> > Given that it's in the same place on every image, is there an > > automated way > > anyone can think of to remove it? I can't see a way, given that some > > were > > shot portrait, some landscape and the background colour is not > > consistent.
I had this on an even larger batch of images - fortunately in was off-centre and in the background for most of the pics. When I was re-sizing for proofs I recorded an action removing it using the healing patch tool, and ran it on automate - no-one noticed it! When I came to the final prints I naturally cloned each of the required prints individually. It doesn't matter whether its landscape or upright , the hair is always in exactly the same place, and in most cases the healing patch takes care of the background (to proof standard). Brian Price =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
