10kD Photography wrote:
But does it take more then just photoshop to get the best results?

Of course not! Photoshop is the answer to everything!


/sarcasm

But seriously, of course - model with good skin, decent lighting, MUA, stylist, hair-stylist.... the list goes on. And on...




Just my $0.02

Ciao
Stefano

www.stefanobrunesci.com

Stefano Brunesci wrote:

Of course not! Photoshop is the answer to everything!


/sarcasm

But seriously, of course - model with good skin, decent lighting, MUA, stylist, hair-stylist.... the list goes on. And on...




Just my $0.02

Ciao
Stefano

www.stefanobrunesci.com

+1

10kD Photography wrote:
Like a model with foundation on there skin is bound to get better results right?

Whats the best way to have even skin blending, but still keep that skin pore texture?

From the FAQ of this very same forum:

Start with a model with great skin, use a great makeup artist, and you’ll cut down your retouching tremendously while getting better results. 

Once that's done...

I'll give you my own version of the other part:
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http://nataliataffarel.tumblr.com/post/ … nd-cloning

http://nataliataffarel.tumblr.com/post/ … ning-split

http://nataliataffarel.tumblr.com/post/ … 31/texture

http://nataliataffarel.tumblr.com/post/4551849530/dnb

http://nataliataffarel.tumblr.com/post/ … -high-pass

The b one it's the most important one The only one I can't live without.

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