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richsong
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swanseamale47
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I had a qick go at the left side, using the clone tool and the healing brush, and just ajusted the colours a bit to take out some of the red. Wayne
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witam
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richsong
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First, thanks to Wayne and Witam for the feedback.
Regarding the skin tone, she is a fair skinned red head (greying now, but then again, so am I!  ). This photo has too much red in the skin color. I want to bring it back to a more normal look, if I can. I think what Wayne did is probably a good approximation.
Where can I find more about "adjusting the colors"?
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swanseamale47
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Hi Richsong, I use Adobe photoshop, and for the colours in your pic I used image/ajustments/colour ballance the using the magenta-green slider I took out some of the redness I also used the cyan-red and yellow-blue for minor ajustment to the colour, I cant remember the exact settings, on the full pic you could try the auto setting, image/ajustments/auto colour. Wayne
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