Removing the Haze

[bev.lynn]

I have "0", none, nada, Photoshop experience and need to remove the haze from the attached image.

Can someone give me step-by-step instructions on how to do this (if it is possible)?

I am using Photoshop CS2.

 

Thanks,

Bev

 

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There's probably better more advanced ways... but I find a simple Curves Adjustment is a good start for this type of thing.. You could probably get into some levels adjustments too...

 

you can either go to Image>adjustment>Curves or apply an adjustment layer by using the half black/white cookie looking circle at the bottom of the layer pallette..

 

In this particular case I did the whole curves once on their own, the it looked a little too green and red... so I lowered those curves individually.

[bev.lynn]

Thanks Michael,

Using the Curves Adjustment works well for what I'm doing.

Learning is awesome! All I need is about 48 hours in a day, the hands of time turned back 25 years and I could master 3ds max design and photoshop in a couple of weeks!

[carlotristan3d]

Thanks Michael,

Using the Curves Adjustment works well for what I'm doing.

Learning is awesome! All I need is about 48 hours in a day, the hands of time turned back 25 years and I could master 3ds max design and photoshop in a couple of weeks!

 

LOL, if you've learned 3D max 10 years ago, half of what you know is useless by now!

[Lester_Masterson]

LOL, if you've learned 3D max 10 years ago, half of what you know is useless by now!

 

Are you implying that there is a better way to get shiny objects than scanline with raytraced materials?

 

Sorry, I'm having trouble rendering a 320x240 flc file on my 286. Gotta run!