I've had a lot of rejections due to halos (which I've only recently learnt how to identify). These halos were almost always caused by my turning the highlight setting right down to minimum to expose the details in the aircraft body, which I quite liked in my pictures.
I was thinking, in PS is it an idea to create 2 layers, one with highlight set to zero, and the other layer with highlights turned down to minimum, then using the eraser tool, to simply rub out the halos where they occur. That would allow me to turn highlights down to minimum without the halos appearing, just like when sharpening and rubbing out the jaggies.
Would that work? - Am I missing something? - Im new to PS, so still trying to get my head around actually creating layers, but I hope I have the theory right.
Is there any reason why people don''t already do this in their workflow?
I was thinking, in PS is it an idea to create 2 layers, one with highlight set to zero, and the other layer with highlights turned down to minimum, then using the eraser tool, to simply rub out the halos where they occur. That would allow me to turn highlights down to minimum without the halos appearing, just like when sharpening and rubbing out the jaggies.
Would that work? - Am I missing something? - Im new to PS, so still trying to get my head around actually creating layers, but I hope I have the theory right.
Is there any reason why people don''t already do this in their workflow?
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