Tuesday, June 14, 2011

Think Tank Photo Bag Giveaway Winners

Shoulder Bag to Belt Pack - The Speed Convertibles

Last month I announced a giveaway to win a free Think Tank Photo bag. I’m pleased to announce that due to such stiff competition that I’ve awarded two winners. Here’s the winning entries with before (mouse over) and after (mouse out):

Mouse over to see before, mouse out to see after - Copyright Tim Pursall

Congrats to first place winner Tim Pursall from the UK who won with this great entry. When you hover over the photo above you can see what a difference there is between the before and after. More importantly, when you read the article you can see what a huge difference it makes using some of the great plug-ins mentioned on this blog!

Mouse over to see before, mouse out to see after - Copyright Ed Beck

There were so many great entries that I decided to also award Ed Beck a 2nd place award for his entry shown above with before and after results.

Tim will take his choice of one of the following two bags:


Prize Option #1 - An Urban Disguise 40 (camera gear not included)


Prize Option #2 – An Airport AirStream Roller Bag

and Ed will get the other.

Thanks to everyone who participated!

Disclosure

Prizes were provided by Think Tank Photo with no purchase necessary. Void where prohibited and the winner is responsible for all shipping and packaging charges in the event that they can not pick up in person in Redmond, WA.

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2 comments:

Ed Beck said...

Congratulations Tim, I love your example of taking a dull image and making it pop. I'd be very interested in seeing a step-by-step of how you used Photomatrix to tone map.

Ed

Tim said...

Hey Ed! Great job with your image! Well done. Thanks for the comment. If you click on the Photomatix screen grab you should be able to make out the settings. Five brackets of -2, -1, 0, +1, +2. I may try to do a video walkthrough if I am feeling brave enough one day!