Never again!!!

Marks out of 10 please. (and yes I have been working on this image solid since my original post)



Cheers

Big Nige

P.S - I'm waffling again aren't I

nwpp , Photographer  posted on 14/07/2009 09:14:19   Posted 543 times

Located:Sittingbourne,Kent, UK
Member Since: 25/03/2009

Hey Nige,

Good Job i think, the lines have definatley gone and to me i cant see any join.
The only area id comment on is her right side (our left), her leg looks odd against the white background, cant put my finger on it if it looks over exposed, or just not in its place against the white.

 

Overall, 8/10 (although i must say you prob get a 10 for determination!!)

Not bad Nige. I am sure now you see why (after the time spent) in my original response to this image I said I would have told the model to leave upon seeing it.

As far as blending it is concerned it looks good, but what you have done is now made the whole of her legs red as oppose to part. What you need to do now is get that skin tone to be the same colour as her stomach. It'll take a long time for a perfect match. Good PS practice I suppose.

M x

DragonLady , Digital Retoucher  posted on 14/07/2009 11:45:51   Posted 934 times

Located:London,London, UK
Member Since: 07/11/2008

Like this one M?



Cheers

Big Nige

P.S - I'm waffling again aren't I

nwpp , Photographer  posted on 14/07/2009 11:57:47   Posted 543 times

Located:Sittingbourne,Kent, UK
Member Since: 25/03/2009

I have to agree with Margaret perhaps droping some of the red from the legs would make an improvement.

Well done though, overall I'd say a 9 out of 10

Your last image looks spot on!  For my 2pence worth

ah spose i might throw a thought in.

where you have pulled the reds out of the legs it looks a bit....well grey (on my screen anyways).  you could run the skin by numbers on the face and then  sample the arm, that would give a better idea of tone they legs should actually be.

Theres also still a bit of lost grey around the feet where she is standing.

My 2 lira

C

lots of adjustment layers in your future i see. :)

Hi Nige, looks good enough to me, if they were not side by side i wouldn't know.

Top marks..


Regards Paul
www.glossypinklipstick.co.uk
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GlossyPinkLipstick , Photographer  posted on 15/07/2009 20:59:43   Posted 276 times

Located:Harlow,Essex, UK
Member Since: 12/10/2008

Why not just marquee the legs, and reduce the saturation of the red & magenta channels?

Would save a LOT of clone/patch, which is what I have a feeling has been done on that image...?

Just my $0.02

Paul Reiffer , Photographer  posted on 15/07/2009 22:56:28   Posted 8 times

Located:London,London, UK
Member Since: 15/07/2009

Yeah legs do look bits grey, assuming you've already got a mask set up  for the leg you could just use selective colour and play with the magneta/yellow balance. Should take about ooooh, 5 secounds. I'd also be tempted to get rid of the remains of the crinkle on the floor just poking out from the feet.....sorry shutting up.