Hello, I took a picture of two kids and they are on the grass. The kids were in the shade but in the background the sun was shining so it looks overexposed. I did take the picture in camera raw and I have tried several techniques in Photoshop. I have Photoshop and Lightroom. Can someone give me some tips on how to adjust the highlights. I would love to give them the picture but I need to correct it first.
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Re: Overexposure on background
My approach was to crop, get a good white balance on the children, paint the walk 50% grey add noise g-blur then motion blur the walk, heal a lot of the white spots in the trees, tone down the green and yellows a bit using Hue/sat layer
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Re: Overexposure on background
Well the glare from the road covered the edge of the sibs and the grass. I selected the sibs and worked on them separate from the background and lowered the highlights some.Attached Files
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My Solution - Get rid of that sidewalk.Attached Files
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