Portrait help please!!!!!

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Chris
Sep 9, 2006
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Someone kindly answered this for me a while ago and I can’t for the life of me find the answer now I need it again.
With a portrait of a person I want just enough detail, say shadow, to recognise the person. 2 colours is fine.
Any help much appreciated.
Thanks,
Chris.
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Roy G
Sep 9, 2006
"Chris" wrote in message
Someone kindly answered this for me a while ago and I can’t for the life of
me find the answer now I need it again.
With a portrait of a person I want just enough detail, say shadow, to recognise the person. 2 colours is fine.
Any help much appreciated.
Thanks,
Chris.
Hi.

I really don’t understand your question.

Roy G
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Chris
Sep 9, 2006
Imagine a pic of someone, black and white but almost all detail removed. All that remains is enough shadow to recognise the person.
"Roy G" wrote in message
"Chris" wrote in message
Someone kindly answered this for me a while ago and I can’t for the life of
me find the answer now I need it again.
With a portrait of a person I want just enough detail, say shadow, to recognise the person. 2 colours is fine.
Any help much appreciated.
Thanks,
Chris.
Hi.

I really don’t understand your question.

Roy G

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Roy G
Sep 10, 2006
"Chris" wrote in message
Imagine a pic of someone, black and white but almost all detail removed. All
that remains is enough shadow to recognise the person.
"Roy G" wrote in message
"Chris" wrote in message
Someone kindly answered this for me a while ago and I can’t for the life
of
me find the answer now I need it again.
With a portrait of a person I want just enough detail, say shadow, to
recognise the person. 2 colours is fine.
Any help much appreciated.
Thanks,
Chris.
Hi.

I really don’t understand your question.

Roy G
Hi.

Probably postrerize, and reduce the number of steps until you get it the way you want.

You would probably need to play with Brightness / Contrast before applying the posterization.

Use very contrasty and shadowless lighting to take the picture. Hot shoe type flashguns, or Spotlights rather than Studio Lights with largish reflectors.

Roy G

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