can someone please tell me if there is a way i can minimize this green shine that appeared after i scanned in these textured wedding pics. i cant rescan the pics anymore :( thanks :D

if i can get it close to the second pic it would be awesome!!!

edit: made the pic a bit bigger :D oh and i think i solved my problem. thanks u guys :D

Have you tried using a photo filter with the inverted color of the shine?

selective colour in PS is nice to use...

i dont know a lot of tricks with photoshop so if you can tell me how to do some of these suggestions that would be sooooooo great and nice of you :D

ok...what photoshop do you have?

photoshop cs3 extended ver 10.0

Any chance that you can post a larger image - the original ?

i can make it bigger but i dont want to post pics of my freinds faces and stuff :D

Add a selective color adjustment layer.
Check the "Absolute" radio button
Drop down the color menu and choose Blue
Slide the black slider to the right until you see something you like.

i just tried that and it just goes to a darker shade of green :(

Made a copy of the original, set the blending mode to multiply, dropped the opacity a little then using a mask darkened the highlights then did a final opacity adjustment

You're seeing green? Her dress appears navy blue on my monitor and the lighter areas are reflections of the flash off of the smooth shiney surface of the dress material. That doesn't bother me as much as the areas of red that I'm seeing (circled in my upload).

yeah her dress is navy blue but the original pics that i scanned in didnt have that tone to the highlights they were more like the other pic i have like a greyish tone not greenish. i think it turned green when i scanned them in cuz it was a textured photofinish or something.

There should be color adjustments in your scan software along with descreening to take care of the paper texture. It's best to try to correct it in the scanner if you can.

yeah i know but i dont have the pics anymore. they were sent back to the photographer :( but i think i might have figured it out.

I think the easiest way to fix problems in colors and spotting...etcetc... is to just make a new layer and then paint over it (while making sure that the layer's blending mode is set to color and not something else...) O-O boop...