Re: People retouching - Before & After
[Re: psmith]
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07/27/10 04:36 PM
07/27/10 04:36 PM
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Hey Jim,
You are, of course, correct. My server was blocking it. I did see it with my ipad. At the viewing size, it is hard to tell entirely, however, I think you did a nice job with the eyes. It might be nice to see the files at a larger size, or perhaps a swatch of the 100% crop if you don't want to post at a larger size.
I hear what Preston is saying, but I would probably do a small amount of extra work on this photo. For example, I would still consider cleaning up some of the specular highlights. For example, the light going down the nose, and on the lips. You did a nice job with the light and I don't think it absolutely needs to be done...but it would definitely be on the table.
James
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Re: People retouching - Before & After
[Re: Julie]
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07/29/10 02:29 PM
07/29/10 02:29 PM
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Jim Poor
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OK, Here's a comparison of (Left to right, top to bottom) 1. The original 2. My first edit using my own facial retouching plus MCP Eye Doctor & Dentist 3. A new edit, using only Mama Shan's silk powder 4. Another new edit using silk powder, followed by the healing brush, eye doctor and dentist. For an even larger version go to: http://www.pbase.com/jimpoor/image/126979198/originalI think I got the eyes better in my first edit. I'm not sure if it's the over sharpness or the over whitening I don't like in the final edit. Overall, I think I like the final edit the best, but probably should hit her left cheek a little with the healing brush. Thoughts?
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