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Is the patchy light on her body and legs edited? I think the rest looks fine, could have done with a bit better lighting tho
jemmy said:a bit too much editing on the face for me... but, heck.. i'd kill for that body! x
There are many techniques and methods...just Google 'Photoshop + skin' and you will have a month's worth of reading.Stupid question....how do you do the skin smoothing?
Stupid question....how do you do the skin smoothing?
That's similar to what I do...only I do it in reverse. I make a separate layer and use Gaussian blur...but I make the layer mask to hide all and then paint in the area that I want to smooth.
Big Mike said:I don't think it's too much at all. It's probably a lot less than a typical pro model shoot.
Actually pretty close exactly to what I do. I use the heal brush before I make a duplicate layer first, and I make a layer mask that hides all.The_Traveler said:Not a stupid question at all.
There are lots of technique.
The simplest one that doesn't destroy pixels (assuming use of PS) is to:
- make a duplicate layer.
- take out all sizeable zits, blemishes with spot-healing tool
- blur that layer with a Gaussian blur until all the surface blem disappear
- make a layer mask that reveals all (white)
- paint on mask with black brush wherever you want detail to show through from detailed layer below
- adjust opacity of duplicate layer until you get the look you want.
I was going for magazine type smoothing I guess. Although I don't really like that much myself.
Actually pretty close exactly to what I do. I use the heal brush before I make a duplicate layer first, and I make a layer mask that hides all.
Here is a step-by-step tutorial that taught me my method: http://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php?t=171753&highlight=airbrushing