Thursday, December 29, 2016

Project #3

In Project #3, we had to get a damaged photo and restore it to the way it was when it was taken. I didn't have a damaged photo, so I had to get the one that was provided. I first started fixing the background by using the content aware tool. It removed the white stain on the background. I then used the healing brush tool to get a sample of the non-damaged spot of the background to fill in the rest of the damaged background. Then I used the spot healing brush tool to smooth it out. After I finished the background, I started to remove the spots on the twins. For me, fixing the girl on the left was very difficult, because her face was disfigured.
To remove the spots I used the content aware tool, but when I did that, the skin didn’t look sharp. I had to use the clone stamp tool to get the right skin tone. The girl on the right was easier to edit than the girl on the left. Her left eye was barely seen and it was impossible to edit. So I had no choice but to duplicate the right eye to replace it for the left eye of the girl on the left. Next, I started to fix the skin of the twins, and it was pretty hard. After I was done, I stared to fix the hair. I used the patch tool for some parts of the hair. I was done with the project at the last minute. I could’ve done better if I had more time. These skills could help me in the future as a Web Designer by editing photos for a name brand company.

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