Working on my "pop" for People
kres
Registered Users Posts: 268 Major grins
So out of these two versions:
Which one works better for you, the D-grin audience? :scratch (I've been fiddling with the "pop" tutorials...)
Also, is there a way to PhotChop that shadow out of his face? I tried - but was severly limited by my copy of PS 6.01.
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Compared to working with the copy of CS on the Mac at work, it's like trying to scratch an itch with an garden rake. :huh I have the Lightroom Beta and prefer it to the old copy of PS.
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Which one works better for you, the D-grin audience? :scratch (I've been fiddling with the "pop" tutorials...)
Also, is there a way to PhotChop that shadow out of his face? I tried - but was severly limited by my copy of PS 6.01.
[rant]
Compared to working with the copy of CS on the Mac at work, it's like trying to scratch an itch with an garden rake. :huh I have the Lightroom Beta and prefer it to the old copy of PS.
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--Kres
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First one, hands down--colors are much better.
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Any hints on how to get the shadow caused by his arm to be less jarring?
No, but your skin tones are off. Too much blue/magenta, not enough yellow. Check out the skin tones tute.
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