I have a picture that the main subject is a little blurry. I don't, however, have photoshop. Any photographers out there want to take my original picture, sharpen up the blur (it is a mountain bike rider going over a little bump) and send it back to me? Anyone? It would be really great if someone could help me out.
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Send it to this guy... He does great work and it's free!
http://photoshoprequest.com/
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Blurry is fine, just pretend you took it with Instagram.
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The blur in the photo is due to the speed of the rider in the photo...there is no making fast look slow. Sorry Adam.
It was that jump photo I showed you on Saturday. The look on his face is pretty priceless. In focus would make it even better. And he was hauling when he went by me.
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Here's a way to do it for free (gimp is basically open source photoshop):
http://www.gimp.org/tutorials/Smart_Sharpening/
The downside is it looks like it requires pretty advanced knowledge of image processing software in order to use it.
Email it to me, and I can see what I can do with it
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