I would like your help

[raven4ns]

On this image there is a line along some of the edges, how can I get rid of it? Thank you.

Tim

 

[480sparky]

I don't see the lines, but you could crop them out if they appear on the original.

 

[Derrel]

Backing off on some of the sliders like "fill light" or "recovery" can help. You can also clone-out or "clean up" the edges, as like along the rope in the lower left corner. I get this edge effect when I try to do too much with "the sliders" in Lightroom, and try to really push things too far.

 

[wyogirl]

How did you process this? I think what you are talking about is kind of like chromatic aberration. It may actually be CA that is showing up weird in the b/w version. Try to correct for that first.

What program are you using anyway?

 

[raven4ns]

I use PSP X6 and Topaz B&W. Rather than backing off I would prefer to resolve the issue another way as I like the effect that was achieved. Because my skills are lacking, that is why I posed the question to more knowledgeable people in hopes of finding a solution. Thank you for your suggestions, they are appreciated.

Tim

 

[BenjaminJ]

I see em, but had to search for em. I wouldn't of known unless you mentioned em. I wouldn't worry about it.

 

[BenjaminJ]

How did you process this? I think what you are talking about is kind of like chromatic aberration. It may actually be CA that is showing up weird in the b/w version. Try to correct for that first.

What program are you using anyway?

Looks like Topaz