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8/14 Pretty cool Photoshop filter:
http://www.hdrsoft.com/index.html
\_ While the results look pretty, they also almost uniformly have this
"otherworldy" look to them, where the back of your brain goes
"there is something very wrong with this picture; i just don't know
what it is"
\_ Exactly. I felt like I was playing a videogame. |
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