I need some photoshop magic...

had to have a go, looked like a good challenge

a couple of minor mirror blemishes but didn't want to spend alot of time

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Tim,

I find window cleaners tend to smear. I use wine vinegar/washing up liquid and water then a sheet of old newspaper. It's quicker than the clone tool, and leaves a lovely finish.

Richard

I had always heard newspaper too on glass, especially automotive glass. It works, doesn't leave fuzzies and the minimal abrasive of the paper really polishes. I would warn to only use it on glass, not sure how plastic (some of the cheaper mirrors) would handle it. We have one of these mirrors in our household and the mirrored part is made of plastic - guess its cheaper to make a magnifying concave mirrored surface out of plastic.

I had a quick go too, i tried painting on the face instead of heal/clone to see how it compared.

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That should take a while to fix! I tried but it takes more than just burning

A good reason to keep an old lens cleaning cloth handy.

Malone, I have the solution.

Just make like the mirror was aimed a different direction.

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^^^ HAHAHA

Lol nice one Curtis!

classic

Curtis N wrote in post #4130724
Malone, I have the solution.

Just make like the mirror was aimed a different direction.

You slay me.

Everyone, thanks for the PP ideas. Time to get to work!

Curtis N wrote in post #4130724
Malone, I have the solution.

Just make like the mirror was aimed a different direction.

Hahaha. Now that, sir, is funny. I had to explain to the office wth I LOL'ed at.

LOL... dammit, now everyone is asking me why i'm laughing at my laptop screen, when i'm supposed to be writing a report!!!

never looking at threads in class again....

Hahaha!!