Okay, so I have this image where I'm supposed to pull the chandelier in the foreground out by increasing the exposure of the reflection about 2+ stops.
The problem is that the chandelier in the reflection is too sharp, so deciphering between the one in the foreground and the one in the reflection is nearly impossible not only to the eye, but to my masking tools as well. I thought another solution would be to duplicate the left side to the right and clean it up, but that makes the chandelier look strange. Any suggestions?? I could definitely use all the help I can get. I'm using Photoshop CC.
(*There are no additional images available of this shot with a better reflection situation)
The problem is that the chandelier in the reflection is too sharp, so deciphering between the one in the foreground and the one in the reflection is nearly impossible not only to the eye, but to my masking tools as well. I thought another solution would be to duplicate the left side to the right and clean it up, but that makes the chandelier look strange. Any suggestions?? I could definitely use all the help I can get. I'm using Photoshop CC.
(*There are no additional images available of this shot with a better reflection situation)
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