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New here editing question

by | July 31, 2015 8:09 AM PDT

I found this forum looking for some help in editing a photo. I took some photos at the food bank of my daughter delivering her Girl Scout Silver Award and didn't realize the camera was set to poster mode. The light is just overwhelming and everyone looks like their faces are made of Silly Putty except the director who has a shadow that looks like she has a beard. I was wondering if someone can tell me if the photos are salvageable. If someone like to take them on as a challenge and edit them I wouldn't complain! The photos were taken with a Canon SX700HS camera.

I can't upload the photos but here's a link to one of them.

Edit: Photo removed for privacy reasons. Mod

Post was last edited on August 5, 2015 2:35 AM PDT

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by | July 31, 2015 8:10 AM PDT

This is the photo I'd really like to have and it's worse!

Edit: Photo removed for privacy reasons. Mod

Post was last edited on August 5, 2015 2:35 AM PDT

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by MarkFlax Forum moderator | August 5, 2015 2:30 AM PDT

Hi Leighann.

We got your message saying you had fixed the problem. Good work and thanks for letting us know.

These are public forums and I am not too happy about photos of family and friends being posted in the public domain, so I have taken the liberty of removing both photos from your posts. I hope you don't mind.

Since the problem is solved I will lock this thread.

If you disagree with my action(s) or have any other comments/requests, please use the same method as before by flagging my own post.

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