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Re: [vertical_planar] Deliverance!:
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kriso9tails
Jul 25, 2007, 6:49 PM
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Just a note on the blur, whether you use it or not in this instance, the lens blur feature (in isolation at least) isn't really a reliable way to mimic depth of field. If I had the time I'd spend more than a couple minutes, but it has to be done with a gradient mask... actually, probably two or even three on seperate layers with possible sharpening for the base layer.
And a second note: dodging the face was bad beta (I'm a lazy ass, what can I say?). It's better to adjust for the the face in levels, stepping back to the original in the history palette and then painting the adjusted levels back in with the history brush. This way it won't flatten the face or screw it up when trying to bring the contrast back up.
As for colour, what was it you initially wanted to fix? I thought you wanted the blue to orange thing you had going on there, but if all you wanted to do was to drop the blue from the base then it should be relatively easy, especially if the marble is truly white.
(This post was edited by kriso9tails on Jul 25, 2007, 10:32 PM)
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