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My first attempt with pp - Tom G - 01-21-2014 [attachment=629]My first try so I can only get better but critics welcome. only had v12 for about 4hrs so I was desperate to try my next attempt I will take my time so far Its brilliant software, I had a problem when I first installed the software but It is now sorted. Thanks for looking Tom G ( I'm a 30yr old trapped in a 63yr old body ) RE: My first attempt with pp - tebogan - 01-22-2014 Tom, Good start for just 4 hrs. Just a quick look at the finished image I see 2 situations. 1. Male forehead is blown out. 2. Male nose is also blown out. Other than those 2, at a quick glance, I did not see other situations in the image. RE: My first attempt with pp - Tom G - 01-22-2014 (01-22-2014, 08:24 AM)tebogan Wrote: Tom,Yes you are correct I will fix in Photo shop or Lightroom Thanks for looking Tom G RE: My first attempt with pp - williamting - 01-25-2014 Tom, I am just wondering, are you using RAW or JPG file for editing? If you are using RAW, I would suggest you try to feed JPG straight into PP. Set skin smoothing a bit lower - perhaps by half. Adjust the tan slider a little to the left. Slim her face a little bit. Using the "Before and After" screen, go to the "Before" and adjust (click and drag) the outlines. RE: My first attempt with pp - Gellidius - 04-08-2014 This may be a bit late to answer, but here it goes; i think the main problems with this image are: blown highlights and over saturation of the skin colors. have you tried to make those faces look like you were looking at them in person? looking real? RE: My first attempt with pp - Gellidius - 04-09-2014 re. my previous post above, i downloaded your image and did some work on it with PP12; mind you, i have had the program only for a few days, so you will surely find many things to correct on top of what i've done here, like the haiirline, mainly for the man. hope you like it! [attachment=636] |