Free Raws for practice

[TmSmith]

This was my first post so maybe someone can tell me why my pic looks blurry in the post but the original on my computer doesn't?

Thanks,
Tommy

[ruud92]

Originally Posted by djslyda

i love what you've done with the nose, how long does something like that take you, i have tried to replicate what you have done and find it near enough impossible to get it looking real, which you have?

i cant remember the time i put in it. i guess 2 hours.
the nose is done with the liquify tool, on the most non-destructive way (as possible) so you change the DPI size to 100 and use the liquify tool then you save your mesh and make the image it's original size, then you start up liquify again and open your mesh..

[djslyda]

Originally Posted by ruud92

i cant remember the time i put in it. i guess 2 hours.
the nose is done with the liquify tool, on the most non-destructive way (as possible) so you change the DPI size to 100 and use the liquify tool then you save your mesh and make the image it's original size, then you start up liquify again and open your mesh..

lol, where is the liquify tool?

[luis_relampago]

Here is my rendition. I hope you guys like it.

[michicaust]

..there _IS_, however, a solution that is easy to achieve, saves money on model cost and is very universally appliable:

[Verywierd]

Originally Posted by michicaust

..there _IS_, however, a solution that is easy to achieve, saves money on model cost and is very universally appliable:

At last, a fresh approach to skin smoothing, and it doesn't need D&B either

[ruud92]

Originally Posted by michicaust

..there _IS_, however, a solution that is easy to achieve, saves money on model cost and is very universally appliable:

hahaha brilliant!!

[alex.justino]

Originally Posted by michicaust

..there _IS_, however, a solution that is easy to achieve, saves money on model cost and is very universally appliable:

HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA


lol

the best one!!!!

[Markzebra]

Some of you guys seriously need to get your monitors calibrated!

best ones so far to my eye ruud92, alex justino

[bohngy]

Hi Mayday, could you let me know how you did the toning on your first post here? I'm not sure where to start with toning of images. I'm particularly interested in the muted colours, Thanks, Bohngy

[Verywierd]

Thanks for the pics Julesj.

Thought I'd try for something clean and slightly stark.

[jimlafferty]

Thanks for being so generous. If we want to use these images in our portfolio once they're processed, what credits should we include?

[modelmeg2003]

Originally Posted by jimlafferty

Thanks for being so generous. If we want to use these images in our portfolio once they're processed, what credits should we include?

I'd also like to know this.

[tom60634]

I had the model change into the green version of her outfit, I thought it might look nice against the magenta pinkish background

[Markzebra]

Look at some photos of bright green objects under 1 fill and a spot - do you see purple highlights and destroyed midtone detail?

[antidoten]

Here is my retouch

[ruud92]

Originally Posted by djslyda

lol, where is the liquify tool?

you will find it in the filter menu.

[suckerfree]

haaaa, after finding this nice thread - downloading the pictures - retouching them.......

I didn't bookmark the thread and almost didn't ffind it again.....lol :-)

anyways - here's my try:
http://www.retouchpro.com/forums/att...5&d=1251825143