Editing help requested.

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Hello I have a program called Adobe Photo shop elements and this
program will remove anything you need to remove from a photo. if you
want you can send it to me and i can remover the power lines for you
and send it back. I do this stuff for the fun of it and enjoy it. I add
people to photos and i also remove people from photos for other
people.. Well let me know turbinemaster@yahoo.com Have a great day,
Dave

rda wrote:
> Hi guys, I have a photo which I took for my soon-to-be ex wife. It shows her
> new cottage in its surroundings.
>
> The problem is the power lines that run from one end of the shot to the
> other, I have tried various times to remove them, but cant seem to get it
> right.
>
> It should not take long for someone more adept with PS.
>
> The photo is not for financial gain, just trying to appease my wife a little
> (apparently I have done nothing wrong, she just doesn't love me anymore).
>
> If anyone would be prepared to help I would be very grateful, please let me
> know and I can forward the file.
>
> Thanks
>
> --
> rda

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"Little Green Eyed Dragon" <ShadezofPerceptionvanished@someplace.com> wrote
in message
news:ShadezofPerceptionvanished-7644B7.10003124072005@news.verizon.net...
> In article <eOadnYOSVKUU837fRVnygg@fireflyuk.net>,
> "rda" <pleaseaskmeforemailinfo@home.net> wrote:
>>
>> If anyone would be prepared to help I would be very grateful, please let
>> me
>> know and I can forward the file.
>
> And perhaps a virus along with it.
>
> Never the less,......Most professional labs and a quite few
> non pro ones will offer you the service for a fee. Check the phone
> listings in your area for someone to do so. I know I would not want such
> file sent to me from an anon poster.

I may not be a regular poster, but I have been using the rec.photo groups
for a few years now.
I can assure you I was just looking for some help, not to maliciously infect
the recipients of my photo with a virus.

What has the world come to, Im sure it used to be a better place

--
rda

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In article <_v-dnV-Z5ORhP37fRVnyiA@fireflyuk.net>,
"rda" <pleaseaskmeforemailinfo@home.net> wrote:

> >
> > Never the less,......Most professional labs and a quite few
> > non pro ones will offer you the service for a fee. Check the phone
> > listings in your area for someone to do so. I know I would not want such
> > file sent to me from an anon poster.
>
> I may not be a regular poster, but I have been using the rec.photo groups
> for a few years now.
> I can assure you I was just looking for some help, not to maliciously infect
> the recipients of my photo with a virus.
>
> What has the world come to, Im sure it used to be a better place

That's why I offered some help (a suggestion),....it is sad currently -
but maybe it will be a happy place once more. I try to be an optimist,
but my father was somewhat pessimistic so its genetic

He was also a dragon.
--
Would thou choose to meet a rat eating dragon, or
a dragon, eating rat? The answer of: I am somewhere
in the middle.

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"rda" <pleaseaskmeforemailinfo@home.net> wrote in message
news:eOadnYOSVKUU837fRVnygg@fireflyuk.net...
> Hi guys, I have a photo which I took for my soon-to-be ex wife. It shows
> her new cottage in its surroundings.
>
> The problem is the power lines that run from one end of the shot to the
> other, I have tried various times to remove them, but cant seem to get it
> right.
>
> It should not take long for someone more adept with PS.
>
> The photo is not for financial gain, just trying to appease my wife a
> little (apparently I have done nothing wrong, she just doesn't love me
> anymore).
>
> If anyone would be prepared to help I would be very grateful, please let
> me know and I can forward the file.
>

Vic has returned an excellent edit for me.

Thanks for all your offers guys.


And not a virus in sight !

--
rda

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In article <eOadnYOSVKUU837fRVnygg@fireflyuk.net>,
pleaseaskmeforemailinfo@home.net says...
>
>Hi guys, I have a photo which I took for my soon-to-be ex wife. It shows her
>new cottage in its surroundings.
>
>The problem is the power lines that run from one end of the shot to the
>other, I have tried various times to remove them, but cant seem to get it
>right.
>
>It should not take long for someone more adept with PS.
>
>The photo is not for financial gain, just trying to appease my wife a little
>(apparently I have done nothing wrong, she just doesn't love me anymore).
>
>If anyone would be prepared to help I would be very grateful, please let me
>know and I can forward the file.
>
>Thanks
>
>--
>rda

Post the image to a Web site, or upload it to alt.binaries.test NG, and let me
know when it's posted - remember, most servers, even my big subscription ones
purge the "test" groups on a regular basis. I'll rid the photo of those power
lines in a few seconds, and either FTP, or re-post to alt.binaries.test for
you.

I can use a break from my paid PD work.

Hunt

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Little Green Eyed Dragon <ShadezofPerceptionvanished@someplace.com> writes:

> In article <eOadnYOSVKUU837fRVnygg@fireflyuk.net>,
> "rda" <pleaseaskmeforemailinfo@home.net> wrote:
> >
> > If anyone would be prepared to help I would be very grateful, please let me
> > know and I can forward the file.
>
> And perhaps a virus along with it.

In a TIFF or JPEG file? Nonsense. And in any case easy to protect
against, I'd scan it before opening it if I had any doubts.
--
David Dyer-Bennet
Recovering from server meltdown! Email and web service on www.dd-b.net
including all virtual domains (demesne.com, ellegon.com, dragaera.info,
mnstf.org, and many others) is rudimentary and intermittent.