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| What Do You Think? Last edited by Soul_Seeker_USA; 11-07-2005 at 02:51 PM. |
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| Hi Soul_seeker ! First of all Welcome to the RP forums !! I am not a Pro but have seen quite retouching jobs in these forums to be able to judge a little, I think your results are very good, from what can be seen in such small images though. I especially like the little girl in white, I think you did a great job with that one. Hope you can post more of your work later, have you visited the contests and challenges threads? you will see excellent examples of the work that is done here. Regards - Martha |
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| The story behind the photo of the little girl in white: My wife, Heather, Grandfather passed away last week and this is a photo of his mother the only one in existence, it is well over 125-150 years old not real sure I will ask the wife. I restored it so we can put a copy in the coffin with him and also give a copy to the rest of the family to have for a keepsake. |
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| How touching, I am sure your wife will be very happy with it. Thanks for sharing that. Martha |
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| You did some exceptional work to replace the skirt. Retouching is one thing, but replacing is something else again. I also like the lady and baby. That photo certainly had seen better days. You brought it back very nicely. Steve Quote:
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Nothing like taking an image that someone thought was trashed and restoring it and seeing the look on their face when you show it to them. |
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| yup, the look is everything two comments on the pictures: in the woman and baby the background is blown out over the woman's head. generally i agree with 'pure restoring', where you only bring the image back from ruin. but, in this case, i'd dull that bright white down to the rest of the background. and two, generally, if there is writing on the image when you get it, then that is also part of the restore. naturally, the client's needs and wants would override that, but i always try to restore any writing that's been done also unless otherwise asked to leave it out. so, both of those are actually preference items and there may be other considerations as to why you might have done it exactly as you did it, in which case, fine. nice jobs on all three! Craig Last edited by Kraellin; 11-09-2005 at 09:29 PM. |
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| Hello Soul Seeker: I posted yesterday and do not know where it went?? I really think you did a wonderful job with your work. Especially the baby dress. It is so smooth no one would suspect! I like to practice with the old pictures people post. It gives me something to practice on. Could you please tell me how you got the little white gate behind the picture of the little girl Heather so straight and white. I am trying to use the clone tool to remove the stain within it and again trying to clone the gate?? . Also how did you replace the dress on the baby? I have an idea you may have cut and pasted the one good side then did a mirror? If not can you share how you did it? Thanks Neb |
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I am very new to this (about 6 months) so I am still learning. I hunt down a lot of tutorials and do every one I find;-) |
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