Photoshop help

Sand_On_The_Breeze · Sep 16, 2006

I wasn't sure what section to post this in, so I apologize if it's in the wrong section.

I was at a book reading and took this photo. I was wondering if there's a way to fix the bottom right corner of the photo. I am not sure what happened. I have Photoshop CS2, so I would prefer a technique using that program.

Thanks for looking and any help is greatly appreciated.

Digital Matt · Sep 16, 2006

Something was very close to your telephoto lens, and obstructed the bottom part of the frame. It was probably someone's head

You can minimize it with a levels adjustment layer. You basically have a loss of contrast. You won't be able to totally eliminate it, but you can minimize it. I don't think there's much hope for the clone tool here.

Mr. Venom · Sep 16, 2006

Best I could do in my lunch hour.

oldnavy170 · Sep 16, 2006

Hey, I am impressed with what you did with that picture. Just thought I would mention that...... :wink:

DeepSpring · Sep 16, 2006

Mr. Venom said:
Best I could do in my lunch hour.

could you explain what you did?

Mr. Venom · Sep 16, 2006

Copied sections of the image to new layers, and used blending options and the burn tool to adjust the worst damage. Then, flattent he image and use auto-levels and the shadow/highlight tool. Also, the colour replacement tool if things start to seriously deviate fromt he original in terms of colouration.