Anyone with photo editing skills?

Sunday ~ March 03, 2010

  • If you are bored and you can edit photos will you fix the glare in this for me?


    http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3232/2945102411_66443e2f17_o.jpg

    Thanks


  • Beautiful setting sun.


    #5 is good


  • paul i think you did a great job removing the flare, but i feel the color is a bit muddy after the edit. (no offense of course)

    bk4, i rather like the lighting in the original image...sans the flare.

    Thanks SrBiscuit, I did 2 things on this picture without knowing what he was trying to accomplish at first. I took out the lens flare on the water, and I tried to tone down the brightness of the shot thinking the sun was blowing out the picture too much for my own taste. But if the original need was just the lens flare, then here it is:

    http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3224/2948178038_e5c804e6b3.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/nobleeagle68/2948178038)


  • If it's the flare you mean then it's a really easy fix. You'd be better searching Google for tutorials on using the clone and healing tools rather than asking someone to do it for you. If your in any way serious about your photography you're going top need some PP skills.

    And yeah Chris, you've looked better dude. ;)


  • paul i think you did a great job removing the flare, but i feel the color is a bit muddy after the edit. (no offense of course)

    bk4, i rather like the lighting in the original image...sans the flare.

    I agree. If you take the time to actually do it yourself I'd try and keep the brilliance of the sun in tact. It's not hard at all to photoshop the glare on the water, but keep your sun shining. It brings contrast and concept to the photo.


  • Yeah i know i should invest some time in developing my skills but i needed this picture for a project for school and i have a dead line.

    Paul M, Thank you for taking the time to do that. I appreciate it and i like the way it turned out.

    You're welcome. May I recommend downloading GIMP (free) and learn the basics so you can take pride in doing this when you need to without asking for "help". You will only benefit in the long run if you put the time and effort in.


  • paul i think you did a great job removing the flare, but i feel the color is a bit muddy after the edit. (no offense of course)

    bk4, i rather like the lighting in the original image...sans the flare.


  • When you say glare are you referring to the reflection in the water or the lens flare?


  • I meant the lens flare, glare was the wrong word for that i guess.
    I guess i am just a newbie and need to learn the lingo :)


  • BTW, Chris... your avatar is going to give me nightmares. Thanks bro.

    I'm here for ya', man! :)


  • Actually, I think the lighting is kinda cool as it is.

    That being said, I don't think there is a way to fix the glare in this case. It's the kind of thing you would have to compensate for in the original exposure, and in the case of shooting directly into the sun, that's somewhat challenging to do. :)

    A circular polarizer would cut down on the glare off the water a bit, but as I said... I kinda like it.


  • No offense but if you want a pic done right you will need to invest in developing the skills for yourself. there will not always be someone around to help. ;)

    Yeah i know i should invest some time in developing my skills but i needed this picture for a project for school and i have a dead line.

    Paul M, Thank you for taking the time to do that. I appreciate it and i like the way it turned out.


  • When you say glare are you referring to the reflection in the water or the lens flare?

    Yeah, I was thinking of the reflection on the water until I saw Paul M remove the lens flare.

    BTW, Chris... your avatar is going to give me nightmares. Thanks bro.


  • No offense but if you want a pic done right you will need to invest in developing the skills for yourself. there will not always be someone around to help. ;)


  • No offense and I guess it is almost Halloween
    but the big eyes are a little "unsettling".
    Craig.;)


  • Here's my attempt on saving the picture for you. I will not say how or what I did, so I hope this one learning experience was a good one. :mrgreen:


    http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3029/2945458279_6bda450089.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/nobleeagle68/2945458279/)







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