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Hello friends,

Can Someone help me? I'm trying remove the bubble in the side left or maybe decrease it.
And also i want decrease brightness in the eyes.
I hope someone could help me.
Many thanks.

lafotof.jpg
 
Man that is blown out! Been playing in Ps trying various methods but unfortunately you can't pull out what isn't there.
 
Remote-Medic said:
Man that is blown out! Been playing in Ps trying various methods but unfortunately you can't pull out what isn't there.
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Thank you my friend.
What was the result.
Really is not necessary remove all the bubble, only decreasing it is nice, please please :sad:
 
I worked on it a little. Terrible picture -- I'm sure you are aware of that. As Remote-medic said, you can't do much if there's nothing to do with. And there are no pixels in that blown out area to do much with, unless you feel like spending several days reconstructing one pixel at a time. Don't look at me, lol. Anyway, for what it's worth, here's (ouch) my quick (urp) edit (unnhh).

CorrectFlare.jpg
 
ibclare said:
I worked on it a little. Terrible picture -- I'm sure you are aware of that. As Remote-medic said, you can't do much if there's nothing to do with. And there are no pixels in that blown out area to do much with, unless you feel like spending several days reconstructing one pixel at a time. Don't look at me, lol. Anyway, for what it's worth, here's (ouch) my quick (urp) edit (unnhh).
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Ibclare,

For me is a good job as i said before is not obligatory remove all the bubble.
thanks a lot my friend.
:rocker:
 
I took Clair's version and worked on it for another 5 minutes (mostly NR, large R USM, Topaz Adjust5, Color Mechanic, and a bit of manual burning, dodging and the patch tool). It ain't great, but this is definitely a tough one to recover without spending a huge amount of time on manual work (ie, essentially re-creating things that have been washed out).

HTH,

Tom M
 

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Tom Mann said:
I took Clair's version and worked on it for another 5 minutes (mostly NR, large R USM, Topaz Adjust5, Color Mechanic, and a bit of manual burning, dodging and the patch tool). It ain't great, but this is definitely a tough one to recover without spending a huge amount of time on manual work (ie, essentially re-creating things that have been washed out).
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Like I've said Tom, you're the pro.

(course it doesn't hurt to have all those nice Topaz filters)
 
Tom Mann said:
I took Clair's version and worked on it for another 5 minutes (mostly NR, large R USM, Topaz Adjust5, Color Mechanic, and a bit of manual burning, dodging and the patch tool). It ain't great, but this is definitely a tough one to recover without spending a huge amount of time on manual work (ie, essentially re-creating things that have been washed out).

HTH,

Tom M
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Wooow! excellent work. Many many thanks friends. I appreciate your time. :clap:
 
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