LordStormDragon
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You mean light. Heat is temperature, or the motion of molecules moving.
Light is derived from photons. They aren't remotely the same thing.
Light is derived from photons. They aren't remotely the same thing.
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How do I reduce heat in my pictures on Adobe Photoshop CS4?
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LordStormDragon
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You mean light. Heat is temperature, or the motion of molecules moving.
Light is derived from photons. They aren't remotely the same thing.
Light is derived from photons. They aren't remotely the same thing.
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CanadianAndProud
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I'm on Adobe Photoshop CS4, and one part of my picture is virtually white, due to the "heat". Can I reduce this heat? If so, how - without affecting the rest of the picture - can I?
i_eat_paste01
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In color balance you can adjust just teh highlights and mask out any areas you don't want to affect.
i_eat_paste01
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In color balance you can adjust just teh highlights and mask out any areas you don't want to affect.
i_eat_paste01
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In color balance you can adjust just teh highlights and mask out any areas you don't want to affect.
i_eat_paste01
New member
In color balance you can adjust just teh highlights and mask out any areas you don't want to affect.