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<blockquote data-quote="Horoscope Fish" data-source="post: 183665" data-attributes="member: 13090"><p>I'm no Master of Photoshop but... </p><p></p><p>*scratches head*</p><p></p><p>I'm thinking that's going to be a toughie. Yes, I'd say you COULD fix it, Photoshop has the power to do it... The question is how time consuming would it be. Some fixes are quick and easy, like fixing exposure, but when you're talking about removing something like that, something that blends and interferes so totally with your subject it becomes far more difficult and time consuming. Your best bet is never to RELY on post processing. </p><p></p><p>My first lesson in photography from a true Master was about me learning to really examine the frame, edge to edge, in the viewfinder before pressing the shutter. It's a skill and it can be developed like any other. Don't just frame your subject, look for other distracting elements that could pull the viewer away from what you're trying to say. Scan your viewfinder, corner to corner, edge to edge, fix what needs fixing, then press the button.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Horoscope Fish, post: 183665, member: 13090"] I'm no Master of Photoshop but... *scratches head* I'm thinking that's going to be a toughie. Yes, I'd say you COULD fix it, Photoshop has the power to do it... The question is how time consuming would it be. Some fixes are quick and easy, like fixing exposure, but when you're talking about removing something like that, something that blends and interferes so totally with your subject it becomes far more difficult and time consuming. Your best bet is never to RELY on post processing. My first lesson in photography from a true Master was about me learning to really examine the frame, edge to edge, in the viewfinder before pressing the shutter. It's a skill and it can be developed like any other. Don't just frame your subject, look for other distracting elements that could pull the viewer away from what you're trying to say. Scan your viewfinder, corner to corner, edge to edge, fix what needs fixing, then press the button. [/QUOTE]
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