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I’m going to have a little fun with a co-worker, and do a composite with their head on someone else’s shoulders.
The skin color is different, and I want to match it.
I think that the red-eye brush has been used for this, but could someone suggest a technique for doing this sort of thing? I’ve not done enough of it yet and rather than slog through it (I’m in a pinch for time), your help would get me on the right track.
Thanks.
Al
The skin color is different, and I want to match it.
I think that the red-eye brush has been used for this, but could someone suggest a technique for doing this sort of thing? I’ve not done enough of it yet and rather than slog through it (I’m in a pinch for time), your help would get me on the right track.
Thanks.
Al
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