Originally Posted by quagmire321 Andy, I have been sorta in hibernation with Smugmug & Dgrin for the last couple of years and as soon as I came back, I see this. You may not remember who I am but I remember who you are and that you have always been helpful. So, here it is... good luck with whatever you will be doing in the future and thank you for all your help.

Quag, I do remember you and thank you so very much for the kind words. I hope our paths cross again one day!

Originally Posted by Wayupthere And as the great Mr Bell once noted.. “When one door closes, another opens; but we often look so long and so regretfully upon the closed door that we do not see the one which has opened for us.” Congrats on the gig. Now I assume that Dgriners will be getting a discount.. Gary

YES you do! There's a sale going on right now in fact, the "AndyEffect" and plugins are 40% off - ends on Sunday 30th Sept though so hurry! http://www.athentech.com

Originally Posted by MakeMeShutter Congrats Andy! Looks exciting, wishing you the best! --Shawn

Thanks Shawn, I hope that we stay in touch - thanks for the kind well-wishes!

On a properly exposed image it still ups the exposure. Should it do this?

Originally Posted by Robertk On a properly exposed image it still ups the exposure. Should it do this?

Shouldn't, email me andy at athentech and I'll be happy to work with you, I'd love to see the image

Here's an example I use, the left is orig and the right is our default preset, no change at all since the image is perfectly exposed and the color is bang-on.

Originally Posted by Andy Shouldn't, email me andy at athentech and I'll be happy to work with you, I'd love to see the image Here's an example I use, the left is orig and the right is our default preset, no change at all since the image is perfectly exposed and the color is bang-on.

Ill try it again tomorrow. The photos have a black background. Should this have an effect?

Originally Posted by Robertk Ill try it again tomorrow. The photos have a black background. Should this have an effect?

Email me. Thanks.

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Just curious which one people prefer. Im trying to recreate the exposure issue now.

I intentionally overexposed the orginal and it still increased the exposure.

Originally Posted by Robertk I intentionally overexposed the orginal and it still increased the exposure.

Robert, happy to help you - this is not the place though :) Email me.

Andy, I'm not around much these days but wanted to wish you the best. I remember when we both hung out at the sony forum in DPRVW. You have worked very hard and accomplished sooooo much! Thanks for your help over the years too. You have inspired so many.