Hi, hoping someone can help me with this. I'm a portrait photographer but just took some product shots of this lamp for a designer and unfortunately, the whole studio and all my lights are reflected in it! Anyone know of a photoshop process I can use to get rid of the hot lights/reflection but not lose the look of the lamp. Photo can be found at http://www.herrickph...co.uk/lamp.html
Thanks for any and all help!
Lynn
Removing Reflections
Started by Lynn Herrick Photography, Jul 16 2008 03:25 PM
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Posted 17 July 2008 - 03:36 AM
Hi Lynn,
Use the clone tool but change the mode from "normal" to "color"
When you clone with this the texture will not change but the color will change to the cloned from spot.
I downloaded your lamp and tried it and it works fine.
john
Use the clone tool but change the mode from "normal" to "color"
When you clone with this the texture will not change but the color will change to the cloned from spot.
I downloaded your lamp and tried it and it works fine.
john
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Hi, hoping someone can help me with this. I'm a portrait photographer but just took some product shots of this lamp for a designer and unfortunately, the whole studio and all my lights are reflected in it! Anyone know of a photoshop process I can use to get rid of the hot lights/reflection but not lose the look of the lamp. Photo can be found at http://www.herrickph...co.uk/lamp.html
Thanks for any and all help!
Lynn
Thanks for any and all help!
Lynn
We're off to see the Lizard~~the wonderful (sic) Lizard of Oz~~
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