You can try this in LR. It works pretty well for smoothing complexion
and shadow problems.
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Using the brush tool,
Set:
Exposure = -4.00
Clarity = -100
Sharpness = -100
Adjust brush size & feather amount as necessary for the area you want to
repair.
Set flow to about 75 for starters
Brush over the area you want to adjust - it will show as black so it's
easy for you to see where you've brushed
Return Exposure to zero and see if you like what you've done
Repeat or re-do as necessary if you don't like what you see.
Setting the flow to a higher value will strengthen the effect
Set to a lower value for less effect.
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If you can't get the results you want, then you'll have to move to
PhotoShop, but I've had some good results using this method.
-p
On 11/27/2011 3:19 PM, Larry Colen wrote:
Rebecca asked if I could smooth out tan lines in her upper arms in some photos
from this photo shoot:
www.flickr.com/photos/ellarsee/sets/72157627282460471
Rebecca is the brunette in the first four photos.
I don't know how to do so in lightroom, without her upper arms looking like
they are constructed of blurry plastic. I *might* be able to do something with
the burn/dodge brush. Does anyone have any suggestions? Or is that a photo
shop job?
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