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Flashback on face removal?

Godsentme · 2011-03-12 09:11:56

I did a lovely wedding lately but I have a problem. On on lot of the indoor sht where i used flash i got a lot of flash shine on the brides face due to makeup. Is there a tool on Photoshop CS52 or 54 i can use to remove this. Can you give me clear instructions on this as I'm not brill on PS/ :o

12-03-2011 9:11am

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I did a lovely wedding lately but I have a problem. On on lot of the indoor sht where i used flash i got a lot of flash shine on the brides face due to makeup. Is there a tool on Photoshop CS52 or 54 i can use to remove this.

Can you give me clear instructions on this as I'm not brill on PS/

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#2 12-03-2011 9:23am

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ok, duplicate your layer and set it to 50% opacity.
use the patch tool to select round the bright area and move it to a patch of skin as close to it as possible. If you haven't used the patch tool before you could probably google it to see how it works best

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