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Too late, help fixing glasses glare

 
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Apr 30, 2007 10:40 |  #1

Well, its too late. I have already taken the pics and didn't fix the problem from the onset. Now how do you fix the problem after the fact? Any help is much appreciated. Thanks Mark


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Apr 30, 2007 12:17 |  #2

The bane of portrait photography. Very careful clone work close in works. I generally set the opacity to something under 40% and work on a layer. Reselect often.

If you could post up an example you would probably get a lot more responses.


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Apr 30, 2007 12:25 |  #3

having a sample picture would help us to see exactly how strong the glare is and what the best route would be to work towards correcting it.

it's not always possible to completely save, though, so don't get your hopes up too much


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Apr 30, 2007 17:20 |  #4

I do believe that its too much and there is nothing that can be done. I will post a pic this evening as I need to go to soccer practice right now. Thanks for the responses. I have tried the cloning but there isn't much to clone from. I will post in a couple of hours.


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