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wendy7 18-04-2009 08:38 PM

Bilbergia closeup
 
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Not to sharp as I cropped madly to show the colours.
Cheers Wendy

someone 20-04-2009 12:40 AM

Bilbergia closeup
 

"Wendy7" wrote in message
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Not to sharp as I cropped madly to show the colours.
Cheers Wendy


Great colours! Turquoise is so difficult. The only other plants I know
with colours that come close are Puya berteroana and Strongylodon
macrobotrys.

someone



wendy7 20-04-2009 02:46 AM

Bilbergia closeup
 
No, this is more lime green or chartreuse with blue. I shall try
for a sharper closeup soon.
Cheers Wendy

"someone" wrote in message
...

"Wendy7" wrote in message
...
Not to sharp as I cropped madly to show the colours.
Cheers Wendy


Great colours! Turquoise is so difficult. The only other plants I know
with colours that come close are Puya berteroana and Strongylodon
macrobotrys.

someone



MadCow 27-04-2009 11:07 PM

Bilbergia closeup
 
In message , someone
writes

"Wendy7" wrote in message
...
Not to sharp as I cropped madly to show the colours.
Cheers Wendy


Great colours! Turquoise is so difficult. The only other plants I know
with colours that come close are Puya berteroana and Strongylodon
macrobotrys.


Post pics

--
Sue ]8(:)

MadCow 27-04-2009 11:09 PM

Bilbergia closeup
 
In message , Wendy7
writes
No, this is more lime green or chartreuse with blue. I shall try
for a sharper closeup soon.


Leaf green edged with Prussian blue. We used to grow it at home when I
was a teenage. Please post...

--
Sue ]:(:)

wendy7 28-04-2009 06:31 AM

Bilbergia closeup
 
1 Attachment(s)
I found an old pic a little bright but colours are true.
Cheers Wendy
"MadCow" wrote in message
...
In message , someone
writes

"Wendy7" wrote in message
...
Not to sharp as I cropped madly to show the colours.
Cheers Wendy


Great colours! Turquoise is so difficult. The only other plants I know
with colours that come close are Puya berteroana and Strongylodon
macrobotrys.


Post pics

--
Sue ]8(:)



joevan[_3_] 28-04-2009 11:04 AM

Bilbergia closeup
 
On Mon, 27 Apr 2009 22:31:56 -0700, "Wendy7" wrote:

I found an old pic a little bright but colours are true.
Cheers Wendy
"MadCow" wrote in message
...
In message , someone
writes

"Wendy7" wrote in message
...
Not to sharp as I cropped madly to show the colours.
Cheers Wendy

Great colours! Turquoise is so difficult. The only other plants I know
with colours that come close are Puya berteroana and Strongylodon
macrobotrys.


Post pics

--
Sue ]8(:)

Wendy, try the automatically adjust colors in irfanview. See if that
helps the color. I tried it here but don't know if it is what you
want. Under image and down a ways there is the automaticallly adjust
colors.

Jim Carlock[_5_] 28-04-2009 08:20 PM

Bilbergia closeup
 
"joevan" wrote...
: Wendy, try the automatically adjust colors in irfanview. See if that
: helps the color. I tried it here but don't know if it is what you
: want. Under image and down a ways there is the automaticallly adjust
: colors.

"Image" menu, then "Color Corrections..." or SHIFT+G once you open a
picture and IrfanView then provides some nice sliders where you can
adjust and get a view as you're messing with the sliders. For that
brightness, you'd slowly slide the Gamma slider to the left to get
rid of the brightness and to the right to add some brightness.

IrfanView ends up as my favorite picture viewer, brightness modifier.
I tend to stay away from automatic everything! I'm the only one to
blame when something goes wrong. g

--
Jim Carlock
bs means "big smile".


joevan[_3_] 28-04-2009 09:02 PM

Bilbergia closeup
 
On Tue, 28 Apr 2009 15:20:35 -0400, "Jim Carlock"
wrote:

"joevan" wrote...
: Wendy, try the automatically adjust colors in irfanview. See if that
: helps the color. I tried it here but don't know if it is what you
: want. Under image and down a ways there is the automaticallly adjust
: colors.

"Image" menu, then "Color Corrections..." or SHIFT+G once you open a
picture and IrfanView then provides some nice sliders where you can
adjust and get a view as you're messing with the sliders. For that
brightness, you'd slowly slide the Gamma slider to the left to get
rid of the brightness and to the right to add some brightness.

IrfanView ends up as my favorite picture viewer, brightness modifier.
I tend to stay away from automatic everything! I'm the only one to
blame when something goes wrong. g

It is easy to reverse the change if it is not right and it is so easy
to do. I use a number of different methods to adjust pictures, I meant
to just give Wendy an easy method that did change her post but I
should not suggest that she would like it, only a suggestion to try
it.

Jim Carlock[_6_] 03-05-2009 11:55 PM

Bilbergia closeup
 
"joevan" wrote...
: It is easy to reverse the change if it is not right and it is so
: easy to do.

You're correct. I was just trying to insert a comical comment. I'm
stressed and I things bother me all to easy. My apologies if that
stress showed up in the post.

I figured to double-check and see which mail software Wendy employs
and make sure she's using Windows before I provided a link to
IrfanView, since I believe it's Windows only (although users of
other OS provide ways to run Windows software)...

http://www.irfanview.com/

--
Jim Carlock




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