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Hello, and may I first say thank you for taking the time to read my question. I have seached and tried various techniques to try and achieve what I think should be a relatively simple procedure, but have got confused!
I have an image of the interior of a motorhome, but it has been exposed for the inside, thus the windows are burnt out. However,the photographer has, by accident under exposed a similar shot, which shows outside detail well.
There are 4 side windows and one large windscreen. I need to be able to cut out the correctly exposed outside views, and place behind the original burnt out windows,then remove the burnt out portions to reveal the correctly exposed areas underneath, within the existing window frame. (I hope I’m explaing this well enough).
To complicate things a little, the two images are not identical in positioning, so once I have selected the area that is correctly exposed, I need to enlarge it slightly before placing behing the burnt out area. Each window will have to be done individually.
If anyone would be so kind as to explain the procedure, or provide the correct line I should enter in the help section, I would be most grateful.
I am still using Photoshop 6 with Windows 98 (yes ..I ought to upgrade soon!) Kind Regards
Doug G
I have an image of the interior of a motorhome, but it has been exposed for the inside, thus the windows are burnt out. However,the photographer has, by accident under exposed a similar shot, which shows outside detail well.
There are 4 side windows and one large windscreen. I need to be able to cut out the correctly exposed outside views, and place behind the original burnt out windows,then remove the burnt out portions to reveal the correctly exposed areas underneath, within the existing window frame. (I hope I’m explaing this well enough).
To complicate things a little, the two images are not identical in positioning, so once I have selected the area that is correctly exposed, I need to enlarge it slightly before placing behing the burnt out area. Each window will have to be done individually.
If anyone would be so kind as to explain the procedure, or provide the correct line I should enter in the help section, I would be most grateful.
I am still using Photoshop 6 with Windows 98 (yes ..I ought to upgrade soon!) Kind Regards
Doug G
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