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| Automatic Skin Tone Retouching - Seeking feedback Here is the result of automatic skin tone retouching. It's a single click automatic solution in that iis being added to TwistedBrush Pro Studio and I'm curious how members here think it looks. Perhaps the effect is too strong and I need to create 3 levels of strength? http://content.screencast.com/users/...skin_tones.jpg Photo: © Dreamstime.com Agency | Dreamstime.com Thanks! Ken Carlino Pixarra |
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| Re: Automatic Skin Tone Retouching - Seeking feedb Interesting, but too strong. |
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| Re: Automatic Skin Tone Retouching - Seeking feedb Hi Slash, Yes I do agree with you now that I've stepped away for a bit and have come back to it. Thanks for the feedback! Ken |
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| Re: Automatic Skin Tone Retouching - Seeking feedb Based on initial feedback I've added some lower levels of strength. http://content.screencast.com/users/...in_tones_b.jpg Thanks! Ken |
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| Re: Automatic Skin Tone Retouching - Seeking feedb All of these tend to eliminate the pores as far as I can tell. What you could rather try is extract the high frequencies (pores) and blur just the lower frequencies (general skin tone). So far it looks like a simple "Surface Blur" in combination with "Color Range" (both PS). You could further try to implement some skin color enhancement, e.g. helping against discoloration (in various strengths). |
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| Re: Automatic Skin Tone Retouching - Seeking feedb I agree with Der_W. Surface Blur + some masking. |
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| Re: Automatic Skin Tone Retouching - Seeking feedb Excellent eye Jonas and wojciech! Yes this is what it happening behind the scenes pretty much. I will explore deeper to see if I can retain more of the pores. Thanks! Ken |
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| Re: Automatic Skin Tone Retouching - Seeking feedb I now have 3 different styles of 3 levels each. In general Style A is the least strong and Style C the strongest. Therefore Style A level 1 should be the least change and Style C Level 3 the most change. Style A. Original, Level 1, Level 2, Level 3 http://content.screencast.com/users/...ce_style_a.jpg Style B. Original, Level 1, Level 2, Level 3 http://content.screencast.com/users/...ce_style_b.jpg Style C. Original, Level 1, Level 2, Level 3 http://content.screencast.com/users/...ce_style_c.jpg Thanks! Ken |
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| Re: Automatic Skin Tone Retouching - Seeking feedb For a One click solution... WOW!... it left the hair looking good and only softened the eyelashes and lips just a tad.. nothing that a mask could not remedy.. A couple hours of Pixel level d&B it is not... BUT... One Click!.... Impressive!! |
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| Re: Automatic Skin Tone Retouching - Seeking feedb Thanks for the feedback and letting me know if I'm on the right track! Yes manual intervention will always give better results. For some who just need a quick fix and more importantly aren't familiar with the techniques hopefully this will help. Thanks, Ken |
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| Re: Automatic Skin Tone Retouching - Seeking feedb to keep skin detail - i like Surface Blur at 7,7. but you have to change the Mode to Darken and change the Opacity to around 20%. you can also use another Surface Blur Layer using Lighten. and of coarse you need to mask. |
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| Re: Automatic Skin Tone Retouching - Seeking feedb Dear Pixarra Is your plug-in available? Regards ADC |
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| Re: Automatic Skin Tone Retouching - Seeking feedb Quote:
Have you tried Portraiture? http://www.imagenomic.com/pt2.aspx It's paid... but if you want quick you can run it in an action and it won't make your images look like a drawing.... in the long run you can actually sell your pictures to someone and make the money back. That blurred look wouldn't even cut it for stock sites I seriously don't get how you can see those samples and say "it works" |
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| Re: Automatic Skin Tone Retouching - Seeking feedb Thank you. I was looking for a "free" automatic touch-up not pro version. My Brother-in-law got married on 9th Oct, and I wanted to "touch-up" the photos. Regards ADC |
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| Re: Automatic Skin Tone Retouching - Seeking feedb Quote:
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| Re: Automatic Skin Tone Retouching - Seeking feedb My sister-in-law is a "mature" bride - so hopefully a slight blur might knock off a few years :-) But I take your point ADC |
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