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I don't know if you can do this with Elements but here is a quick fix that I sometimes use on the Gimp.
1. Create a duplicate layer and desaturate (simple desaturation based on lightness). 2. Invert the desaturated layer. 3. Switch the layer to overlay mode. This lightens dark areas and darkens light areas, reducing contrast. Because you create the overlay layer based on light and dark in the original, it matches up perfectly. If it pulls out too much contrast, you can ajust the opacity and also paint in the effect where you require with a layer mask. Success will depend on the original image though - if the shadow is very dark (limited information captured) it will probably still be ugly AND obviously processed. Wulf |
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