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03/17/2004 12:39:43 AM · #1
When I took this picture, I had no choice but to take it through a chain link fence. Can anyone give me suggestions or tell me how to get the fence out of the picture? I don't have any space on here, so the photo is located at //www.elalarado.com/photography/traffic.jpg
03/17/2004 12:41:00 AM · #2
The link doesn't seem to work.

03/17/2004 12:45:49 AM · #3
Originally posted by goinskiing:

The link doesn't seem to work.

It does now! I hadn't planned on anyone viewing it right away and just uploaded it after I posted.
03/17/2004 01:41:35 AM · #4
see //www.digitalretouch.org/ and look at the reader galleries - ANYTHING can be fixed or removed, or so you will believe after some time here! Tedious, but possble to clone and heal things out of the pic.

chris
03/17/2004 01:49:23 AM · #5
Check this photo and read (all) the comments.
03/17/2004 01:52:04 AM · #6
Originally posted by GeneralE:

Check this photo and read (all) the comments.


It looked like these before:
03/18/2004 01:05:58 PM · #7
I assume it just takes lots and lots of practice. I tried for several hours to remove the fence, but just couldn't ever get it right. When it looked good up close, I would zoom out and it would look terrible. I finally gave up and will have to find another spot without the fence to take them. Thanks for the help though!!!
03/18/2004 01:22:01 PM · #8
i'd touch up the area's away from the lights then using layers + pen tool with gausian blur make the lines back up from scratch - it would take some time (prehaps to those photo purists too much time taken or editing for a picture)
03/18/2004 05:10:16 PM · #9
This can be good practice for doing photo restoration. If you are going to do any significant amount of touch-up, invest in an inexpensive Wacom tablet.
03/18/2004 11:34:20 PM · #10
well... I had a wacom tablet that my school baught me, but when someone else used it (being it was actually the school's), they lost the pen. Any idea where I can buy a replacement pen?
03/18/2004 11:39:40 PM · #11
Originally posted by bradical:

well... I had a wacom tablet that my school baught me, but when someone else used it (being it was actually the school's), they lost the pen. Any idea where I can buy a replacement pen?
Wacom accessories and replacements.
03/18/2004 11:39:46 PM · #12
Originally posted by bradical:

well... I had a wacom tablet that my school baught me, but when someone else used it (being it was actually the school's), they lost the pen. Any idea where I can buy a replacement pen?


//wacomdirect.wacom.com/wacomdirect/tab_accessories.asp?

6 seconds too slow.

Message edited by author 2004-03-18 23:40:31.
03/18/2004 11:44:20 PM · #13
Originally posted by faidoi:

6 seconds too slow.

Wow! I'm almost always in second place ....
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