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jparker402

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Jun 7, 2016
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Bellevue, NE
Have an urgent need to touch-up a photo for a memorial. Using MacBook Pro with Monterey. Photo is a black-and-white image that has some white spots where it is suppose to be black/gray. Somewhere somehow in the past I believed I experimented with a tool within Photos where I could use some kind of brush/marker to outline the spot to be adjusted then somehow change that spot to color of the surrounding area. I did that once on my old MacBook Air years ago, and now (age related, I'm sure) I have zero idea how I did it then or how to do it now. Have checked YouTube videos but no luck. Anyone please?!?
 
Your question might be "better asked" in the digital photography sub-forum here at macrumors:
Digital Photography

You could ping a moderator and request for it to be moved there.
 
Called Apple. Problem was that I hadn't/hadn't been able to scroll down far enough on the Photos edit screen to see the retouch area. Got it solved! And thank you, Fishrrman. I started to look in Digital Photography but didn't see any previous entries with that subject, so decided on the more general forum.
 
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