Posted by Ezra Schultz on September 5, 2012 at 11:55 PM
How can I fix this? Editor is CS3.
Posted by Paul DeCesare on September 6, 2012 at 1:53 AM
Tall order Ezra... there's not much that the Clone tool can sample. I'm still trying to sort out what happened to her front legs. In a pinch you could go for an artsy look and change it to B&W and add a film grain filter maybe...
Posted by Jim Bullard on September 6, 2012 at 9:44 AM
I know it's sad but... Some photos can't be fixed.
Hi, Ezra. Dunno. Depends on how do you want it to look and what you want to fix? Email me with the details and a copy of photo if you like.
Posted by Ezra Schultz on September 6, 2012 at 10:35 PM
Thanks for the replies.
The front legs are there but may've been in motion at the time of capture. This was a night (obviously) game drive and when we came upon him. (Yes it's a him. Young male, Mane just starting to grow in. Have to look closely to see it.) He was dozing and I guess the sound of the vehicle woke him. Movement of his shoulders and forelimbs might've happened when he looked up.
The image was captured without flash and what I want to do is bring that bright streak (part of the shutter was out of whack) more into line with the rest of the light.
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4 repliesThe front legs are there but may've been in motion at the time of capture. This was a night (obviously) game drive and when we came upon him. (Yes it's a him. Young male, Mane just starting to grow in. Have to look closely to see it.) He was dozing and I guess the sound of the vehicle woke him. Movement of his shoulders and forelimbs might've happened when he looked up.
The image was captured without flash and what I want to do is bring that bright streak (part of the shutter was out of whack) more into line with the rest of the light.