ChrisOquist
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Hi,
I took a series of photographs of a model a week or so ago on a bed, and the sheets were a bit wrinkled. I'm starting to work on them now, but am wondering what the best way to remove some of the distracting little folds and lines on the fabric are. Since it isn't like removing blemishes off someone's face (there are wide spaces over which I could just erase all the details here) I figure there must be a faster way.
Right now I'm using Healing Brush Tool to get rid of them. In the photo below, I've done it on the top left corner already, as well as a bit further down the left edge. You can see just past her foot where the wrinkle along the top starts again. It looks pretty good where I've done it, but there must be a faster way to smooth out these sheets?
I ask because there are a whole series of photos like this..
I took a series of photographs of a model a week or so ago on a bed, and the sheets were a bit wrinkled. I'm starting to work on them now, but am wondering what the best way to remove some of the distracting little folds and lines on the fabric are. Since it isn't like removing blemishes off someone's face (there are wide spaces over which I could just erase all the details here) I figure there must be a faster way.
Right now I'm using Healing Brush Tool to get rid of them. In the photo below, I've done it on the top left corner already, as well as a bit further down the left edge. You can see just past her foot where the wrinkle along the top starts again. It looks pretty good where I've done it, but there must be a faster way to smooth out these sheets?
I ask because there are a whole series of photos like this..