p><strong>Anyone interested in winning, post an interesting Photoshopped photo to this thread and we will randomly draw 1 name by 8pm EST July 19.</strong></p>

 

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<li>Perfecting the Shot: Sharpening & Noise Reduction 7/21/09</li>

<li>Streamlining your Workflow: Automation & Efficiency 7/28/09</li>

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<p>Post Photoshopped photo...check.<br>

Wait for random drawing...check.<br>

Hope beyond hope my dreams of being picked will come true...check!</p><div></div>

<p>One of my favorites of my own images, Somenos Marsh, taken one evening close to my home on Vancouver Island off B.C.'s Pacific coast.<br>

I'm not telling you the camera I shot it on. Guesses??</p>

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<p>This one of my favorite shots. An early morning Flagstaff image. The original sky was dead, hardly any color. The sides of the building were dark, with wet streets. I replaced the sky,and using the dodge tool worked on the signs and bicycles. On each image I used the noice reduction and noise/luminance. The photo (maybe degraded jpeg) has a painterly look to it. Not quite a photo and not quite a painting.<br>

It juts glows hanging on my wall.<br>

Tim Harper</p><div></div>

<p>Joan Kelley submission for webinar. </p><div></div>

<p>My walleye catch</p><div></div>

<p>Dah! can you repeat the question?<br>

Submission for Webinar.<img src="http://picasaweb.google.com/JPCrazy2/Landscape#slideshow/5267932983036457250" alt="" /></p>

<p>A favorite photo of my father taking a nap in the warm afternoon sun. Applying a watercolor filter softened the photo further, creating a warm sleepy feeling, I believe.</p>

<p>My submission, in hopes of winning a free spot is a favorite photo of my father taking a nap in the warm afternoon sun. Applying a watercolor filter softened the photo further, creating a warm sleepy feeling.<br />Michael R. Hensley</p>

<p>Janet Grady submission for webinar.</p><div></div>

<p>Hi all, was a name drawn? It's now 11:42pm EST on July 19th. :)</p>

<p>Besides the computer, an Internet connection and a phone, we also need to pay $89 USD per session, according to the link that Hannah provides in the opening post.<br>

Is there a discount for PhotoNet members?</p>

<p>That's only for people who don't win the free spot they're giving away. But I think Hannah might have forgotten about us over here in the contest thread! haha</p>

<p>Haven't forgotten--name has been chosen randomly and will be announced this evening.</p>

<p>And the lucky winner is...</p>

<p><strong>Krista Stenhaug</strong>! Congrats! Jay Kinghorn will be contacting you with further details.</p>

<p>Thanks to everyone for participating. If you haven't already, check out Jay's <a href="../learn/digital-photography-workflow/advanced-photoshop-tutorials/layer-masks/">Advanced Photoshop Tutorial series</a> on photo.net.</p>

 

<p>Jen Lambert and Wayne Eggleston were the lucky winners last week--Jen won the series package, and Wayne won a spot in the Sharpening & Noise Reduction webinar.</p>

 

<p>We'll be doing one more giveaway later this week for next week's webinar on Streamlining your Workflow: Automation & Efficiency 7/28/09.</p>