You can click and drag on any spots that are still appearing from the reflection. Set the Hardness of the Spot Healing Brush to 50%, and the Spacing to 30%. Create another new layer and grab the Spot Healing Brush (J). Lastly, use the Spot Healing Brush to fix troubling spots. You can paint over the bright spots until they blend in with the rest of the image. Adjust the opacity of your brush to 10%, and keep the hardness at 50%. For removing reflections, we’ll be painting with black. Unlike the Color blend mode, which changes the color of the pixels you paint on, Luminosity only affects the lightness values of the pixels. This time, change the blend mode to Luminosity. After you’re done painting, the colors should look accurate but still too bright. You should be sampling a color similar to the color you would expect to be behind the glare.īefore you start painting, change your brush harness to 50%, then you can paint color onto the reflection.

You’ll need to resample with the eyedropper tool every time you want to paint in a new area. Now, you’ll sample colors from the image, and then use the brush tool (B) to paint color onto the photo. Press “I” on the keyboard to select the eyedropper tool. Change the blend mode of this layer to Color. Create a new blank layer in the layers panel. First, we’ll fix the color, and then we’ll fix the brightness. Removing reflections is a two-step process. In this example, we’ll be fixing the reflection on the left side of the glasses. To remove reflection from glasses in Photoshop, first, open your image and zoom in (Command + on Mac, Control + on PC) to get a closer look at the glasses. But first, let’s work on how to remove the reflection in glasses that you already have. Avoiding reflections while shooting can be done pretty easily if you stay away from a couple common mistakes. Best of all, I’ll tell you a few tips later in this post to help you avoid running into this issue again. Luckily, removing minor glare in glasses can be done pretty easily in Photoshop. Having glare on the glasses of your subject is one of the fastest ways to ruin an otherwise great photo.

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