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Hi, I was looking at Jakaleena's tutorial on colorisation in Photoshop. I have Photoshop 6 and cannot find the colour chart for hair and skin that she is using. Where can I find this?...Thanks in advance....Val
Hi, I am running photoshop 6 on a PC. and cant for the life of me see a "resources" button to the left of my screen so that I can access the skin colours etc. Can you help I would be delighted if I could find it.
....It's really very confusing....isn't it? .... I can't remember all the times I got lost .... ....
Anyway, the resources CJ referred to in her post for Jak's wonderful tutorial, are not to be found in Photoshop, (regardless of the version), but right here, at RetouchPro ... by clicking on the dark grey MENU bar on the left side of your screen...
....and the 'Skin and Hair' colour Charts you were looking for, are here
1) Left click on them to view the full size.
2) Right click on them and "save image as..." to download them .....
Hi Flora,
Thank you so much. I feel that this site is going to be a very, very, useful place. I have done quite a lot of retouching as a hobby and I am lucky enough to have photoshop 6 and Coral photopaint 8. I have always found colorisation easier to go in Corel, this could be because it has a wonderful tool called the mask brush tool which is very useful for pushing the pixels into place to make a selection. Photoshop doesnt seem to have this kind of tool.Thanks again Val .
Here's my first offering to you all - using selective colour to change hair colour.
I hope the pics uploaded ok, there should be two examples. The first jpg is from a thread on Model Mayhem, I can't remember which one exactly, the second is from the Chris Orwig Portrait Retouching Essentials...
Hey, I just joined and was messing around in a (beginning, sigh) Photoshop class and hadn't tried changing hair color and thought I might give it a shot. I only spent about 30 minutes on it but it was a good learning experience.
1. what plug ins are a must have to you people to use in photoshop
2. i recently downloaded Bruce Beard's Hair and Skin Color charts
and for the life of me, cannot load them into photoshop 7.0
thanking you all in advance
Exo
For my grandpa's birthday I decided to have a go at restoring an old photo of my grandma (deceased). This is my first go at this and I dont have any special tools or anything, just a plain old PC and mouse - I'd really appreciate some feedback. thanks
The picture can be seen here: http://...
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