I'm trying to make a nice photo for a couple of friends, and I have the following disturbing problem in the image:
The lamp in the background is very strong and it bugs the eye -
How do I reduce the brightness of the lamp?
I have already sharpened the image and also reduced some lens blur in the black skirt area
I am trying to rig up an angle poise lamp as shown in the attached screenshot.
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