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06-08-2008, 10:20 PM
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| Need help with sunlight... Hello, I am a first time poster and have just purchased a copy of Photoshop ready to begin my new found hobby. I am unaware of the method of lowering sunlight or glare, but have mastered making eyes standout among other little tricks. Can someone take a look at this photo and post on how you would try to improve it? Thanks in advance, Justin Last edited by ipvrf; 06-08-2008 at 10:23 PM. Reason: Attaching image            |
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06-08-2008, 11:05 PM
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| Re: Need help with sunlight... All you do is play with levels and the burn tool. here is a very fast example of the tools. the program i use to capture is a little glitchy so its not perfect. Also i did not spend a hole lot of time on the photo just enuff to give you an idea. the flash file takes a bit to load. I will keep the guide on the site for about a week then remove it, so if its over a week since the post date and your reading this, the tutorial is gone.  http://www.downloadbackdrops.com/ret...andburning.swf |
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