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Old 06-08-2013, 06:10 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Since you've already mastered selective colour, you should start working with adjustment layers.
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Since you've already mastered selective colour, you should start working with adjustment layers.
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Those look great Tracie! If I had to add anything, I would maybe use the clone tool to remove the light posts and power lines on #1. #3 is great as is. #4 I would recompose the shot a little so the popsicle doesn't get cut out of the picture
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Those look great Tracie! If I had to add anything, I would maybe use the clone tool to remove the light posts and power lines on #1. #3 is great as is. #4 I would recompose the shot a little so the popsicle doesn't get cut out of the picture
Thanks Boost! I'm only using Photoshop Touch for tablets at the moment so I'm not sure if the clone tool is available or not. I'll scope it out.
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