How can i fix a serious flash intrusion on my photos with photoshop?

[Zeealex]

yeah, sort of left my flash on my camera, and as i was taking photos of the fireworks however (not so) riveting they were, and i didn't realise i had it on, and the flash reflected from my window pane and into the photo aaand sort of ruined every shot i had.

i was just wondering is there any way of fixing such a flash intrusion. the firework is visible through the over exposure but only slightly at best. or should i save the fuss and wait til next year?

Just the technique please, i would not like it to be done for me as i prefer to learn how to do it by following people's guide not by having them do it for me as an "example" no digs or anything just saying.

Thanks

[iDad]

A sample would help

[Hoogle]

Yeah hard to advise if it is possible if it is the equivalent of a lens flair going across the whole image then no probably not possible. But need a sample to see.

[Furio]

Just the technique please, i would not like it to be done for me as i prefer to learn how to do it by following people's guide not by having them do it for me as an "example" no digs or anything just saying.

That's a really good attitude!

Like the other said, it helps if we can see an example.

[sprucemagoo1]

How can you make a sarcastic comment on somebody else's attitude, when yours stinks so bad. Smells like troll!

We're all clapping at you!

[Paul]

This as been asked before REMOVE PHOTO FLASH

[Zeealex]

example, sorry it's late photobucket wasn't working last night.


@hoogle, yeah, sort of a whole photo thing but they looked fixable to me that's why i asked.

@Paul, might help if all the links worked to see the extent of the flash. but unfortunately none of them do... anyway swiftly moving on.

[Paul]

Maybe this is more suited LINKS ALL WORK

[Zeealex]

thank you paul XD looks like i've got allot of reading to do.

[Paul]

Don't mention it young Jedi.