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can you e mail me a copy of automatic skin smothher i would like to try it [email protected] Jul 13 12 12:54 pm Link Jul 15 12 12:29 am Link I would love to try the plugin as well, can you email a copy to me at [email protected]? Thanks alot, can't wait to try it out! Jul 15 12 09:20 am Link Skin Smooth (free) version is limited to 8bit, RGB (Pro) version, works with 16bit, RGB, CMYK, and Lab the plugin is available for download through the Adobe Exchange: https://www.adobeexchange.com/   Skin Smooth - manual: Optional: You can start by making a selection of the areas you like to be corrected. Quick-mask is supported. Note: Preview is approximation of the chosen settings and shows the last created Skin Smooth layer (no matter which Skin Smooth layer is selected). Tip1: You can have multiple Skin Smooth layers at the same time. Dynamically adjust settings for each by first selecting (clicking on) the target layer. Tip2: If the result is not pleasing right away and you notice colour-bleeds or luminosity halos around the skin edges, press [halo] and using large hard-edged brush draw with close to (the inverted) skin colour below the masked skin layer (you can be sloppy). Tip3: Selecting "Force Skin" before you create new Skin Smooth layer, will avoid colour bleeds around skin-edges (however you can still use [halo] if necessary). [SKIN] - Selects skin tones. It can be used throughout your work-flow. (It is not required for creating a skin-targeting Skin Smooth layer). [NEW with Force Skin] - Creates new adjustable band-pass correction for the skin only. Creates better colour smoothing, but selection depends on standard skin-tones (mask is not adjustable). [NEW without Force Skin] - Creates new adjustable band-pass correction. Some discoloration halos may show, but can be manually corrected (see [HALO] button information). Selection depends on a mask based on standard skin-tones which is fully adjustable. [HALO] - In case any halos show around skin-edges (in any Skin Smooth mode), pressing [HALO] will create a layer below the skin-masked target. Draw with close to skin colours around where halos occur. [SPLIT] - Creates a 3-band image split in place of the Skin Smooth layer (based on selected values for band-pass). Any changes you have made below the Skin Smooth layer after it was created will be taken into account when you create a [SPLIT]. Adjustable approximation of the smoothing will be added as adjustable layer named - "Strength". Results will be the same whether the source Skin Smooth layer was created "with Force Skin" or "without Force Skin". Tip 1: Setting "Strength" to 0 will create exact split of the image. Tip 2: Manually setting positive contrast values in "Strength" layer (ex: Contrast: +25) will sharpen the image (based on the selected band-pass). [INFO] - Application information. [Rast] - Rasterizes Skin Smooth layer, adding a disabled mask for your convenience (select mask and paint with white on the areas you like corrected). STRENGTH - Strength-Colour controls colour blending depending on Strength-Luminosity (overall corrections). (i.e. if you have strength-lum at 0, strength-col will have no effect) Photoshop Bug [SPLIT]: When looking below 66% zoom level photoshop's proxy rendering is flawed. You may notice colour-shifts when the image is split in 16 bit CMYK, luminosity shifts in Lab-split and other inconsistencies with different type of images due to incorrect calculation in PS's preview. To be sure you see the real final result, check your image with at least 66% (66%~100%) zoom. Jul 15 12 11:57 pm Link I still cant find it and I've looked through the whole exchange here http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/exchange/i … &loc=en_us any direct links? Jul 18 12 09:26 pm Link Jesse Stuckey wrote: I think that version is meant only to be found in the Adobe exchange panel in CS6: Jul 19 12 10:59 am Link But the plug-in obviously worked before CS6 since the original post was back in 2010. Jul 19 12 01:35 pm Link Eye of the World wrote: the plugin was updated numerous times since 2010 Jul 20 12 07:52 am Link the Pro version, working with 16bit, RGB, CMYK, and Lab is available (on the adobe exchange) Jul 26 12 06:51 am Link When trying to install the free version, I got this  Jul 26 12 10:43 pm Link Pictus wrote: interesting... Jul 27 12 03:01 am Link I have other extensions installed and after disabling the firewall your extension could be installed. The Adobe exchange shows yours as installed, but it is missing from the PS menu Window>Extensions  Jul 27 12 08:36 am Link Pictus wrote: hmm... restart PS Jul 27 12 09:16 am Link Clearing the PS preferences did the trick, thanks. Jul 27 12 11:28 am Link 1. Where specifically do you find this download 2. Are you only able to use this in CS6? 3. Adobe exchange as you linked it doesn't give you a clue as to where this plug in is located. Can you provide some more clear instructions? Jul 27 12 02:03 pm Link StJohn Photography wrote: the adobe exchange panel only works in CS6 Jul 27 12 03:39 pm Link Photon Mayhem wrote: I get some error when I press exchange it should sing up but only freeze and Photoshop cs6 going to crash Jul 29 12 11:21 am Link The firewall may be blocking something... Jul 29 12 05:18 pm Link if the above does not help (starting PS it with your firewall OFF), make sure you have updated your PS software and have installed the Adobe Extension Manager. you should be able to get the latest version here: http://www.adobe.com/exchange/em_download/ Jul 29 12 11:25 pm Link is not working its still freezing on CS6 Can you send me file I will tray to make work on CS5  [email protected] Thanks Jul 30 12 01:30 pm Link Carl Bertossi wrote: sorry Carl, I stopped making the personalized registered versions as soon as the Exchange went public. Call Adobe support to help you out with the exchange. Jul 31 12 01:32 am Link Please send me to [email protected] Oct 05 12 11:10 am Link Is there any chance I can have a free 8bit version, too, please? I would appreciate a lot. Thank you! [email protected] Nov 04 12 02:26 pm Link I stopped making the personalized registered versions as soon as the Exchange went public. https://www.adobeexchange.com/store/products/303 The trial version of the 16bit is in effect the 8bit version. (the trial is slightly restricted, but there is no time-limit so you can use it until the cows come home.) Nov 04 12 03:35 pm Link Photon Mayhem wrote: Thank you for quick reply! Nov 04 12 04:55 pm Link photoclinic wrote: on occasions people may have problems because of a firewall or some changed settings. When installing the installation checks signatures, time stamps, etc. Nov 04 12 05:48 pm Link Photon Mayhem wrote: Thank you! Nov 05 12 02:14 am Link I solved the problem and now I have a trial version. I also have one more question.. In case something happens and I have to re-install my Photoshop - how do I install the plugin again? Can I store the installing pack somewhere on my HD as a back up and then use it to re-install or do I have to go through the Adobe Exchange again and download it again from the website? Thank you! Nov 07 12 02:14 am Link photoclinic wrote: To be honest I don't know. Nov 07 12 03:31 pm Link So what you are basically saying is that your code is only available for CS6 as "the exchange" is exclusive to CS6 or am I missing something ?? like a direct link Nov 07 12 03:48 pm Link ImageFusionStudio wrote: http://bit.ly/Sye4Qd Nov 07 12 04:11 pm Link I have a little problem and would appreciate if I could get some help please. First, I do not have a preview in the dialog window as I see here in the examples posted Here is my screenshot:  And the other problem - when using the HALO button it creates a completely separate document where I have to use the brush as directed but then - what do I do with that document? It is not a layer in my PSD image, it is just a brand new photo with only two layers:  ...and no preview in the Skin Smooth dialog window... Nov 08 12 02:37 am Link photoclinic wrote: It appears there are some restrictions on your computer, which do not allow the plugin to fully function and create (take) the preview from Photoshop. I can't tell you what is the exact reason (this is the first time someone has reported such problem). If you have installed something from plugin manually try reinstalling it directly from the exchange. You can also try logging in with admin privileges (although not usually necessary, it may help in your case). photoclinic wrote: As you see the plugin administers smart-objects (which are layers that can be opened as s file by themselves). Nov 08 12 05:14 pm Link Thank you again!! Nov 09 12 12:11 am Link Jul 26 13 11:18 pm Link Free upgrade for current users: SkinSmooth 1.5 for CS6/CC ( http://goo.gl/TZZpBr ) (available until August 20th ! ) - there are a lot of major improvements and bug-fixes - I strongly recommend you update asap if you are current user (it will not be possible after Aug 20th) SkinSmooth 2.0 for CC ( http://goo.gl/uDdU4E ) - new: rasterize the corrective inverse wavelet to Dodge and Burn layers The Trial versions are fully functional, but limited to 8bit, RGB. Full versions are compatible with 8/16bit, RBG/CMYK/Lab ("help" instructions are no more there, I assume you know all those techniques and this is only to help what you do - to do it faster and easier) Aug 06 13 11:49 am Link So, even though this is/was compatible for CS5.5, those of us still running 5.5 can't download this anywhere? Aug 08 13 05:17 am Link TL Westgate wrote: the latest update is rebuild from the ground-up and uses CS6-SDK, Aug 08 13 10:16 am Link George Thomson wrote: There doesn't seem to be a way to download it. I'd like to, as I'm still stuck with CS5.5. Is the older version available by any other means? Aug 08 13 03:06 pm Link TL Westgate wrote: not for more than a year now Aug 08 13 03:53 pm Link |
