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01/28/2007 10:45:04 AM · #1 |
| does anyone know how to ps glare off someones glasses? |
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01/28/2007 10:45:30 AM · #2 |
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01/28/2007 10:46:58 AM · #3 |
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01/28/2007 10:53:33 AM · #4 |
| Healing brush. It looks like a band-aid. You use the alt button to select a source for the heal, and then you click on the actual spot that you would like to heal. |
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01/28/2007 11:01:36 AM · #5 |
A little after-the-fact, but of course the best bet is to avoid getting the glare on the glasses in the first place. A good tip is to have the person raise the arms of their glasses just a little above their ears (not so much to be noticable). That causes the lenses to be at a slight downward angle and much less chance of showing glare in your shot.
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01/28/2007 11:05:09 AM · #6 |
Originally posted by idnic:
A little after-the-fact, but of course the best bet is to avoid getting the glare on the glasses in the first place. A good tip is to have the person raise the arms of their glasses just a little above their ears (not so much to be noticable). That causes the lenses to be at a slight downward angle and much less chance of showing glare in your shot. |
great tip, thanks!
I am working with paint shop pro 11, does it have a healing brush?
If not is there something that does the same in psp11? |
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01/28/2007 11:07:36 AM · #7 |
Take two pictures, one with and one without the glasses. Clone into the glass area their eyes from the picture without the glasses.
Too late, already took the pictures? Chances are, one eye has glare and the other one doesn't. Copy the good eye and flip it placing it over top of the one that had the glare. (sometimes the angle that you shoot at will make this look funky, so it doesn't always work, but it's just one more tool in your bag of tricks)
Finally, I sometimes just rebuild the eye based on pieces of the other eye.
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01/28/2007 11:16:15 AM · #8 |
Take two pictures is a awesome idea too.
Too late, already took the pictures? Chances are, one eye has glare and the other one doesn't. Copy the good eye and flip it placing it over top of the one that had the glare.
That is what I have been doing with a couple now.
You guy's are just full of great ideas. :) |
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