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Fixing photo flash In LR Classic

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Jan 27, 2024 Jan 27, 2024

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I want to fix a photo flash in a picture. Maybe it can be done OK with masks; please provide the answer.

 

I also want tips on doing it another way.

Thank you!

 MAC studio, MacOS Sonoma 14.3, Adobe LR classic 13.1 Release

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Jan 27, 2024 Jan 27, 2024

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This can be done in masking indeed but is not trivial. Basically add a new mask with a brush set to a fairly large feather and brush over the area affected. Then scroll down to the point color area in the mask settings and hit the dropper. Drop a point in the brighter area due to the glare. Then move the luminance shift on that swatch down to -70 or so, Sat shift to +30 and Hue shift to -32 or so and you get this:

LP record- Otello.jpg

I am sure with more time you can do better.

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This is trivial in Photoshop and that's definitely where I'd do it. A Levels or Curves layer, and soft/low opacity brushing in the mask to slowly build up the adjustment.

 

If channels are close to clipping it's a different matter, but that's not the case here.

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