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I shot a wedding dinner in a very poorly lit space and
didn’t have a separate flash – used the one on my D40x.
Several really nice shots have a dark shadow around one side of the face and I would like to get rid of it.
The only thing I’ve found so far, with my limited knowledge, is to clone the background wall over the shadow as best I can.
Then, use the color of the background wall and the fill (paint can) and thereby repaint the background wall and cover the shadow. Since this is never perfect, I then end up using the blur tool around the edge of the face and the wall.
There must be a better way ?? 🙂
Thanks.
Louise
didn’t have a separate flash – used the one on my D40x.
Several really nice shots have a dark shadow around one side of the face and I would like to get rid of it.
The only thing I’ve found so far, with my limited knowledge, is to clone the background wall over the shadow as best I can.
Then, use the color of the background wall and the fill (paint can) and thereby repaint the background wall and cover the shadow. Since this is never perfect, I then end up using the blur tool around the edge of the face and the wall.
There must be a better way ?? 🙂
Thanks.
Louise
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