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can't help much if the pictures are set to private so we can't download them.
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I hope you didnt mind and since I wasnt quite sure what you were after I guessed. All I did was to clone in the fence over his head. on anew layer change the blend mode to soft light. Burned the bright part of the bat and added a vingette
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Yeah sorry I wasn't clear with what I wanted done because I really think that any kind of post work would be useful. I really didn't like the way the shoulder pads got blown out and the shine on the bat is a bit distracting as well. And I didn't know the pictures were set to private so I'll get that changed quickly.
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The bad part is, once they are blown out so completely its next to impossible to pull any details out of it. Perhaps paint them?
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M_R_Burke,
How much layer and masking experience do you have? How steady are your hands? ![]() Larger: http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2047/...690aff62_o.jpg
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