Photo with bright light

I have a photo with a bright light in backround how do i soften it in elements 10

Review the various ways in this help link to correct the image - http://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop-elements/using/adjusting-shadows-light.html

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how can I filter all photos that were made with a flash light?
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Can I extend the filter pane by own filter options?
Thanks
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The Filter Pane, at least in CS3, is limited as to how you can arrange your photos by the topics listed.
If you want to list all the pictures you shot with flash you will have to use the Find function (ctrl F) and set the critera boexs to Flash, exists, and Fired. Have not tired this but should work.
You can save this as a collection if you want to refer to it again.

Best lens for T4i for shooting at night with bright lights?

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Hello sambo613,
The lens that you would want would be one with a larger aperture that will allow more light into the camera. One of the more budget friendly lenses that you might want to look into would be the EF 85mm f/1.8 USM or the EF 50mm f/1.4 USM. Either of these will feature a larger aperture value than what comes with the stock kit lens.
EF 85mm f/1.8 USM
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Spot on the photos- while taking pictures from Iphone 4s against bright light.

Hello,
I am using the iPhone 4s.. n i have noticed lately that i get a spot on the photos while taking pictures from iphone 4s against light/bright light. If I take a normal photo with the lens not facing directly to the light, I dont get the spot. I have attached some of d pics taken by me both against the direct sunlight and one against the night street lights. Please let me know if this is a minor issue or shall I get it replcaed..
Appreciate your help in advance.
Happy New Year 2012.
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Blue dot on Iphone 5 photos with direct sunlight in them

I do not understand how this is not on EVERY SINGLE forum and website for the iphone 5. I recently purchased a new iphone 5s after struggling with a lot of issues with my 4. I bought my 5s a week and a half ago and promptly began having tons of server errors, apps crashing, calls failed and on and on. I also discovered that there was a VERY BRIGHT BLUE dot that showed up on every single phone and video taken that had any amount of direct sunlight in it (say goodbye to beautiful sunset pictures).
I went back into apple and was told to restore, and then completely clear my phone. I did everything they asked and when everything failed and after literally hours and hours on the computer and in person with technicians, I went in for a replacement yesterday. After three hours in the apple store I walked out of the store with what I thought was a perfect new phone. I went onto the street and took a short video. And you know what--there was a BRIGHT BLUE DOT on the video. So I went BACK into the apple store for the 10th time. I spoke to a salesperson and he had no idea what I was talking about. I showed him the video and he was baffled. I then picked up the other iphones and began testing them out. Every SINGLE one had this bright blue dot on the image or video when pointed toward sunlight. Apparently there is something with the new glass of these cameras that cannot handle direct sunlight (which is ridiculous to me). The sales person went and spoke to the Apple Technitions that were "downstairs" and they acknowledged, this is just the way it is, the glass cannot handle direct sunlight.
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Under the Photos tab for your iPhone sync preferences with iTunes, deselect Sync Photos followed by a sync. This should remove all photos transferred from your Mac to the iPhone. Follow this by reselecting Sync Photos and confirming your selections below followed by a sync.
If no change after this, try targeting or deleting what is called the iPod Photo Cache on your computer.
http://support.apple.com/kb/ts1314

Bright light

I have a photo with a bright light in the backround how do I soften it.

Suggest that you post the picture so that we may offer targeted guidance. You can do that via the camera icon at the top of the reply box.

Best method to seamlessly swap someone's face in a group photo with their face in another photo?

A band hired me to do a photoshoot of them and it was my first time shooting a band professionally so I was and still am quite nervous about the photos turning out well, especially since they're a well known group and the pictures will be published in a magazine and spread around a lot and attributed to me. The issue I'm posting here about is that all of the best shots I got of the group are good except for one member who will either be making a weird expression or has their eyes closed. I took a lot of photos but I didn't really get any where each member of the group looks good in the same photo; they each look good throughout the set of photos, just not all at once in one photo. What I'd like to do is replace that member's face in the otherwise good photo with her face from another photo from the shoot where her eyes aren't closed or she has a better expression...but I feel like I'm playing with fire by doing this since I really don't want it to be obvious that I photoshopped it in any way, either to the band or anyone who views the photos later on.
I'm decent with Photoshop but I'd still like to know what the best method of doing this would be so that it looks as natural/unaltered as possible. Any suggestions?
Also, the photos I'd be switching the faces in were mostly shot from the same angle and with the same lighting and exposure but a few were shot from slightly different angles or the exposure is slightly different, which makes it more difficult. If, for example, due to flash settings the photo I'm trying to paste a face into (let's call it Photo A) is slightly brighter than the photo I'm trying to copy the face from (Photo B), what's the best way to merge/adjust the two so that the brightness levels in Photo A and the layer from Photo B are as similar as possible?
(I'm using PS CS6)

Ideally, if you have several shots from the same place, with that band member's head in a similar angle, you could do something like this:
1. Choose the Polygonal lasso tool.
2. Set it to feather a few pixels.
3. Select around the facial features in the image with the good face.
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5. Set it to be partially transparent to help you align it. Use Edit - Free Transform to rotate or scale it if it's off a little.
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IPhone 5 Camera - green dot in bright light

Hey,
I just noticed a prominent green light on all pictures that I took with my iPhone 5 in bright light conditions - sun or articifial light came from the front.
Changing the angle, as suggested to have a workaround purple fringing, wouldn't help and is not helping at all as the green dot appears on the very same position each time.
Who else is facing the green dots?

Same problem here, today I took some 20 photos of a cotton field. The pics were beautiful EXCEPT there is a very prominent green light in the bottom middle of more than half the photos? Just counted, the green light shows on 13 out of 21 pictures?! They're taken at different angles but the dang green dot is pretty noticeable on more than half of them? Some pics were taken at almost identical angle and location yet one pic will have the dot while the other won't??
Didn't know how to post pics here but this thread shows what I'm talking about:
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4384663
Those dots are very annoying, destroyed otherwise gorgeous photos for me.
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Is it possible to take photos with the iphone when the flashlight is on?

Is it possible to take photos with the iphone when the flashlight is on?
When the light is on, it would be great to take photos without flash in dark areas or in macromode.
How is this possible?

My idea is using the flashlight permanently as kind of "studio light" to take Photos in macromode:
Is it possible to take photos with the iphone when the flashlight shines permanently?
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Hi fejevitzky,
Your question, "Based upon that, I believe you are telling me you do not think it is the BIOS--is that correct?" Yes, as long as you dont see any "white" light reveal from LCD bezel back side while with blank screen state. LCD bezel is the cover around LCD, most design put LED modeule at the bottom side next to LCD. While back light is not on during boot up sequence, that means system doesnt have chance to get BIOS program running. It also means, it stuck at state of hardware bring up. Normally motherboard related.
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HT4623 iphone 5 camera issue : 'Purple Flare in Bright light'

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http://www.cnn.com/2012/10/02/tech/mobile/iphone-5-purple-photos/index.html

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IPhone promimity sensor (?) emitting very bright light

A few days ago one of the sensors on my 3g iPhone has started emitting a bright light. The sensor is at the top of the phone, to the left of the earpiece. It's the sensor that has another directly above it. It looks like a small c with a circle in the middle. The iPhone hasn't been water damaged (and yes, I've checked the headphone socket and base of the phone). It's not a case of just seeing the sensor, the light is bright and constantly on; in the dark it looks like a red LED.
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iPhoto support also suggested to try again but I'm afraid the same will happen again. The album was compiled and uploaded with 1.1.0 and I'm on 1.1.1 now.
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