kindly educate me...if the shadows slider is pushed full to the right, how would the brush open up shadows further?You can do it still betterShan by usin the brash in Lightroom!!
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By using the brush you can lighten an area with either the exposure or if the area is dark you can use the shadows adjustment (be careful with this as it can introduce noise if too high).
Try a very slight exposure level first, just on the dark eye.
Try a very slight exposure level first, just on the dark eye.
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Given the size and situation I think you produced a fine image Shan
coming from photo lovers like you.... i am humbled
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Shan , there is another oportunites still to do it for brashes.. you can open the picture in Lightroom again if you have it still in RAW, edited already pictre, and open the brash and there you will see, there is own \\ shadows\\ furthers and more anoters useful too.. , you need to be only cerful with quality of the picture!but I recommend to try it , so you will know in the future how it working like .. , sometiems is better take picture again..
but the brash can be still another oportunites..I hope I helped a bit more
i was going to suggest sending you the raw file...thanks for the effort...let me check!
honestly adds a lot to the original picture. Will try and replicate this. once again thanks for the efforts Mr William
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My pleasure Shan. Being able to do this will help to explain things a lot easier.honestly adds a lot to the original picture. Will try and replicate this. once again thanks for the efforts Mr William