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Help - Reflection removal

Thanx 4 The Fish · 2005-03-29 22:17:19

I have a photo of my son with a white bengal tiger looking over his shoulder. The tiger is behind glass but it is not far off looking like there is no lass between them. The problem I am having is that there is a slight reflection of his back on the glass between himself and the tiger. Long story short, how do I get rid of…

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29-03-2005 11:17pm

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Thanx 4 The Fish

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I have a photo of my son with a white bengal tiger looking over his shoulder. The tiger is behind glass but it is not far off looking like there is no lass between them. The problem I am having is that there is a slight reflection of his back on the glass between himself and the tiger.

Long story short, how do I get rid of said reflection ?

any help would be much appreciated.

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#2 29-03-2005 11:21pm
Gordon

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Severe cloning?

Can you post up a section of the photo?

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#3 30-03-2005 12:52am
tba

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yeah... post it up I'd like a challenge

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#4 30-03-2005 8:38pm
Thanx 4 The Fish

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tba wrote:

yeah... post it up I'd like a challenge

Will stick up the whole thing if it is ok.

Linky --- http://www.boards.ie/photopost/showphoto.php?photo=1509

Thanx

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#5 31-03-2005 4:09pm
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hmm dont think I missed anything. I also fixed the colour values and softened the contrast.

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#6 31-03-2005 4:27pm
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Christ that's good work tba!

Excellent picture too

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#7 31-03-2005 7:01pm
Thanx 4 The Fish

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That's superb TBA, thanks for that mate.

Is a good picture alright, knew it when i took it

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