overexposed sky
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overexposed sky
by cherylboo » Mon Apr 08, 2013 12:56 am
Hi,
Is there any way that I can fix overexposed sky (a really dull day) which detracts from the photo?
Thanks
Is there any way that I can fix overexposed sky (a really dull day) which detracts from the photo?
Thanks
Re: overexposed sky
by admin » Mon Apr 08, 2013 9:41 am
I'd recommend using the gallery to find a nice way of fixing it:
Click Select Area
Choose "Sky"
Run the selection tool over the horizon line until a paint bucket appears above the horizon.
Click the paint bucket to fill in the rest of the sky
Press Confirm
Browse the gallery to find an effect (you might want to try "Darken" under the "Light" menu on the left).
Tony
Click Select Area
Choose "Sky"
Run the selection tool over the horizon line until a paint bucket appears above the horizon.
Click the paint bucket to fill in the rest of the sky
Press Confirm
Browse the gallery to find an effect (you might want to try "Darken" under the "Light" menu on the left).
Tony
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