Picture Editing

[keeling01270]

Hi,

Can someone please help with the below picture, im not sure if it is possible though.
If you could point me in the right direction of being able do this or if someone would be kind enough to have a go for me.

I was wondering if it is possible to make it look more proffessional and vibrant, maybe make is a little less blury (as my camera always does this no matter how still i am ) and is it possible to remove the shadows on the right??

I hope someone can be of assistance.



Cheers,
Keeling01270

 

[Lemur]

You can do a lot with digital manipulation. Photoshop can make a blurry picture sharper. But it can only do so much. And it can make the image pixilated.
Plug-in for shadows: A Photoshop plugin to edit illumination in photos

 

[boohbah]

I couldn't do much about the focus but i had a play with it anyway !

 

[Prof Kerfuffle]

You can uses Adobe Lightroom 3. This is used the same as Aperture on the Mac OS but for Windows and better made in my opinion. 30 Day Trial

Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 3

Its great I am using the 2nd version but you might need to watch tutorials to understand it.

Ill post an image later for an example

 

[Kirsch]

Hmmm.... more difficult that I expected. Sorry, it didn't turn out well but I'll post it here anyways

 

[Prof Kerfuffle]

Poor edit but ok

The Raw image looks better, not as good on a browser. Not my best work nor the easiest to work with do to the slight blur and lighting, hope you can consider it.

 

[JDobbsy1987]

Hmmm.... more difficult that I expected. Sorry, it didn't turn out well but I'll post it here anyways

The Raw image looks better, not as good on a browser. Not my best work nor the easiest to work with do to the slight blur and lighting, hope you can consider it.

Both of these are ace, i'm sure the OP will love them

 

[boohbah]

Hmmm.... more difficult that I expected. Sorry, it didn't turn out well but I'll post it here anyways

The Raw image looks better, not as good on a browser. Not my best work nor the easiest to work with do to the slight blur and lighting, hope you can consider it.

Both of these are ace, i'm sure the OP will love them

What about mine ,

 

[JDobbsy1987]

Oh!

Sorry boohbah, i meant to quote yours too

They are all great

 

[boohbah]

ok last go without shadows(thanks kirsch!)

 

[boohbah]

I think this is a job for nick,
c'mon poohman show us how its done!

 

[Kirsch]

Little collaboration never hurt!! Others if you dont want to go through the painstaking process of removing the shadows, feel free to use mine and spiff it up a bit

 

[Lemur]

That's how mine looked. Pixilated. Might be able to do better with a high-rez image. Post it somewhere...

 

[JDobbsy1987]

This is really nice, good job boohbah

 

[keeling01270]

thanks everyone for all your help,it means alot that you all took time out to help me

 

[JDobbsy1987]

thanks everyone for all your help,it means alot that you all took time out to help me

There are a lot of very talented and helpful people here, if you ever need anything just ask, there is always someone to help.

Regards,
JDobbsy1987

 

[thehappyman]

You can do a lot with digital manipulation. Photoshop can make a blurry picture sharper. But it can only do so much. And it can make the image pixilated.
Plug-in for shadows: A Photoshop plugin to edit illumination in photos

You can do almost anything to Graphics in Photoshop but Photoshop can take years to learn all of it - its one of the most complex programs there is.

 

[boohbah]

thanks everyone for all your help,it means alot that you all took time out to help me

your most welcome!