Stop It, Dad!!

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By: BruceDigna
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Photographer	BruceDigna {Karma:137}
Project	#38 Photo Help	Camera Model	Canon ES400
Categories	Digital	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	36 ? 108mm
Uploaded	10/9/2003	Film / Memory Type	CF
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About	Paint Shop Pro for the framing. How can I use PSP to reduce the glare from the flash (he moves far too quickly to shoot without flash)?
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James Pratt {K:1567} 10/15/2003

I'm not sure that the little bit of shine on his forehead is really a problem. I think it's OK. Personally I think the frame is rather too much and a bit gimmicky. A more important point is that thumb. Tricky to get rid of that!

Jamie Ferguson {K:6284} 10/9/2003

Hi Bruce, I rather like the subject outside the frame but not so crash on the frame but thats not what you're after anyway!

I'm hoping that some of the features of PSP are the same as Photoshop.. For a basic idea I would select the highlights and feather it a few pixels then select a nicer pink and paint over it with a low opacity brush then perhaps drop the levels of the highlights down so they aren't as harsh. There is also a healing brush which would help but I don't know what the PSP equivalent would be, hope this helps.

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