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Heavy Light Leak Issue


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timbersfan2015

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Hey all,

I am brand new to photoshop and have this picture that I really like, but can't figure out how to fix the light leak (?, maybe x-ray artifact). I have looked at a few different tutorials on this forum among others, but haven't been able to find a solution that looks reasonable.

Any advice on how to get the light leak on the the bottom out of this image would be appreciated!

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Depending on your version of Photoshop, a few suggestions -

Here's one where I selected the affected area and used Generative Fill:

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A very quick play with a selection, then Edit >Content Aware Fill and: a bit of cloning for cleanup

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One more first by using crop tool to pull up the bottom, deselectng, then using crop tool again on bottom of image to pull down taking advantage of Generative Expand:

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If you need any additional info, let me know. I'm sure others will follow with additional selections... :)
 
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Generative fill is the way to go. If you're using an older version of PS that doesn't have that feature, I can show you another way using Hue/Saturation adjustment layer.
 
Peano said:
Generative fill is the way to go. If you're using an older version of PS that doesn't have that feature, I can show you another way using Hue/Saturation adjustment layer.
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I'd like to see the result myself...always learning... :)
 
JeffK said:
I'd like to see the result myself...always learning... :)
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Sure.
Step 1
Select the bright area, open a hue/sat adj layer, change blend mode to Multiply, tick the Colorize box, then adjust hue, sat and lightness to make the sunlit area at bottom match the sunlit area you aren't changing.

Step 2
Open a second hue/sat layer, blend mode to Multiply, and adjust sliders so that the shadow areas at bottom match the original (good) shadow areas above. Then put a black mask on that and paint with a white brush in just the shadow areas at bottom. Tweak hue/sat sliders as needed.

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