Getting rid of flash reflection in window

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Marcel
Jan 30, 2005
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Hi all!

In the photograph below, I have a flash reflection in the window. I’ve tried many ways, but I don’t seem to know how to get rid of it. I use Photoshop CS. Can you please point out a way of doing it? Thanks.
Marcel
http://celestart.com/images/publique/12.jpg
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John DKC
Jan 30, 2005
Pick the stamp tool
select an black area of the glass in the picture
press the alt key once then release the alt key
now go down to the bright area and press and hold the left mouse button and start scrubbing the bright area
Practice makes perfect
"Marcel" wrote in message
Hi all!

In the photograph below, I have a flash reflection in the window. I’ve tried
many ways, but I don’t seem to know how to get rid of it. I use Photoshop CS. Can you please point out a way of doing it? Thanks.
Marcel
http://celestart.com/images/publique/12.jpg

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Corey
Jan 30, 2005
http://tinyurl.com/4k7x6

I made a selection around the flash reflection with the lasso tool and cloned from the black area with no flash. Then I deselected (CTRL+D) and used the burn tool set to shadows (10%) to darken in the hair, ear and cheek.

Peadge 🙂

"Marcel" wrote in message
Hi all!

In the photograph below, I have a flash reflection in the window. I’ve
tried
many ways, but I don’t seem to know how to get rid of it. I use Photoshop CS. Can you please point out a way of doing it? Thanks.
Marcel
http://celestart.com/images/publique/12.jpg

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Marcel
Jan 30, 2005
Thanks John, Peadge.
I’ll try it both ways.
Marcel

"Marcel" wrote in message
Hi all!

In the photograph below, I have a flash reflection in the window. I’ve
tried
many ways, but I don’t seem to know how to get rid of it. I use Photoshop CS. Can you please point out a way of doing it? Thanks.
Marcel
http://celestart.com/images/publique/12.jpg

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Bernard Saper
Jan 30, 2005
Too late for now, but the best way to deal with this problem is not to shoot the flash at a 90 degree angle towards any reflective surface. That will prevent the flash reflecting directly back into the camera lens.

"Marcel" wrote in message
Hi all!

In the photograph below, I have a flash reflection in the window. I’ve tried
many ways, but I don’t seem to know how to get rid of it. I use Photoshop CS. Can you please point out a way of doing it? Thanks.
Marcel
http://celestart.com/images/publique/12.jpg

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Marcel
Jan 31, 2005
Thank you Bernard.
Very wise advice. It’s good to remember that a good shot minimizes "after effects" 😉
Marcel

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"Bernard Saper" wrote in message
Too late for now, but the best way to deal with this problem is not to
shoot
the flash at a 90 degree angle towards any reflective surface. That will prevent the flash reflecting directly back into the camera lens.
"Marcel" wrote in message
Hi all!

In the photograph below, I have a flash reflection in the window. I’ve tried
many ways, but I don’t seem to know how to get rid of it. I use
Photoshop
CS. Can you please point out a way of doing it? Thanks.
Marcel
http://celestart.com/images/publique/12.jpg

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LJM
Jan 31, 2005
Basic Physics
The angle of incidence is the angle of reflection.
180 Degrees at the window will get it right back at your face. Bounce the light off to the side. Think of it as a pool game and you are bouncing the light off a bumper.

LJM

On Sun, 30 Jan 2005 20:39:01 GMT, "Bernard Saper" wrote:

Too late for now, but the best way to deal with this problem is not to shoot the flash at a 90 degree angle towards any reflective surface. That will prevent the flash reflecting directly back into the camera lens.
"Marcel" wrote in message
Hi all!

In the photograph below, I have a flash reflection in the window. I’ve tried
many ways, but I don’t seem to know how to get rid of it. I use Photoshop CS. Can you please point out a way of doing it? Thanks.
Marcel
http://celestart.com/images/publique/12.jpg

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