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RE: Used photoshop and then portrait professional - Kat999 - 08-17-2011
Sometimes...I use a selection tool in my photo edit software to select a smudged area and then I add just a bit of noise...if the area is fairly small...it often just blends the area nicely with the rest...I use this trick when restoring damaged photos.
RE: Used photoshop and then portrait professional - dianahottie - 08-18-2011
Great idea thanks!
RE: Used photoshop and then portrait professional - Troilus72 - 08-19-2011
(08-17-2011, 01:37 PM)Kat999 Wrote: Sometimes...I use a selection tool in my photo edit software to select a smudged area and then I add just a bit of noise...if the area is fairly small...it often just blends the area nicely with the rest...I use this trick when restoring damaged photos.
Hi did you use PP or P/shop to do the double chin?
RE: Used photoshop and then portrait professional - dianahottie - 08-19-2011
(08-19-2011, 04:19 AM)Troilus72 Wrote:Both :0)(08-17-2011, 01:37 PM)Kat999 Wrote: Sometimes...I use a selection tool in my photo edit software to select a smudged area and then I add just a bit of noise...if the area is fairly small...it often just blends the area nicely with the rest...I use this trick when restoring damaged photos.
Hi did you use PP or P/shop to do the double chin?