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How can I remove the sun glare from this photo? Is it possible?

Community Beginner ,
Apr 21, 2012 Apr 21, 2012

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Enthusiast ,
Apr 24, 2012 Apr 24, 2012

Exposure latitude is the basic problem with the pic, once you use Levels to cure a lot of that, There's not a whole lot left you can do except fake it.

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New Here ,
Apr 04, 2016 Apr 04, 2016

Dude! Your a freakin nerd!!! Get a life

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Explorer ,
Mar 31, 2016 Mar 31, 2016

It's probably easier to do now than in was in 2012. I just ran across this post and had to give your image a try.

Steps taken:

  1. First, I used the ruler tool to level the photo - using the horizon line (where the sky and water meet) as a level. Then, I cropped it so that the horizon line meets the vertically "one-third" from the top and the couple is centered horizontally.
  2. Next, I created a new layer and hand-painted the brown shirt over the "faded" section due to the lens flare. I selected a brown color from the bottom section of the shirt. (This can be done with an even cleaner transition, I was trying to do this quickly.) I set this layer to "overlay".  Use a layer mask to keep this effect where you want it.
  3. I added an adjustment layer and played with the levels until I was happy with the results. (Layer > New Adjustment Layer > Levels...) My result looks a bit posterized, so you'd have to play with it some more if you don't like that effect.
  4. Finally, I used the clone stamp tool to paint the "faded" water, using [Alt] and clicking where I wanted to paint from (the darker blue water.)

There are a large variety of ways to make corrections such as these, but here's my stab at it:

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Was a fun picture to tackle! I'm surprised you didn't get more interested in trying to manipulate it.

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Community Expert ,
Mar 31, 2016 Mar 31, 2016

If we are revisiting this image, then there are some other new features we can try, like the new Make Better filter in Camera RAW.  I had it set to improve Foreground subjects in this example.

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New Here ,
Apr 04, 2016 Apr 04, 2016

Do any of you nerds have jobs?????

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Community Expert ,
Apr 04, 2016 Apr 04, 2016

bjm61912350 wrote:

Do any of you nerds have jobs?????

Hey, thanks for bumping this.  My post put the thread at 27 views, and then it died without a single person seeing my wee visual gag.  Now you woken it up again, even if it was to get grumpy with Marion and myself. 

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Community Expert ,
Apr 04, 2016 Apr 04, 2016
Do any of you nerds have jobs?????

Difficult to tell with with written communication (edit: for me at least) so just to make sure: Was that meant humorously?

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New Here ,
Apr 04, 2016 Apr 04, 2016
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Just sayin

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