cosmetic surgery in photoshop?
- Thread starter Poppy
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art metal art
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Photoshop CS2 "liquify" filter
majormorgan
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Do you have the photo you want to work with?
It will be a mixture of using the background to cut into the shape of the person coupled with extracted areas and shadows to get it to work. Liquify for the bits that need the extra work, but a lot of blending and creating of new elements to hold it all together,
Post your original and we'll have a quick try.
Majormorgan
It will be a mixture of using the background to cut into the shape of the person coupled with extracted areas and shadows to get it to work. Liquify for the bits that need the extra work, but a lot of blending and creating of new elements to hold it all together,
Post your original and we'll have a quick try.
Majormorgan
NathanPresley
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heres something very simple, but many pro's use it. go to scale your
picture and push it together a little making everything a little taller and thinner,
I know it sounds amateur, but its done a lot, but "liquify" is by far the best way.
I do both
picture and push it together a little making everything a little taller and thinner,
I know it sounds amateur, but its done a lot, but "liquify" is by far the best way.
I do both
Michael Carter
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I can'rt post .swf's here (flash files), but here's a link to some before & afters from recent client job... bad stock photos made acceptable. When the file comes up, hit the "click" button to go back & forth.
http://www.mcarterphoto.com/retouch/
http://www.mcarterphoto.com/retouch/