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Good Morning,

I work in a small print shop and we have a customer that wants us to clean up a few of his pictures (of fences). He basically wants us to get rid of the natural blemishes (mostly color-wise, not the knots in the wood).

The JPEG that I have attached shows what he is talking about. The vertical planks towards the right side are much darker (almost blackened comparatively).

I have tried using the dodge and burn tools among a few others, but to be honest, I am still very much a newbie when it comes to Photoshop. Does anyone have some suggestions on how I could fix this?

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[QUOTE="Alex Gorton, post: 88293, member: 29007"] Good Morning, I work in a small print shop and we have a customer that wants us to clean up a few of his pictures (of fences). He basically wants us to get rid of the natural blemishes (mostly color-wise, not the knots in the wood). The JPEG that I have attached shows what he is talking about. The vertical planks towards the right side are much darker (almost blackened comparatively). I have tried using the dodge and burn tools among a few others, but to be honest, I am still very much a newbie when it comes to Photoshop. Does anyone have some suggestions on how I could fix this? [ATTACH]2584.vB[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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