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Hi! can anyone suggest how to do this effect?  Jan 03 13 08:54 am Link If you mean the hair I would recommend watching There's Something About Mary. Jan 03 13 09:01 am Link the photographers and retouchers info is in the details...why not ask them? Jan 03 13 09:05 am Link Michael Pandolfo wrote:
Jan 03 13 09:07 am Link It would be helpful if you were specific about what effect you're talking about. Jan 03 13 09:08 am Link This appears to be a smudging technique. k Jan 03 13 09:21 am Link Michael Pandolfo wrote: you can more? if there is a link to the plugin? Jan 03 13 09:24 am Link Michael Pandolfo wrote: Ooh, hair gel ! (good one) Jan 03 13 09:29 am Link Good Egg Productions wrote: get the effect of which is visible on the hair and the lips! Jan 03 13 09:29 am Link JBerman Photography wrote: I already wrote scouts!) Jan 03 13 09:31 am Link Looks like Topaz Clean. Jan 03 13 09:46 am Link The whole image has a bit of the topaz like HDR effect to it. Jan 03 13 09:55 am Link Platinum Dust wrote: thank you very much!) Jan 03 13 10:17 am Link Any of the painterly plug ins will do it also if you have cs6 you can use the oil paint filter Jan 03 13 12:40 pm Link That effect can be done with smudge painting. (There are also plug-ins that do it, but I don't know what they are.} http://deardorfftraining.com/galleries/ … photoshop/ http://www.innographx.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=18 Jan 03 13 12:48 pm Link Cs6 can do it, was probably that but as mentioned Topaz does a pretty good job of it - too. Jan 03 13 03:33 pm Link As mentioned above, CS6 does have an oil painting filter which does a good job on some photos. In the example below, I just ran the oil painting filter on one of my older photos. Used the filter on a copy of the original image, placed it above the original in photoshop, and masked out the eyes so you could see the originals "Underneath". Worked out fairly well and took all of a minute.  You can also lessen the effect by just turning down the opacity of the "painted" layer, which would make it more like the image you had as an example. The larger size version can be found here: http://vonmoses.com/hosted_images/oil_painting.jpg Take care, I hope this helps in some small way. Jan 04 13 01:59 am Link Von Moses Photography wrote: Thank you) Jan 04 13 05:29 am Link I've seen the retoucher/artist's work around and in a thread where someone asked how he got his final edit, he explained that he ran the image through several programs, including Imagenomic Portraiture, one of the Topaz plugins, Alien Skin, and also hand-painting in Photoshop with a tablet, I believe. I can try to find the post, but I think he mentioned it was a process. Jan 06 13 07:31 pm Link |
