yes...more help with double chins!!!!

[mardi]

yes, I have tried...and yes, I think have failed. I have been trying to remove the double chin from this photo for the past few days and think my liquify skills are less than stellar.

I am wondering if anyone could help me out with cleaning it up. I am going to lay this photo into a poster and so therefore it will be nice and big and it seems my liquify efforts are too noticeable at that size.

Any help welcomed greatly!!

http://www.martinelocke.com/images/martine2_master.jpg

[mistermonday]

Mardi, welcome to RetouchPro! Ten minutes of dodge & burn is probably the fastest way to get rid of the double chin and you may find that you do not need to reshape anything.
Regards, Murray

[jesterjeni]

I gave it a shot...it would have to be cleaned up a bit

[Repairman]

Take out the hard line on the chin and add a shadow; any appropriate tool, I used a curve.

[Janet Petty]

Noisy image with a lot of artifacts made this simple fix a bit more difficult; but with a bit of liquify and some dodge and burn, it worked ok as an example.

Janet

[philbach]

Well one way to reduce a double chin is to:
Select the area right below the chin, the shirt and the tie and copy that to a new layer

Then using the move tool move the shirt and tie to cover the double chin.

[limey-g]

My way using clone on lighter and darker settings.
Geoff

[raquel]

I think repairman has the right idea Good luck

[Daviskw]

A little change of luminosity

Butch