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Is there any other method to try to "balance" the lighting within a photograph besides using dodge/burn? By "balance", i’m refering to the ability to make a photograph have similar contrast. The scenario here is that using a digital camera I took a picture of a picture hanging on a wall. When I get it into Photoshop, there is a circular area near the top of the image that is brighter than the rest of the picture (probably a reflection from the glass) which I would like to remove. I tried to use dodge/burn to remove it but the results seem to end up blotchy even if I set the exposure setting very low and use a brush with a smooth edge. I realize that there is no way to make it "perfect" – aka – magic solution, but wondered if there was some other method I’m overlooking.
Thanks!
Ryan
Thanks!
Ryan
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