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Is this any better, using shadows highlights and midtone contrast in Photoshop.I also see the problem you are talking about in background out of focus detail.
I was referring to the other Redshank post with it's eye in the shadow.
I am aware of the usefulness of the Highlight and Shadows filter. But like most Photoshop filters they can only be used in moderation before the artefacts they reveal become unacceptable.
I personally feel that Lightening shadows is a last resort, especially when dealing with a heavily cropped segment of an image.
I fear that many of my images of that ilk are better in the bin than attempting a rescue.
Last edited on Sun May 20th, 2018 13:17 by Eric
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