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PORTRAITURE by IMAGENOMIC
Paul Brecht wrote: Appreciate those screen captures. They certainly show what can be done. Mar 27 09 07:32 am Link TiMarsh Digital Imaging wrote: Totally agree with you on this. My work usually buys the newest versions when they hit the shelves and I sort of get to play with it before we distribute it out to the production guys. There is a CS4 patch that came out in Feb but doesn't address any of these issues. Mar 27 09 07:59 am Link I use this as PART of my skin editing process. It can be a great tool if used correctly. Mar 27 09 09:18 am Link Sparingly is key for just about any plug-in. I use it on a lot of my work but avoid the plastic look as much as possible. Mar 28 09 05:29 am Link AB-11 wrote: Mar 28 09 07:04 am Link just out of curiosity is it any better than just selecting the skin, using surface blur, then having a duplicate of the orgiinal and use high pass? Mar 28 09 08:07 am Link AB-11 wrote: Mar 28 09 01:05 pm Link After I remove all large imperfections, I tend to use it as a final touch, always on a dup layer and mask the important detail. It can easily erase a nose. Then I add some texture back. Mar 28 09 03:16 pm Link nwprophoto wrote: I use it on every portrait I do. To some level, usually small ones. Are you asking for examples where its overdone? Mar 28 09 04:48 pm Link tried portraiture...i'm not too fond of it. I'd rather do the retouching myself...more control that way! Mar 28 09 04:49 pm Link |
