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Some PS Help, Maybe, Please.
dbruno
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I had an event a few days ago, and at the last minute I was asked to do some headshots. I had a quickie setup, with a shoot-thru umbrella and a silver reflector. I was happy will all, but with the last person I'm not sure what happened. Either the umbrella got bumped, or the flash was doing something weird.
Anyway, I've attached two photos where you can see in the upper-right corner some weirdness. I've tried with LR graduated filter to improve, but it didn't go so well. I don't have or use PS.
I know I'm asking a favor here, but if anyone would be kind enough to take a crack at removing that background blemish, I would be very appreciative.
Thanks - Dave
Anyway, I've attached two photos where you can see in the upper-right corner some weirdness. I've tried with LR graduated filter to improve, but it didn't go so well. I don't have or use PS.
I know I'm asking a favor here, but if anyone would be kind enough to take a crack at removing that background blemish, I would be very appreciative.
Thanks - Dave
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Dave
I had a go using Photoshop's Patch Tool after I used it's Content Aware Fill to get the darken ratio right.
Trev
PS: Feel free to put the original Raw Files into Dropbox or a link to them and send me a Private Message if you wanted a full res set done. Glad to do it mate.
Dave
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