Young made old

[kundalini]

None of these edits are believable.

Take a photo of an old man and you will see the difference. There is a physiological change that occurs with time.

 

[er111a]

how bout this?

 

[Bagpiper]

how bout this?

Getting better. Jaw line is still to clean and smooth. As suggested have a look at an older gentleman and see how the skin is looser on the jaw.

You have a lot of patience mate. Keep at it - your getting closer. Not there yet but getting closer.

Cheers
Jim

 

[er111a]

better?

 

[longcount]

When ageing a picture you need to take into consideration much more than just surface detail - the skin sags, the nose will appear larger and certain other areas seem to recede as elasticity is lost. I will have a go at this later.

 

[Canon AE-1]

Yeah, some bags and receding hairline, maybe some jowls?

 

[The Barbarian]

I apparently have to have several posts before I can post a link or an image...

 

[The Barbarian]

So....

 

[The Barbarian]

I suppose...

 

[The Barbarian]

I'll have to...

 

[The Barbarian]

...wait.

 

[The Barbarian]

Here's a try, with the sort of soft tissue and bone changes we normally see in aging. Does it help?

 

[thingsIsee]

you would need a morphing program to do what you are trying

 

[Destin]

Honestly, this is going to be extremely hard to pull off, if not impossible.

One thing that every edit is missing is matching hair color. Nobody has dark stubble on their chin, a gray 'stache, dark eyebrows, and a full dark head of hair. It all needs to be lightened.

Something that hasn't been mentioned yet, and what might be hardest to pull of, is the eyes. For one there is just something about an old persons eyes that makes them look old. Look into an old persons eyes sometime and you'll know what I mean. Secondly, the eyes aren't being edited to match the changes and it's very obvious. They just look out of place in the edits.

 

[FoggyLens]

When ageing a picture you need to take into consideration much more than just surface detail - the skin sags, the nose will appear larger and certain other areas seem to recede as elasticity is lost. I will have a go at this later.

Agree..