Streets
No longer a newbie, moving up!
- Joined
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I don't understand "drop the heavy glamor". It's just how my 78 year old wife happens to look. The smile comes easily to her. It was basically a snapshot.I would drop the heavy glamour.
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Tirediron, my Sony A57 has a "soft" mode with LOW, MEDium, and HIgh levels. My wife like it because it smooths those wrinkles a bit.The smile is great, and she's a wonderful looking lady, but the image seems to have both an artificial softness which I'm guessing is the result of a blur layer and some sort of ghosting/haloing. These are treatments that are reminiscent of an '80s "glamour" look, thankfully now largely defunct.
Ahhh... gotcha. Didn't realize that. There are definitely better ways (IMO) to achieve that, but at the end of the day if CinC Home Fleet likes it, that's all that matters!Tirediron, my Sony A57 has a "soft" mode with LOW, MEDium, and HIgh levels. My wife like it because it smooths those wrinkles a bit.
Tirediron explained it, beautiful wife. My wife likes the glamour effect too, as well as duct taping her neck to pull the turkey gizzard back....oh my, I hope she never reads that.I don't understand "drop the heavy glamor". It's just how my 78 year old wife happens to look. The smile comes easily to her. It was basically a snapshot.I would drop the heavy glamour.
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Hey JC... can I have your camera? I don't think you'll be needing it much longer!...My wife likes the glamour effect too, as well as duct taping her neck to pull the turkey gizzard back....oh my, I hope she never reads that.