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. Nov 15 07 12:07 am Link Chris Macan wrote: Kind of an artsy approach.. Nov 15 07 01:25 am Link   just messing around Nov 15 07 01:56 am Link christylynn photography wrote: I hear ya..I think Freckles can either work or not work.. 1 or the other.. all or none.. I dont think it works in her case..however in my port I shot this gorgeous beauty who had some freckles and I dared not not touched them things..so beautiful.. Nov 15 07 03:06 am Link Diable wrote: Nov 15 07 03:44 am Link Arter Matt wrote: Just follow the rules and post a link to any image larger than 600 pixels on the longest side and you'll find that we all welcome working on RAW images. Nov 15 07 02:29 pm Link Eric Paul Owens wrote: Dude there should be no question about it, by all means if you want more of us working on the image put up a link to thr RAW. Nov 15 07 02:32 pm Link Vance - True Image wrote: Vance (long time no see dude).. The file has it it's maximum downloads so do me a favor and upload it to me directly: Nov 15 07 02:39 pm Link  new to retouching... use to shoot only slides or film... What am i doing wrong... Nov 15 07 02:45 pm Link Even shooting slides or film, many of us have been retouching for years, it's just that we do it digitally now compared to using inks & brushes. The broad question "What am I doing wrong?" really can't be answered because no one knows what your goal was on the retouch of the image or what it looked like before it was retouched. While we do promote learning and exchange of information on this thread It's primary purpose is not to teach speciffics but rather to give the less experienced the opportunity to learn from the results of the more experienced while also showcasing the professional retoucher's work to promote their businesses. Nov 15 07 02:50 pm Link   Nov 15 07 07:18 pm Link  Nov 15 07 08:45 pm Link Chanel Rene posted this a while back and I was teaching a friend some of my tricks and used it as a sample so... Original  Diablized  A nice normal retouch is part of the layered tiff which is available for download Chanel. Nov 16 07 12:39 am Link The challange with Realdoll retouching is to make them look absolutely alive! This is a special request, so here is the RAW image to play with.....  Nov 16 07 01:24 am Link Nov 16 07 01:51 am Link RRTouch wrote: What about the huge chain coming from the top of her head? Nov 16 07 02:10 am Link Stacy Leigh wrote: woops sorry bout that, i actually thought it was some weird hairpin like object lol, i updated it so have a look see Nov 16 07 02:33 am Link Stacy Leigh wrote: Hmm time for Genuine Fractals Print Pro.. I need some pixels to work with Nov 16 07 03:18 am Link Another oldy from Chanel Rene.. Just because I like how the model looks Original  Diablized  As always the layered TIF is available and does contain the retouch sans my personal flavor. Nov 16 07 03:20 am Link Stacy Leigh wrote: at first i didnt read what u wrote and just saw the picture and i was like this looks like a doll . i thought it was already retouched ahah . Nov 16 07 03:43 am Link Stacy Leigh wrote: OK, as real as I can get her with the lighting as she was shot Nov 16 07 04:30 am Link Daniel LaHaie wrote: Can u share with me how did u clean the skin? I get a lot of pics with that kind of skin...like bumps or something....its prob lighting since my skin is really smooth...so how do smoothe she skin out? I hope u don't mind answering...if not than its ok.. Nov 16 07 04:43 am Link  Nov 16 07 04:59 am Link I love this thread! Nov 16 07 11:02 am Link Diable wrote: teach me some tricks!! I want to be your friend!! Nov 16 07 11:13 am Link Maja Swiderska wrote: GORGEOUS!! Love these new ones!! Great job! Nov 16 07 11:16 am Link That is beautiful  Sorry I didn't have a chance to work on the photos, let me know if you need something else edited. I'm new and need the practice Nov 16 07 02:03 pm Link  Nov 16 07 03:24 pm Link Stacy Leigh wrote: Nov 16 07 08:21 pm Link Stacy Leigh wrote: click on the image to see the bigger size Nov 16 07 09:51 pm Link Stacy Leigh wrote: Here are my attempts⦠Nov 16 07 10:08 pm Link  Nov 16 07 10:22 pm Link Stacy Leigh wrote: The recompress jacks the colors a bit, butI tried to make this broad look a little real.... Nov 16 07 11:06 pm Link You all did so well!!!! Wow! I really think Homer nailed it though....she looks very, very real. Here is my own version: Before: After:  Nov 17 07 12:01 am Link Cagirl wrote: Hey Angie. Thanks for showing some interest in my work. I tried to send you a message through the site, a rather long one in fact that took me a half hour to type. But unfortunately when I hit send, it sent me a message saying I had to be logged in to do that, even though I was logged in at the time! I tried to use the back button, but when I went backwards...the message was gone. So I will try again sometime when the site allows me to. Nov 17 07 03:41 am Link Stacy Leigh wrote:
Nov 17 07 10:52 am Link PLEASE NOTE THE REVISED RULES I have received confirmation form my IP attorney that it is not a violation of copyright to retouch any image providing the image does not bear a copyright mark or signature and the retouch does not constitute a derivitive work of art. This being the case I expect that we'll see many more images posted by models & MUA's in the near future. Retouchers: As always use your discreetion with regards to how much of your time & services you are giving away for free with your participation. Others: The majority of the retouchers on this thread are professionals who charge for retouching services. Please bear this in mind and do not take advantage of them or this thread. As stated in the rules, if a monetary exchange has occurred or will occur regarding an image posted for retouching then it MUST BE NOTED AS SUCH and is open for BIDDING. Also as noted in the rules all bidding is to be handled via PM, not on the thread. HAVE FUN & ENJOY!! Nov 17 07 02:18 pm Link christylynn photography wrote: Thank you so much! Nov 18 07 02:33 pm Link christylynn photography wrote: Well toss an image into the pool and then download the layered TIF when I'm done with it. Best learning tool around is to see what the different layers & masks do and then to ask speciffic questions (in PM) to learn the details of how/why. Nov 19 07 09:05 am Link Hellooooooo? Nov 21 07 01:43 am Link |
