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 04/17/2009 02:39:18 PM · #26
In PS just use a curves layer, click the white sampler and then click on the image in the area that should be white and voila!
 04/17/2009 11:15:36 PM · #27
Thanks for everyone's help and support. I finally got it down. I had to clone out some of the shadows (is that legal in advanced editing)? I think I may need to buy 2 more smaller dome lights to cut out some of the shadows but it worked well. I set the white balance to incandescent in my camera. I tried doing it in auto but in auto it also automatically sets the white balance and won't let me adjust it. I had to shoot it in manual to select my preferred white balance. Thanks again for the PS tips. The white sampler worked beautifully. I know some may not like the subject in this shot. Sorry about that but I thought it was a good strong image.



edit- please critique the shot if you can spare a moment. Again thanks for all those who have helped me through this. I would not have been able to get even this for on my own.

Message edited by author 2009-04-17 23:17:02.
 04/20/2009 09:29:15 AM · #28
Now you're on the right track.

Cloning out major shadows not allowed in advanced editing though.

Originally posted by cytoxan:
Thanks for everyone's help and support. I finally got it down. I had to clone out some of the shadows (is that legal in advanced editing)? I think I may need to buy 2 more smaller dome lights to cut out some of the shadows but it worked well. I set the white balance to incandescent in my camera. I tried doing it in auto but in auto it also automatically sets the white balance and won't let me adjust it. I had to shoot it in manual to select my preferred white balance. Thanks again for the PS tips. The white sampler worked beautifully. I know some may not like the subject in this shot. Sorry about that but I thought it was a good strong image.



edit- please critique the shot if you can spare a moment. Again thanks for all those who have helped me through this. I would not have been able to get even this for on my own.
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