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10-15-2008, 03:37 PM
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| Re: Glare on glasses Namaste, Namaste! Welcome to RetouchPro. Have a look around and enjoy. Nice to have you onboard. What retouching software do you have? This will help focus the tips to the programs you have available to work with. Please read the FAQ's: http://www.retouchpro.com/forums/faq.php "Will you do my restoration/retouch/repair for me? No. This is a site for learning, and we will gladly help you learn to do it yourself." "There is also a "Classifieds" forum if you're willing to pay one of our members to work on your photo." A simple copy and paste from her eyes to his with an opacity change on each eye layer might work for this picture.. Namaste            |
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10-15-2008, 10:27 PM
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| Re: Glare on glasses OlBaldy's method is about the only way. You could darken the reflections some, but that wouldn't look good. There simply isn't any good information in the reflection area... it is basically white, or close to it. While our brain can determine what his eyes should look like, Photoshop cannot. So, copy, paste, blend. |
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