 Sisterlisa B |
Clear Skin? How does everyone deal with skin issues? I see so many photos here where the children have perfect flawless skin. Are they touched up? Is there a setting that would alleviate this or just photoshopping? ;O)
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Linda Buchanan |
I use a program called, I think Kodak Digital Gem, something like that. It is on my laptop, not here at work. It works great to give that porcelain look especially to babies. Good luck.
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Sisterlisa B |
Thank I will look for it.
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David A. Bliss |
I use photoshop. Even when there is a good makeup artist at the shoot, there are still some touch ups necessary. Back in the day it was air brushed, now we do it on a computer. There are a number of different ways to go about it, but this tutorial works pretty well. [url]http://retouchpro.com/tutorials/?m=show&id=213[/url] Remember, some details need to stay sharp, like eyes, lips, and the edges of the skin. Eyes especially. If the eyes are soft, the image will suffer.
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Sisterlisa B |
Thank you for the link and tips. I do have PS CS2 just need to learn to use it better.
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Sisterlisa B |
Ok I went to see these and there is no way I could buy those right now, BUT I read their tutorials and I figured out how do do the SAME things in Paint Shop Pro and I am so excited! Thank you all so much!
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Brenda D. |
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Brenda D. |
sorry on my screen they look horrible after they've been re formatted to this size, but in a normal print size they look great
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