How can I fix this?

[allison_dcp]

 

[PinkDoor]

Might be easier to get recommendations or ideas on how to fix if you allow your photos to be edited

 

[o hey tyler]

Take the filter off your lens

 

[allison_dcp]

Might be easier to get recommendations or ideas on how to fix if you allow your photos to be edited

done

 

[allison_dcp]

Take the filter off your lens

No filter, just a telephoto lens on my Canon T50 35mm camera

 

[o hey tyler]

Get a lens hood.

 

[PinkDoor]

Allison - I did a re-edit on your photo. . . but, cannot post it. . .I am apparently having some, errr, technical issues tonight. If you PM me your email, I would gladly send it to you. Otherwise, I will try to post it tomorrow when I get all of my goodies back.

 

[gsgary]

Right click delete should work

 

[TamiAz]

Right click delete should work

Ignore him.. He has nothing better to do!!

 

[gsgary]

Ignore him.. He has nothing better to do!!

Thats what i would but then in the first place my shot would not look like that

 

[PinkDoor]

My attempt. It's still not perfect, but I think it's improved a bit.

 

[YoungPhotoGirl]

Bit of clarity and slight burn over the area should help.....

 

[laynea24]

I don't know how to fix it in post production, but during the shoot if you move around a bit, you can find an angle where the sun won't do that. It's kinda like when the sun is shining through your back windshield and you look back to check on your precious baby and you notice a sort of fogginess from the sunshine. If you duck down a little to where the sun isn't in your sight, you can see your baby clearly. Same goes for your camera.

 

[YoungPhotoGirl]

1 minute of doing what I suggested....

 

[PinkDoor]

1 minute of doing what I suggested....View attachment 12531

You should have edited the original, and not my copy.