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10/22/2005 11:29:25 PM · #1 |
I know I ask for help a lot, but I am a newbie at photography. These windows in the photos are too bright, they mess it up for me. Can anyone help me fix them and tell me what they did?
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10/22/2005 11:33:32 PM · #2 |
| I changed your photo to a link. Please help keep the forums dial up friendly by posting links or clickable thumbnail sized images. Thanks. For a tutorial on how to do that, please check out the LEARN section of DPC. |
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10/22/2005 11:39:07 PM · #3 |
| It's a 90kb file?!?! I am on dialup and it loads fine, Using IE (no image compression). Well, I'll do as you say, anyway, sorry |
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10/22/2005 11:40:31 PM · #4 |
You can use the polygonal lasso tool to select the windows and darken with levels, curves, etc.
Message edited by author 2005-10-23 03:40:53. |
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10/22/2005 11:55:38 PM · #5 |
| Or can also selected them as highlights, by Ctrl-Alt-~ and then manipulate them. Once selected, can copy, new, paste into a new layer, make changes (rest of image will be transparant) and the select again, copy and paste into base layer and adjust opacity if needed. (or somethin like that anyway...) |
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10/23/2005 04:05:40 AM · #6 |
How about trying opening the shot a couple of times with different exposures (if you have a raw file...or having a couple of layers).
Set one layer/exposure for the darkness. Then another for the windows.
Then use the eraser button to work the two layers together, so the different exposures mix together into one image.
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