Zapping Shines And Shadows

By Lesa Snider King · Issue: July/August 2008 (v5n4)

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Do the people in your photos suffer from an acute case of shiny skin, those overexposed areas that leave folks looking sweatier than they should be? How about those shadowed, double chins? Both can ruin a picture, but they’re easy to get rid of: all you need is the clone stamp tool and a wee bit o’ patience.

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Related Tags: clone stamp, retouching faces

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1 Reply to Zapping Shines And Shadows:

Christopher
September 4, 2010 at 11:00 pm

Really simple and effective; thanks!

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