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Apr 09, 2010 16:53 |  #1

I just did a high school senior shoot for a friend. He has major acne/scars from acne. I have paint shop pro x2 which does a pretty good job normally but is not really getting the job done on these. Does anyone know of a good free program I could use or have tips on how to better remove it with what I have? I can post an example if needed.


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Apr 10, 2010 06:23 |  #2

free, no.
but imagenomic portraiture or photoshop will do the trick.


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Apr 10, 2010 12:52 as a reply to  @ Canonymous's post |  #3

Take a look at GIMP (external link). Free, and will do the trick.


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Apr 11, 2010 08:04 |  #4

melissaandkris wrote in post #9965683 (external link)
I just did a high school senior shoot for a friend. He has major acne/scars from acne. I have paint shop pro x2 which does a pretty good job normally but is not really getting the job done on these. Does anyone know of a good free program I could use or have tips on how to better remove it with what I have? I can post an example if needed.

Find yourself a used copy of photoshop elements. Its available from lots of places for cheap or bundled with hardware for free (so there are lots of copies floating around). The healing brush is amazing.




  
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