01-24-2007, 10:25 AM
where would i position the grid on the original image in order for the nose to be smaller in dimensions on the enhanced image? Answers appreciated many thanks
sam
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how do i change the size of a nose?
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01-24-2007, 11:17 AM
Hi Sam,
The sliders are all set up to bring the shape of a person closer to an ideal that most suits them. By marking up the nose so that it appears to the software to be a large nose (and you can place the points so they are larger than the subject's real nose), it will compensate by making the nose slider shrink the nose. By marking the nose up to be wide, it would compensate by narrowing it, or by marking it up to be long, it would compensate by shortening it, and so on. I hope that helps!
Tony
The sliders are all set up to bring the shape of a person closer to an ideal that most suits them. By marking up the nose so that it appears to the software to be a large nose (and you can place the points so they are larger than the subject's real nose), it will compensate by making the nose slider shrink the nose. By marking the nose up to be wide, it would compensate by narrowing it, or by marking it up to be long, it would compensate by shortening it, and so on. I hope that helps!
Tony
samboy1 Wrote:where would i position the grid on the original image in order for the nose to be smaller in dimensions on the enhanced image? Answers appreciated many thanks
sam
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