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supertackyman · 11-21-2007

I would be tempted to try highlighting the bright area using the magic wand tool or magnetic lasso,
selecting the inverse, and then peforming a levels adjustment on the rest of the shot. and make the midtones a bit brighter.
that may "reduce" the glare effect just because the rest of the scene is not as dark by comparison.

thats just how i think.

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supertackyman MOO! Join Date: May 2007 Location: just far enough from sin city to resist temptation Posts: 809 Blog Entries: 42	I would be tempted to try highlighting the bright area using the magic wand tool or magnetic lasso, selecting the inverse, and then peforming a levels adjustment on the rest of the shot. and make the midtones a bit brighter. that may "reduce" the glare effect just because the rest of the scene is not as dark by comparison. thats just how i think. __________________ "making the colorblind queasy since 1970"