Adobe Lightroom's Spot Remover

I got Adobe's Photoshop lightroom for christmas and made the switch over from iPhoto a couple of days ago. In Lightroom I imported the "Originals" folder from my iPhoto library. Yeah, I lost the postprocessed images I created with iPhoto, but that's OK because the ones I liked are on my flickr album. Today I started playing around with Lightroom and worked on some photos I took in the Zoo/Aquarium Berlin last week. I particularily liked Lightrooms spot remover tool when I retouched this foto of a jellyfish (move your mouse over the photo to see the untouched version):

photo by Leo

As you can see, most of the little bright particles in the warter are gone, a light reflex in the lower part of the image is missing, and of course some other parameters of the image have been adjusted. Do you like the modifications, or is it too much?

Posted by Jannis Hermanns in Blahblah at 17:42 | Comments (2) | Trackbacks (0)

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"bright particles in the warter are gone, a light reflex" did you mean: water or waiter, and reflection or erection ?

Nothing for ungood :)

#1 Oberlehrer (Homepage) on 2008-01-13 14:00 (Reply)

Erection in the waiter, of course!

#1.1 Jannis (Homepage) on 2008-01-15 15:43 (Reply)

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