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Editting help needed
I took some group photos today but most of their faces looked dark against the brighter background.(no time to take out flash or change settings)
I tried adding brightness and contrast etc but the pics look grainy and wash out. Thanks for all help |
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but where's the help
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 Its their secret code share: Hel: "Psst!?!" Togu: What?" Hel: "Can?!" Togu: "Can." Hel: "Okay?!" Togu: "Okay!" and the both walk off shaking their heads wondering what the other person was talking about...  Just kidding... Sorry for the OT.  |
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5th September 2003
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Eh anyone got suggestion beside the usual auto levels/contrast/colour?
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How about using the simple dodge tool ? Select it and click on your subject. |
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5th September 2003
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Just to add, if you want to restrict the range of the dodge tool, just make a selection on the subject's face (using the pen tool or magic wand, etc), then just brush away freely
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13th September 2003
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prehaps you wanna let us see the picture if convient, and from there we can see hope to fix it if possible?
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