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| This place is amazing!! And a question about eyelashes... Hello all! I am new here and am completely blown away by all the great information on this forum! I have been doing restorations for old photos for about three years now. My website: www.delandra.com. Recently I was asked to try my hand at enhancing pageant photos. I am working on my first pageant job and I have mixed feelings about it. I hate making adorable little girls look like china dolls. But, if it's not me, it will be someone else, and I am young and about to get married and I really need the extra money. I'm going to give it a shot, and perhaps I can at least keep these girls looking as natural as their moms will possibly allow. Here's my question: I am trying to create the long lashes that this mom wants and I'm having a lot of trouble with it. Can anyone give me any tips on how to make this look as natural as possible? Thanks a lot!! |
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| I would paint them in. Zoom way in, 1px brush with low opacity, and paint away on a new layer. |
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| You might try this previous thread: http://www.retouchpro.com/forums/image-help/8903-i-need-help-eyelashes-pageant-stuff-sorry.html |
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| Personally i would create a brush of one single eylash, you can then resize it, distort it and place it wherever you like. each lash can be treated indivually for realism. |
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| A simple question? | SomebodyElse | Photo Restoration | 6 | 02-17-2005 03:48 AM |