Unwanted white specs

[Hiseyes]

Hello All, I'm not sure if I'm posting this question in the right section so please redirect me if needed. I'm trying to get rid of the white specs in this image and not sure what to do. I have LR 3.6 and PS CS6. Any thoughts? Thanks

 

[412 Burgh]

I not sure I see what you're talking about? It looks like a really clean image to me. I Really like it!

I may not be able to see it since I am on my iPhone

 

[Hiseyes]

Thanks for the kindness. Yes, I think it's too small with the iPhone. I didn't notice until I made it larger... then I really noticed.

 

[curtyoungblood]

Those are just water droplets from the bird, and I think it may read funny without them. However, the spot healing brush should have no problem with them.

 

[Gavjenks]

Clone stamp brush for the win. Only get rid of the reflections in the back though if anything, not the water droplets.

Also if you take photos of water a lot with possibly larger and more difficult to fix reflections, consider a polarizing filter.

 

[Hiseyes]

curtyoungblood, I thought the same thing. I want to keep the water droplets. But when I enlarged the photo for fine tuning, it almost looks as thought there's a film between the water and the lens. Years ago someone told me that about pictures that a friend took. Now I'm seeing here. I was hoping to be able to enlarge it if desired, but it doesn't look 'enlarge ready'. I'll try that brush. Thanks for the input.

 

[Hiseyes]

Thanks Gavjenks, I'll give that a try.

 

[KmH]

I recommend using the CS 6 Magic Healing Brush in Content-Aware mode instead of the Clone Stamp tool.

FWIW, LR 3 uses Process Version 2010, while CS 6 Camera Raw uses Process Version 2012.

http://help.adobe.com/en_US/lightroom/using/WS2bacbdf8d487e58240e1c02a1341ed8e630-8000.html