"There´s this tool called "Spot Healing Brush". I think you´ll have to mask the right side of the nose an then spot heling it with the left side. When yu have larger areas use the PATCH tool. good louck"
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Adding on to PS CS2
Started this discussion. Last reply by Jason Parrish Aug 27, 2010. 3 Replies 0 Likes
What do you think??
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Removing Elements from photo - PS CS2
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Manuel Pacheco replied to Lindi Burger's discussion Adding on to PS CS2"the best you can add to photoshop is KNOWLEDGE and you cand do it by loading actions, styles and once they´re loaded analize them, learn from them and make the adjustments for your own kind of work. Finally you can always reset your tools and…"
Guy Cates replied to Lindi Burger's discussion What do you think??"I agree with Biff and Jason. Also put on your wall so family can enjoy."
Jason Willard replied to Lindi Burger's discussion What do you think??"In addition to what Biff said, you could make the background black and white. This would draw attention to the subject. Also, personally I would increase the saturation slightly."
Biff LaRue replied to Lindi Burger's discussion Adding on to PS CS2"Pick one of the many noise reduction plugins"
Biff LaRue replied to Lindi Burger's discussion What do you think??"Crop out most of the top portion to reduce eye wander and use a mask to apply a little blur to the background to soften the distracting bench."
CameraClicker replied to Lindi Burger's discussion Removing Elements from photo - PS CS2"Use the clone tool, set to a few pixels on the original sized photo, work on a copy. Select a sample of skin that is the right color and lighting (same area of the face, same angle to camera, works best). Paint out what you do not want to see. Do a…"
Lindi Burger posted a discussionRemoving Elements from photo - PS CS2
Hi there, My editing skills are really limited but I've always managed to find answers here. Please help!!! I've got some photo's of my little one taken over the weekend but once I downloaded onto my computer I noticed some green monsters coming out of her little nose. I've tried various ways to remove it but it never looks natural. Somehow her little nostril looks odd every single time. Any advice or tips for me please...... And what else would you change on this photo?See More
Lindi Burger replied to Lindi Burger's discussion A Casual Photo"Thanks guys, I am still a bit dumb with Photoshop, I have CS2. So editing is still a huge obsticle for me. I'll definatelly play around a bit...."
Allison Carenza replied to Lindi Burger's discussion A Casual Photo"Lindi,
Great expressions, good job of filling the frame, I think you just need to brighten the image. I think they are a little overexposed, I'm sure it didn't help that it was a gloomy day. Where you shooting manual? PS I love…"
James Elliott replied to Lindi Burger's discussion A Casual Photo"These are pretty great for just a casual shooting. The top right corner image (with the little girl sitting) shows great composition. With a little Post-Processing these will go from casual to Spectacular!"
Chris Reynolds replied to Lindi Burger's discussion A Casual Photo"really nice images! i think they said it right.. just some PS and your good to go..some exposure changes WB and your golden! Keep up the great work! :)"
Sean replied to Lindi Burger's discussion A Casual Photo"Play with your white balance. It could give you some interesting feel to the images."
Alex R replied to Lindi Burger's discussion A Casual Photo"all of these portraits are adorable! and they rlly capture the kids energy and curiosity
the only thing i would do is play around with the editing to make it more professional.
other then that i think this 'casual' photo shoot is great and…"
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- About Me and My Photography Experience:
- I have a long term goal to open my own studio, but first I need to learn...this is part of my learning curve.
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- I am currently using a Fujifilm Camera but hoping to upgrade within the next few months.
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- At 2:47pm on September 30, 2009,
Gary Oyama said… - The Nikon D90 is the best bang for the buck. If you have a little more money, the D300 is excellent. That is what I am starting with. What the others say is true. Learn first, buy later. I guess you just have to ask yourself,"How dedicated to the hobby will I be?".
- At 12:54pm on August 13, 2009,
nathan mccreery said… - Lyndi,
Thanks for your response. It's the detials that make a photograph work or not work. We must train our eyes to see the details; usually the larger stuff will take care of itself.
- At 2:29pm on August 7, 2009,
Alex Lewis said… - Hey i noticed you criticise good comments, im fairly new to photography and i would love some constructive criticism for my photo's , tell me what you like/dislike (:
- At 5:37am on August 7, 2009,
Earl E. Gibson said… - Hello Lindi and Welcome to PictureSocial. Hope you find it an enjoyable place that you can learn and maybe teach others.
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