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I have an image where I tried to "up" the blue, by using a darker shade of blue, then painting it on at a certain opacity. The image looked fine on my screen, but when I had it printed, there were definite brush marks on it; you could see someone (me) painted it darker. They stuck out like a sore thumb.
When I went back to my computer, I still couldn’t see the marks. I had to look really hard and use the hardcopy print to locate them. Do you know a way to alter the image temporarily, to where it would make any paint marks really stand out? Then I could correct them while I see them, then put the image back to the correct color/density/contrast, etc. I’ve already tried to up the contrast, but that didn’t work. I’m sure there’s a way to make brush strokes to really show up.
Thanks,
When I went back to my computer, I still couldn’t see the marks. I had to look really hard and use the hardcopy print to locate them. Do you know a way to alter the image temporarily, to where it would make any paint marks really stand out? Then I could correct them while I see them, then put the image back to the correct color/density/contrast, etc. I’ve already tried to up the contrast, but that didn’t work. I’m sure there’s a way to make brush strokes to really show up.
Thanks,
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