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Mike,
I’ve got a project, that isn’t really my cup-o-tea, and wonder if you can point me to YOUR chosen technique(S). I do primarily product advertising and architectural. I’ve got some portraits of two client board members. Each have some wrinkles and one large pores. I would normally dupe the Layer, run Gaussian Blur, then work with Opacity, and Erase out the eyes, hair, eyebrows, etc. Somehow, these "normal" changes just are not looking right. Do you have some thoughts. A Google (Groups & Internet) have only yielded some books. Most of the ones that I have, basically give my method, with some very slight variations. Unless there is a tome that specifically addresses my needs, I’d just as soon not go out and buy a half-dozen new books, for one project.
Hope that I am not being too lazy, critical of my method, or cheap.
Thanks for your thoughts,
Hunt
PS any others, please feel free to comment
TIA
I’ve got a project, that isn’t really my cup-o-tea, and wonder if you can point me to YOUR chosen technique(S). I do primarily product advertising and architectural. I’ve got some portraits of two client board members. Each have some wrinkles and one large pores. I would normally dupe the Layer, run Gaussian Blur, then work with Opacity, and Erase out the eyes, hair, eyebrows, etc. Somehow, these "normal" changes just are not looking right. Do you have some thoughts. A Google (Groups & Internet) have only yielded some books. Most of the ones that I have, basically give my method, with some very slight variations. Unless there is a tome that specifically addresses my needs, I’d just as soon not go out and buy a half-dozen new books, for one project.
Hope that I am not being too lazy, critical of my method, or cheap.
Thanks for your thoughts,
Hunt
PS any others, please feel free to comment
TIA
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