Graduated brightening to compensate for flash distance fade

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Dec 15, 2006
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Is there a way to create a gradient mask across a photo, then apply a lightening or brightening effect to compensate for objects being farther from a flash on a night shot?
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Mike Hyndman
Dec 15, 2006
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Is there a way to create a gradient mask across a photo, then apply a lightening or brightening effect to compensate for objects being farther from a flash on a night shot?
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CC
Copy your layer and set the layer mode to lighten or screen. Apply a layer mask to this layer. With the gradient tool set to a black to white fill and mask active, drag across the mask.

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