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Hi every body …
If someone could help me I will appreciate it very much …
It seems I cant attach the Photo I’m referring to in this forum because
it seems its not allowed.
Anyway, if web addresses are allowed you can see the photo at :
< http://picasaweb.google.com/jmgpbs43fde43TRretyg543FDT65tg/F orumDiscussedPhotos02/photo#5228458286385970322>
I will try to explain my self the best way I can…
The right shoulder zone of my little soon get fried by the light in the photo, although the rest of the image (witch doesn’t matter for this question) is absolutely "perfect" in terms of exposure and sharpness.
NOTE we are talking about a photo at the beach so, we are talking about correcting the skin and not clothes .
I tried some ways to solve this:
1-
I duplicated the image into another layer and decrease its exposure and treated it thought a mask visible on the fried zone but.
Result : The decreased exposure layer gets too gray in the fried zone.
2-
I tried to clone the color and tone of the left shoulder to the right fried zone
Result : It works to some extent until I reach the axilla. As it is a more textured zone the clone tools doesn’t work at all.
3-
I tried the same with healing tool.
Result : More or less equal to point 2.
Obviously my question is :
Is there any way to treat efficiently this fried zone, giving it the color and tone appearance of the non-fried zone (at the left shoulder) but maintaining the texture of the axilla?
In other words: Remove the light fried zone and let persons believe absolutely both shoulders was ever at shadow (like the left soulder side) and the right shoulder was never fried …
Could you explain this to me, step by step ?
Lots of thanks in advance,
Miguel Garcia
If someone could help me I will appreciate it very much …
It seems I cant attach the Photo I’m referring to in this forum because
it seems its not allowed.
Anyway, if web addresses are allowed you can see the photo at :
< http://picasaweb.google.com/jmgpbs43fde43TRretyg543FDT65tg/F orumDiscussedPhotos02/photo#5228458286385970322>
I will try to explain my self the best way I can…
The right shoulder zone of my little soon get fried by the light in the photo, although the rest of the image (witch doesn’t matter for this question) is absolutely "perfect" in terms of exposure and sharpness.
NOTE we are talking about a photo at the beach so, we are talking about correcting the skin and not clothes .
I tried some ways to solve this:
1-
I duplicated the image into another layer and decrease its exposure and treated it thought a mask visible on the fried zone but.
Result : The decreased exposure layer gets too gray in the fried zone.
2-
I tried to clone the color and tone of the left shoulder to the right fried zone
Result : It works to some extent until I reach the axilla. As it is a more textured zone the clone tools doesn’t work at all.
3-
I tried the same with healing tool.
Result : More or less equal to point 2.
Obviously my question is :
Is there any way to treat efficiently this fried zone, giving it the color and tone appearance of the non-fried zone (at the left shoulder) but maintaining the texture of the axilla?
In other words: Remove the light fried zone and let persons believe absolutely both shoulders was ever at shadow (like the left soulder side) and the right shoulder was never fried …
Could you explain this to me, step by step ?
Lots of thanks in advance,
Miguel Garcia
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