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| Sunlight through ears Can anyone tell me the best way to reduce sunlight coming through ears when a subject is backlit? Thanks! Cari |
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| Re: Sunlight through ears Maybe reading some to increase overall brain size? Sounds like that would block the sun I could not resist everyone, sorry. Why don't you drop a photo in here so we can help you with it.. c |
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| Re: Sunlight through ears Thanks in advance! |
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| Re: Sunlight through ears ................... Last edited by Ant; 07-08-2008 at 11:59 AM. |
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| Re: Sunlight through ears I did a selection of both ears using Quick Mask and cpoied them to a new layer. I then used Hue/Saturation adjustment, selecting the Red channel and moving the lightness slider to the left. You don't want to make them too dark or it won't look natural for the backlit shot. |
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| Re: Sunlight through ears Ant ~ i like your naming conventions for layers! Very quick and easy to see what each layer is doing. I will have to adopt that instead of the convoluted way i name. Thanks for that. |
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| Re: Sunlight through ears I used the color replacment brush |
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