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I had lunch the other day with a friend I hadn't seen in over 10 years. The waitress was kind enough to take photos of the two of us. However when I finally looked at the photos the red lighting makes us hard to see.
I haven't worked in photoshop for several years and am at a loss on how to get this done. Any help would be appreciated.
Hello, I tried to improve the two photos.
Here's what I got. I hope this suits you.
Please feel free to share your comments or wishes with me.
Best regards,
Fred
It's the French touch!
First, I opened the images in Camera Raw. I applied white balance adjustments, etc...
Then, I created specific masks for the people, for the clothes, for the background, applying color adjustments, curves... to each.
Finally, I opened the images in Photoshop and finished by applying some final adjustments (curves, ...).
I am happy that you are satisfied, even though it is certainly possible to further improve the photos.
Best regards.
Fred
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I worked on it some without acceptable results. There does not seem to be enough data other than red to neutralize the color cast. I bet some with better skills than me will come up with something passable.
Consider making it just black and white. It will look fine that way.
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Thank you very much. I can now send her a copy. How did you do it?
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It's the French touch!
First, I opened the images in Camera Raw. I applied white balance adjustments, etc...
Then, I created specific masks for the people, for the clothes, for the background, applying color adjustments, curves... to each.
Finally, I opened the images in Photoshop and finished by applying some final adjustments (curves, ...).
I am happy that you are satisfied, even though it is certainly possible to further improve the photos.
Best regards.
Fred
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