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Hi,
I found an old color photo that has a weird blue color on a part of the image, as if the film was veiled. The photo was scanned with an Epson scanner in JPG. I would want to get rid of this blue color on the part of the photo where she shouldn't be. Is someone can explain me how I can correct this with Photoshop (version 14)?
Thank you!
• A Channel Mixer Layer (with Layer Mask)
• a Curves Layer (with Layer Mask)
• a Layer set to Blend Mode »Color« on which to paint to colorize the affected areas
might provide a basis for firther corrections.
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When you say version 14, I'm assuming you mean Photoshop Elements. I'm moving your post to that forum.
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No Chuck. It's Photoshop CC 2014.
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Sorry, I'll move it back to tje PS forum.
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Thre is some contrast in the Red Channel, so a Channel Mixer Adjustment Layer might provide a good starting point.
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• A Channel Mixer Layer (with Layer Mask)
• a Curves Layer (with Layer Mask)
• a Layer set to Blend Mode »Color« on which to paint to colorize the affected areas
might provide a basis for firther corrections.