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Can anyone help me with this shadow? Or can I ask how much it would cost for someone to take it off for me? Please and thank you! I don't have photoshop. I have a photoshop editor on my phone but I can't seem to figure it out
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Re: Shadow help!
No way can this be done on a phone.
If you don't have photoshop, well, let's just say it'll take you weeks, at least(you need to learn the program, then experiment...). Hire someone, it'll take about 2 hours of work, more or less, dependent on the resolution. -
Re: Shadow help!
Here's a quick, low res edit. Took about 30 minutes using LAB to reduce the shadow and the healing and stamp brush to blend edges. Also did a minor highlight/shadow tool to bring out a little more detail in the hair. A higher res version would take longer and would look better.Comment
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Re: Shadow help!
There are no shadows now, you need to DNB those.Comment
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Hello all,
This might come across as a stupid question but does anyone know how to straighten the shadow underneath this print?
Apparently it can be done without using the 'drop shadow technique' but I just don't know how.
Can anyone advise?
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