Re: Correcting blow-out
- From: "\(used to be\) Fat Sam" <samandjanet@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 16 Nov 2008 22:23:15 -0000
tony cooper wrote:
In this image: http://tonycooper.fileave.com/savannah%20020b.jpg
the upper-right corner has a lot of white blown-out. The third story
of the white building is bad, bad, bad.
Using Photoshop v. 7.0....
I've tried various ways of toning that white down, but I can't do it
without negatively affecting the non-white parts. Selecting that
area, and using "Replace Color", I can tone down the white, but that
affects the leaves, branches, and street light. I can do a selection
that omits the street light, but those leaves and branches are just
too fine to do a selection on.
I have a hunch I can do something in Lab Mode using channels, but I
can't figure it out. Maybe something else.
Any technique suggestions?
Note: Photoshop 7.0, not a CS version.
Another possible solution that I'm amazed hasn't been suggested yet is to
simply replace that whole area with a new background.
Obviously you'd choose something more suitable than the rural one I used,
but you get the general idea.
http://www.samknoxphotography.co.uk/misc/newbg.jpg
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