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Erasing the reflections from a car

 
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May 01, 2007 22:21 |  #1

anyone have tips on how to erase the reflection of the truck on my car in this photo?

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May 01, 2007 22:58 |  #2

Thats where a Circular Polarizer would have come in handy. Maybe someone can provide an easy editing how to.




  
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May 01, 2007 23:57 |  #3

If it were mine, I would clone or heal out the wheels ONLY. The lines follow the contour of the car and - to my eye - enhance the flow of the car.

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May 02, 2007 00:00 |  #4

i second clone/heal technique


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May 02, 2007 08:42 as a reply to  @ bagtagsell's post |  #5

You might clone out the junk in the street...a bit distracting.


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May 02, 2007 08:58 |  #6

The lines follow the contour of the car and - to my eye - enhance the flow of the car.

I'd keep them too. The biggest problem you'll have is where the door seams are next to the area that you need to clone out. Select the area next to the seam & clone within it, & it should be easy. My fav selection method: Selecting areas in PS.


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May 02, 2007 15:46 |  #7

Radtech1 wrote in post #3137933 (external link)
If it were mine, I would clone or heal out the wheels ONLY.

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