Gisele's waterdress

[Lanenga]

I was wondering if anyone could tell me how this was made.

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...cle1222758.ece

[0lBaldy]

See this thread please:

http://www.retouchpro.com/forums/pho...al-nudity.html

[Littlecoo]

Whilst this is not the technique used for Gisele's dress, this video tutorial on Bert Monroy's site may interest you all the same:

http://revision3.com/pixelperfect/flow

[Bianca Carosio]

Great possibility it was made with Real Flow and then fixed after with photoshop for a seamless composite!

Originally Posted by Lanenga

I was wondering if anyone could tell me how this was made.

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...cle1222758.ece

[LESider]

Originally Posted by Bianca Carosio

Great possibility it was made with Real Flow and then fixed after with photoshop for a seamless composite!

No I think the great reality is that it is composted from splashes on another model to Giseles body as the other thread and articles have stated.

[Bianca Carosio]

Could be...could be not...off of how the water looks in the image and how I've seen water made in Real Flow..could be that too

Originally Posted by LESider

No I think the great reality is that it is composted from splashes on another model to Giseles body as the other thread and articles have stated.

[Lanenga]

Thank you all for the replies
Looking into it

thanks

[JavierT]

Originally Posted by Bianca Carosio

Could be...could be not...off of how the water looks in the image and how I've seen water made in Real Flow..could be that too

Hi Bianca:

In the thread linked by Olbaldy, the original poster said that he have been reading about how it was done (an article explaining it) and they worked in two different sesions: 1 for Gisselle and the rest with other model for the splashing water (they say 10.000 shots). Poor girl. Three days working. I think few days for a lot of shots. (3.333 shots a day, 2,37 shots per minute, no sleeping time, too much. Isn´t it?

Cheers

[Bianca Carosio]

If that's how it was done..I believe they over complicated the production. To hire a model all day for three days increases the cost a lot..if they just needed a subject to splash water on they could of placed a podium or even large vase (shapely like a woman's body) in the center, key it out and then continue the photoshop process.

I.M.O.

Originally Posted by JavierT

Hi Bianca:

In the thread linked by Olbaldy, the original poster said that he have been reading about how it was done (an article explaining it) and they worked in two different sesions: 1 for Gisselle and the rest with other model for the splashing water (they say 10.000 shots). Poor girl. Three days working. I think few days for a lot of shots. (3.333 shots a day, 2,37 shots per minute, no sleeping time, too much. Isn´t it?

Cheers

[Lanenga]

Well I if they did use another model
They probably took more than 2,37 shots a minute

It's watersplashes we're talking about. Those go way faster than 2,37 shots per minute.
Or you'll have to time your shots really carefully

10.000 shots is a lot but if you use highspeeds camera's...

[moo]

THere are some water brushes on internet, that could help you to make this effect.Or that or take many many pics.