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I am new to this program. Not a professional, but do take pictures for friends and family. I was wondering if there was a way through the Ribbet program to remove the glare from glasses? I thought I was doing a decent job while taking them, but now that they are up on the big screen I’m seeing a whole new picture.
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Hi Katie,
Thanks for reaching out to us!
Depending on the amount of glare in the image, one approach which can work well is to use the Pro tab > Burn tool to paint over the glasses a few times. You can try doing it with “Highlights”, “Midtones” and “Shadows” selected in the tool’s options. I have found that using all 3 can create a realistic edit. Also, painting the same spot a number of times increases the intensity of the tool.
Another suggestion I have is that on our Design Corner group on Facebook (for Premium members) there are many users who are keen to share tips such as this and it’s a good place to ask for help (there are also members of our team on there fielding questions where helpful).
If you have any other questions, please let us know!
– Regards, The Ribbet Team
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Thank you!!!
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