Reflectie verwijderen in brillenglazen

[kirstenflits]

Hoewel Adobe al zoveel moois aanbiedt, kijk ik uit naar een manier om de vaak groene reflectie van flitslicht te kunnen verwijderen in brillenglazen. 

[jane-e]

I'm looking forward to a way to remove the often green reflection of flash in lenses. 

By @kirstenflits

Adobe Capture lets you create production-ready color themes, patterns, vector-based shapes, 3D materials, type, and custom brushes—all from a single photo. It does not have the capability to remove reflections.

https://helpx.adobe.com/mobile-apps/help/capture-faq.html

I've moved your post from the Adobe Capture forum to Adobe Photoshop.

Can you tell us how you are setting up your lighting and flash to avoid the issue when you take the picture? Also, please include a screenshot of the image. Use the Insert Image button in a Reply window.

Jane

[kirstenflits]

Thank you Jane.

[kirstenflits]

Thank you Jane.

I will remove my question.
I thought it was an idea suggestion for a Quick tool 🤭

Have a nice day,
Kirsten


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[Trevor.Dennis]

I think I remember something like this from last year's MAX.  Yes, here it is. Project See Through.  I think the demo was using Lightroom, but I don't use that app, so can't tell you if it has been released yet.

Colin Smith talked about it just after MAX

If I had to do it with current versions of Photoshop, I'd be looking at the Remove tool, Dehaze, and maybe Generative Fill.  I have asked Gen Fill to add reflections and found it worked well, so I wonder if is as good at removing them?

[kirstenflits]

Thank you Trevor.

Have a nice day,
Kirsten

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