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    Hello,

    I am relatively new to Photoshop but have been working years taking pictures, editing photos (as best as I can). Until CC, I found $3500.00 was a bit much for buying a suite of products but have become a CC subscriber when I retired and am fascinate by all the good stuff Adobe products will do, esp. PS. I want to learn a lot and hope that I can also provide anyone with tips from my background as a computer and networking specialist and videographer.

    I am happy to be here and am posting a picture concerning 'double exposure' and ask if anyone can point me to a tutorial which will help to darken the background and get rid of the 'white out'. Thank you.

    I am restoring over 200 pictures and this one has presented a problem with the lightened areas over the first soldier and the head of the second soldier. All I am really concerned with is to get the two soldiers pics darkened equally and have them stand out......

    Thank you for any help with this.


    John A.
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    Re: New Member! Hello!

    Greetings. I took the liberty of moving your post to the Image Help forum in hopes of catching more eyes.

    Good luck!
    Learn by teaching
    Take responsibility for learning

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      Re: New Member! Hello!

      Hi! I think you'll gain a lot of tips and insights from this tutorial:

      http://retouchpro.com/tutorials/?m=show&id=304

      It will help you with the fundamentals of matching/fixing luminosity issues, which will go a long way to getting what you want out of your pic.

      I've posted a quick example of what you can recover from the image.

      Cheers,

      Kevin
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        Re: New Member! Hello!

        Hi Kevin...And thanks a million for answering this post and providing me with an example of how this might turn out. I appreciate it very much. I will try this today and post my results.

        Thanks, again!

        John A

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        • #5
          Re: New Member! Hello!

          Hello John, Welcome here and its really inspiring to see your interest on Photoshop after your retirement. Kevin has been given the perfect tutorial link, me also going to recommend that one. Nice to meet you.

          Shumi

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