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Eye Candy Retouching
I am a model but I also do photography. I know a lot of people probably ask. I was just wondering how to get the "Eye Candy" look....Like Men Magazine Looks? I absolutely love it. Jun 19 12 05:17 pm Link Jun 19 12 06:35 pm Link Faze1 photography wrote: hahaha good one. To the op if you wanna know it is really simple and I can inbox you to help you Jun 19 12 06:48 pm Link The Art of Churchwell wrote: That would be awesome :-) Jun 19 12 09:33 pm Link The Art of Churchwell wrote: I'd love to find out, also... Would you be able to inbox me as well, please? Jun 23 12 03:53 pm Link The Art of Churchwell wrote: Can you also inbox me too Jul 01 12 01:47 am Link I would also like an inbox too please. Jul 05 12 09:07 am Link If you'd post the information, everyone could benefit. Jul 24 12 03:57 am Link Faze1 photography wrote: Never understood this type of retouching as it's air brush and not photography. Jul 24 12 04:02 am Link c_h_r_i_s wrote: Lmao! I didn't say it! You did! Now Nick won't hate me. Yes! Jul 26 12 08:44 pm Link Jessica D Rivera wrote: There are also tons of tutorials online for any kind of retouching. Jul 26 12 10:32 pm Link I did all of nick's 7 DVDs and learned a ton. You guys seem to be forgetting that nick specializes in Glamor retouching which are full body shots and therefore can be smoothed much heavier than portraits and beauty shots. Nick's slickforce technique is always done on separate layers and can therefore be scaled down to as little as he wants it. In his DVDs he emphasizes that its up to the retoucher how much he wants to smooth an image and Nick tells you what body parts models prefer to look more or less "real". It's absolutely not airbrushing. Airbrushing removes almost all texture. I've found that using Nick's slickforce technique in combination with frequency separation works brilliantly because you lose no texture whatsoever. Jul 27 12 12:29 am Link PhotoVision wrote: You must have watched a different set of DVDs than the rest of us. The technique is by nature destructive (you lose texture). The simple act of cloning (even with a low opacity) removes texture. If that's not called "airbrushing" I don't know what is. Jul 27 12 12:40 am Link Again, it's really a technique for glamor retouching. You kinda want the models to look smooth like seals there, it's not about displaying realism or a product, its about ... err.. well... being sexy and smooth like a seal ... *scratches head* Jul 27 12 06:14 am Link Simply using YouTube - describe the effect you want to archive and than have a look there are thousand of tutorials out there. Jul 27 12 07:16 am Link Can you inbox me also!!!!!! Nov 02 14 10:32 pm Link can you inbox me also? I'd loved to learn something new everyday  Nov 12 14 10:33 pm Link |
