Paint over the glare with your adjustment brush.
In this image, he’s got some weird purple glare on his glasses. Choose the Brush tool from the list, or press K on the keyboard and skip it all. Click Create New Mask (omit this step if there are no other masks active in the image). To restrict the adjustments to only the glare, let’s choose the masking tool from the toolbar on the right. The other option you can try in Lightroom is to adjust the colors, highlights, saturation, etc to minimize the glare. Though honestly, that’s a lot of work and Photoshop provides betters tools for that. You can still carefully clone, trying to reconstruct the eye by using the other one. But what do you do if the glare is over the eye?
GLASSES REFLECTION IN ZOOM SKIN
The Spot Removal tool works well in photos like my example where the glare is over the skin or another easily clonable area. Not too shabby! Method 2: Remove Glare using the Adjustment Brush I’ll clean up that spot on the other lens as well and here’s the before and after. Once you’re happy with your selection, press Enter on the keyboard or click Done in the lower right corner of your workspace. If it is set to Never, the visualizations won’t show up. Note: if you don’t see the boundaries and black dots, check the Tool Overlay setting in the lower left corner of your workspace. To fix it, grab the little black dot on your source point and drag it to a new spot in the image. Sometimes it doesn’t work out so well, lol. Lightroom automatically grabs pixels from somewhere else in the image to clone. I touched the frame of her glasses a tiny bit, so I got that dark color bleed in the corner there. Let’s start with the Heal mode and paint over the area that needs adjusting. Select the Spot Removal tool on the right and adjust the size with the slider or by using the left and right bracket keys. To remove glare from glasses, start by zooming in on the person’s face to see your work better. You can use either one for this technique and you should experiment with both to find out which offers the best result. You can adjust these as necessary for your image. Sometimes this can cause weird color bleeds, but largely it helps to produce a natural result.īoth modes offer three settings – Size, Feather, and Opacity. The Heal mode tries to match the color of the surrounding pixels as much as possible. You can blend the edges a bit with the feather tool, but it makes no attempt to match the surrounding pixels. The Clone mode clones the source spot you choose and copies it over the area you want to hide. You’ll find the Spot Removal tool on the toolbar just above the Basics panel on the right side of Lightroom. But sometimes that precision isn’t necessary and you can make the edit quickly without popping over to Photoshop. It is not as precise as the Clone Stamp tool in Photoshop.
It makes it easy to remove blemishes on the subject’s face or even whole people from the background of an image. The Spot Removal tool in Lightroom is a handy little tool for removing unwanted items in an image. Method 1: Remove Glare Using the Spot Removal Tool Method 2: Remove Glare using the Adjustment Brush.Remove Glare with the Spot Removal Tool.Method 1: Remove Glare Using the Spot Removal Tool.
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