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Dgonik
Joined: 25 Aug 2005
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 Posted: Mon May 22, 2006 6:44 pm Post subject: Is this possible to do? |
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I have a picture of my friend holding a guitar. When the camera flashed it reflected on the guitar. So now there is a very shinny spot on the guitar , is it possible to remove its somehow? If anyone can help me out please give me some instructions.
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logan9967
Joined: 16 May 2006
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Location: pennsylvania
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DarkBeauty
Joined: 17 May 2006
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can you post your picture here,i would like to try and fix it  |
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Haunus
Joined: 24 Nov 2004
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here's what I got from the tutorial...
Edit on this one I took a sample of my skin color from the original because in the uniformity process from it being so large I lost that color, and then I made it a pattern. I filled over the face with the pattern and then used the color blending mode.
on this last one, I deviated from the tutorial slightly and decided to shade. If you find you have a large area, you mayneed to do that. simply take the airbrush, set it to a low pressure, and make a layer with a low opacity (play around and find one you like) and then go ahead and shade the appropriate areas for realistic lighting. Also you may find that you want one setting of opactiy for white and one for black, so just make two different layers. Ok im done now, you might not even need that help, but it looks better that way to me. |
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