NancyA

Thank you! Been a good learning experience.

Ok Match with top. Oh sorry! I didn't see your reply before I posted that last one. I think you are right. Walk away!!

I thought so too but couldn't get it to work. I took some of the pink out of this one. ??

Definitely. I matched the top to the bottom by using a color layer, Is that the best/preferred method? I also fiddled some more with the blue teeth. When I'm not looking at zoomed 100% crop it doesn't look bad but I seem to keep zooming it in!

Getting there maybe but I think I'm seeing some "red/pink" on some of the teeth?? You get asked all the time but how are we suppose to figure out these numbers!! I had tried several different things but still came up blue teeth! Is this as good as can be expected or is there more I can do? Thanks!

Sorry, obviously this is where this should have started. I haven't forgotten this one just haven't had time to finish it. I have it in process but it still needs work. I'm stuck with the right (child's right) side. I can't get the back teeth to look right. Suggestions?? I really hope the class on knowing how to get those numbers happens soon!

I haven't done any editing in levels on these yet but wanted to know how difficult/method to use on getting rid of the Gatorade blue lips--yes, strangle the parents as it was a basketball game so several to fix.

So when would you use luminosity mask?

Link to the video I was referring to. https://fstoppers.com/composite/use-luminosity-masks-enhance-your-landscape-photography-71884

Sorry missed your reply. I did watch some utubes on luminosity masks to prevent haloing when layering bracketed shots for landscapes (or single processed twice in raw). One was a pier going out into the ocean. By using luminosity masks, 3 three layers blended without haloes. I saw its main purpose to be for landscapes--right or wrong? It does not appear to be simple, therefore I chose to ask someone I trusted to ask about it.

Do you have any tutorials or classes on working with/creating luminosity masks? Thank!