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Second skin on the body
Hello everyone, i have search on the internet for a long time! and i havent found it yet... so i hope u guys can help me out, to give me a link to a tutorial or explaining here. i am searching for a tutorial of a second skin/ second body/ clothing like its skin. like this one: ^^ http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_DDFB2ObaK5g/T … _1_468.jpg sorry if my english is not that good  Oct 28 13 03:34 am Link I would say this is a composite image using one shot with clothing and other without. Pose of the model on both images should be the same as much as possible. Than retoucher can eliminate most of the clothing. Other possibility is to add the clothing piece by piece, and to illustrate what's missing. A third way would be to combine 3D graphics and photography. Oct 28 13 05:09 am Link Oct 28 13 05:19 am Link well then is my next question, how do you fill up a selection with a another (picture)?? because if i look to the images than is see, that they filled up the shirt again with his body from te picture before. SOoo, how do you do it fill up and still see de details from the shirt?? this is what i am trying to do: https://fbcdn-sphotos-d-a.akamaihd.net/ … 7211_o.jpg i am practicing ^^ Oct 28 13 07:44 am Link Denice Lindeman wrote: Look up masking - Bert Monroy has great tutorial videos for beginners on masking and advance masking. Oct 28 13 08:23 am Link Denice Lindeman wrote: Those are really cool. I'll have to give something like that a shot sometime, looks like a lot of fun. Oct 28 13 01:38 pm Link I've done similar (albeit simplified) version of it in the past http://andreyapopov.com/admin/uploads/a … 3_temp.jpg It's nothing else but a lot of retouching, masking and a good make up. Oct 28 13 07:57 pm Link I suspect that the illusion is created simply by careful shadowing. No need for compositing. Just create the edges of the top layer of skin by painting in shadows and then paint the holes and lace in. Ronny Oct 31 13 01:00 pm Link Denice Lindeman wrote: Oct 31 13 02:42 pm Link If I were doing this, I would put the camera on a tripod, and I would photograph the model in position wearing whatever type of garment it takes to make that lace up. Then, I would photograph her nude, while in the same position as the clothed image. I would make sure her arms and body were in the same relative position by critical placement of C stands at the elbows, which she would rest her arms on, and markings on the floor for her feet. The position of the hands would be determined by the garment, and wouldn’t be critical in the composite, as long as the arms from the nude image met the wrists of the clothed image. I would outline the laces and the eyelets for one mask, and I would outline the opening of the garment, which would reveal the shadows on the skin. I might pick up the cast shadows from the eyelets and lower lacing from the original photograph, or I might make my own shadows in post. That would depend on the level of texture in the garment. I would probably use the dimension of the garment edges to create depth on the skin edge, simply by blurring away the texture in a mask on a curve layer. The more texture in the garment, the more difficult the blends would be. If you have a choice in garments, you should opt for the smoother garment. Your final masks should look something like this…   I’m sure there are a lot of different ways to accomplish this task; this is simply the way I would do it. It’s not the right way, and it’s not the wrong way. Edit... I didn't put a mask in for the hands, I assumed that one would be understood. Oct 31 13 02:43 pm Link Ruben Sanchez wrote: this is what i am trying to do: Oct 31 13 03:00 pm Link Sticking with original image linked by Denice (OP), I feel that the basic idea of creating a second layer of skin is achieved by shadowing. The image below is the original image with my poorly attempted proof of concept over her right shoulder blade. The other images linked in this thread, of course, are more complex and have flowers, and/or fabric composited in. http://www.pbase.com/rdharris/image/153 … iginal.jpg Ronny Oct 31 13 03:09 pm Link Hi everyone!, this is my result for the first time  ! https://fbcdn-sphotos-d-a.akamaihd.net/ … 8356_o.jpg Nov 06 13 05:11 am Link |
