While I've admired and learned a lot from this forum, I've hesitated to ask the "big guns" for help until I really needed it. Obviously, that time has come! I'd appreciate your thoughts on how to get rid of "the fuzzies" in this photo. By this I mean the noise/blotchiness throughout the photo, most noticeable on the dress and pants.
First basic question, what is a more appropriate term than "the fuzzies"?
Second, of course is how to minimize them?
In other photo's I've typically use this basic approach:
1. Find the channel with the best appearance.
2. Snaphot, Median, History brush to paint back in desired details.
3. Painting over areas such as the dress to have a more uniform appearance.
However, in this case, "the fuzzies" are prevalent throughout and my solution doesn't seem to efficient. In additon, I love the detail - fuzzy as it may be - on the left side of the photo and want to preserve that as much as practical.
Would appreciate your thoughts.
First basic question, what is a more appropriate term than "the fuzzies"?
Second, of course is how to minimize them?
In other photo's I've typically use this basic approach:
1. Find the channel with the best appearance.
2. Snaphot, Median, History brush to paint back in desired details.
3. Painting over areas such as the dress to have a more uniform appearance.
However, in this case, "the fuzzies" are prevalent throughout and my solution doesn't seem to efficient. In additon, I love the detail - fuzzy as it may be - on the left side of the photo and want to preserve that as much as practical.
Would appreciate your thoughts.
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