Photoshop Request.

[Kjordy]

Hey guys. I'm just wondering if any of you would be able to do what I am looking for. I've tried it myself but unfortunately I am a bit of an amateur and can't seem to get it to blend well.



Notice how the bottom left speaker is lacking a second coat of paint and it looks tatty. If any of you guys could cover that up and make it look as if it has a full coat of paint just like the same speaker next to it that would be very much appreciated. There's also a white patch on the lowest, right side of the picture on the indent of the identical speaker, if you could cover that up also that would be great. One last request, it may not be possible but notice how the one on the right has rings around the holes, if it's possible would you be able to make it look like the right has the same rings around it? If not, do not worry that is not a problem but the first two requests are my main priority. Thanks for your time. Any questions feel free to ask me

 

[srographics]

How's this?

 

[Paul]

Nice copy mate but no side to speaker cabinet now.

 

[srographics]

In the words of the great (or not so great) designers I've worked with over the years... "It looked good on my screen".

 

[Paul]

A little bit better but still vague really.

 

[srographics]

Yeah, well, not that bad.

Besides, it's a black speaker cabinet and the other side is pretty well lacking in detail (actually, the whole pic is grainy and lacking in resolution and detail).

 

[Paul]

Just pulling your chain brother, nice work - i edited the no no's here mate.

 

[Kjordy]

Thanks alot looks much better, apologies about the quality of the picture!

 

[Tom Mann]

The terrible color balance (especially on the black of the speakers) and the chroma noise throughout the image are driving me crazy, but fortunately, are easy to get rid of. It's also possible to pull a bit of texture out of the OOF areas.

T

 

[MikeMc]

You made me look again Tom!


http://www.luminous-landscape.com/techniques/chrom-noise.shtml