HELP. I am trying to get rid of this reflection from the glass in this picture: Took on a bus.

[Cloth]

I have tried the most i can using tools in both lightroom and photoshop. The reflections are the grey rectangles in the bottom.

 

[cgw]

Break the window next time. Seriously? Crop and clone 'em out best you can.

 

[Thiophilos]

You could try Adobe AI Remove on the reflections. AI Remove sometimes works miracles, other times it disappoints. Since you have a lot of reflections, it is going to be a lot of work, and success seems unlikely. But AI Remove together with cloning (and lots of work) could yield success.

If this pic is important, go back and shoot it again selecting a better time of day, a better angle, or closer to the glass. Black cloth can help to reduce reflections.

 

[PhotoHobbyist]

Retake the shot using a polarized filter. You have to spin it around to get the right angle to null reflections. I've used polarized sunglasses in front of a point-n-shoot camera with some success also.

 

[Thiophilos]

Retake the shot using a polarized filter. You have to spin it around to get the right angle to null reflections. I've used polarized sunglasses in front of a point-n-shoot camera with some success also.

Polarizing filters work best on angles of reflection of around 45 degrees. They are not effective straight-on.

 

[Don Fischer]

You could try Adobe AI Remove on the reflections. AI Remove sometimes works miracles, other times it disappoints. Since you have a lot of reflections, it is going to be a lot of work, and success seems unlikely. But AI Remove together with cloning (and lots of work) could yield success.

If this pic is important, go back and shoot it again selecting a better time of day, a better angle, or closer to the glass. Black cloth can help to reduce reflections.

Or get a filter for the lens!

 

[RacePhoto]

Am I looking at the wrong reflections? The Sun is making light areas on the bricks too. A polarizing filter would have possibly prevented the glare on the lens.