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The lip line contains a small amount of the shadow portion that was there before, and it's a bit fuzzy. I would personally just leave the shadow. I would also adjust the portions toward the bottom of the image where the skin goes a bit reddish. The reflection at the very bottom of the lips is also quite distracting. I would blend that in.
The large reflection is really ragged. I think that would be difficult to fix, but it's not attractive in its current state. That part should have been addressed at the time it was shot by whoever shot it.
Overall, the hair removal is good. The rest of it is not as good. This stuff is not easy.
If we zoom out the photo people would not have any sort of clue that there was hair in the lower lips. The work is really great but the seeing the zoomed image is kind of predictable that the photo is edited. If you had put some more effort in it the photo would have been more natural. Try to leave some flaws so that it looks a bit natural rather than totally eliminating it.
I'm trying to learn to d&b but with this photo i'm having no luck. I keep trying on the left side of her cheek with a 50% soft light layer (as per Eismanns's book) but there is a lot of yellow when i zoom in and i'm not sure how to tackle it. i've tried sampling colors and...
I'm still struggling with skin tones. At this point the dilemma is how much to trust my eye, and how much to trust the recommended numbers. I've posted three images here as an example. The first is what looks good to my eyes. The second is what has the "appropriate" CMYK numbers according...
Hello, thanks for all your suggestions, I've come a bit further (I think) and have added CFS027 which is my latest. Skin still looks a bit spotty and not as smooth as the original skin (under all the defects). Is there anything more that can be done to CFS027 to improve it? I'm still trying to pick...
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