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Specific Sharpen bird


Thank you!!! Yes I understand original very blurry so not much to work with. Only had an instant to get this one and very rare bird! But I think it came out pretty good you did it justice!. ! Appreciate your help
 
Banjovi9 said:
Thank you!!! Yes I understand original very blurry so not much to work with. Only had an instant to get this one and very rare bird! But I think it came out pretty good you did it justice!. ! Appreciate your help
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Keep trying for that image...it's a great shot to capture! :)
 
Babine said:
With a touch of AI to the right wing.
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Tough work for me but you extracted more detail than I could. Excellent touch with AI...
I had run it through Gigapixel, camera raw filter, Topaz Photo and tried using the high pass technique to pull the bird out with not too great success. May I ask your process?
 
JeffK said:
Tough work for me but you extracted more detail than I could. Excellent touch with AI...
I had run it through Gigapixel, camera raw filter, Topaz Photo and tried using the high pass technique to pull the bird out with not too great success. May I ask your process?
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Hi Jeff. It looks like I did the same as you but, with each application to a duplicate layer, I played with the various blend modes to see which one was better for the darks, light, etc. then applied them (darken, screen, soft light...) selectively via a mask. The 'blend if' function will also do the job.
I couldn't find a good version of the bird on the Web so I selected the right wing and used 'hummingbird right wing' in Generative Fill, choose one and applied motion blur.

Cheers.
 
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