Fixing Bright Highlights

By Dave Cross · January 1st, 2011

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Dave shows you how to use selective editing, Photo Filter adjustment layers and the Clone Stamp tool to repair bad highlights in a photo.

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1 Reply to Fixing Bright Highlights:

Lee
April 10, 2011 at 6:44 am

I appreciate your including a “cheatsheet” for this process. I find that being able to read along as I watch the video helps me to better comprehend what the lecturer is saying.

In fact, usually, after I watch a video for the first time, during a second viewing, I’ll take my own notes on what’s said. That way I can try the process myself without having to watch the video while I’m doing it.

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