PS Eye Edits
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- mg33
Question to those of you who do edits or touch-ups to photos, specifically head shots.
What do you usually do for those who say "get rid of the lines and bags under my eyes?"
I've got a few different ways of doing things, but find that if you remove everything either with clone stamp or applying a screen layer over the top of a light color and adjust the opacity, it looks good, but too often it looks very unnatural.
Some people just have these features to their eyes - that's them.
Any tricks?
- OSFA0
- mg330
Good one. I wasn't expecting that. :D
- Sickman0
there are lots of ways
but for the most part i use clone stamp or healing brush at a low opcaity - nothing fancy but it works
- version30
work smart my friend, not hard
http://www.asf.com/products/plug…
- Sickman0
work smart my friend, not hard
www.asf.com/products/p...
version5
(Jul 17 07, 09:24)i've been wondering if that things any good....
i deal with kodak software on a daily bases - they have a baaaaad track record with one click image retouching software
- version30
i love it, and so do the people that pay to see the results, plenty of sliders to choose the amount of smoothing, detail, etc, you can muck it up and have it look too smooth and fake, it's not a one click solution by any means but the results are worth the purchase if you have that kind of work to do as it saves hours of time
- Sickman0
sounds like a positive review - will check it out
- ********0
i tried it and it is pretty amazing really. you can manually adjust the parameters.
also you can for instance only apply it to certain parts of the image, by making a selection and use the feather prior to using the plugin.
- 5timuli0
iBotox
- mg330
- Sickman0
its only a hundred bucks!?! wow - if it works than it weeeeeeeell worth it
- ********0
Like mentioned before, use a combination of Healing brush and Clone tools. Depending on how f*cked up the person is, the healing brush is enough, sample from the cheeks or even forehead.

