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Without the raw image, we won't really know whether there was clipping. However, it is clear that the poster here wanted to remove the highlights and was okay w
by pclmulqdq 2y ago
Without the raw image, we won't really know whether there was clipping. However, it is clear that the poster here wanted to remove the highlights and was okay with introducing some information that wasn't in the photo to do it, hence the use of an AI filter. That means that there is no issue with using the clone stamp or the paintbrush tool.
- strogonoff 2y agoThis sounds about right. However, regarding your first sentence, I’d be a bit less cautious: sun reflections from water on a clear day guarantee clipping unless a polarizing filter is used or the scene is dramatically underexposed, and based on the general look of the photo (even knowing it’s after processing) my intuition suggests me that neither took place. Hence my original advice: don’t leave it up to ML when a little forethought can do wonders in terms of preserving information.