Before photoshop there was chemical retouching. Before that there were portrait artists. Before that there were painters. People are seen as they want to be seen.
I know, she's beautiful pre-editing. But my point was to illustrate that through proving that no matter how beautiful a girl is, she'll be photoshopped.
I s'pose not. What's the point of putting the whole video up here if I don't want anyone to use the same techniques? =P If you catch what I did, you're welcome to reuse it. :)
For the skin... er... problems (spots, wrinkles, etc) you would achieve a better result with patch tool rather than with stamp tool, otherwise, great.
I appreciate the tip. :) I started out with the stamp tool so I stuck with it, even when I learned about the patch tool. I've been using stamp for longer so I'm better with it. I'm the same way with the extract tool. I started with using freehand lasso, so that's what I'm best with. I never use the extract tool.
The Patch and Heal tools allow for greater efficiency which is what you aim for when you're doing 394594869 retouches in a week lol. Also I see that you didn't remove the bags from under the eyes; odd. This girl's eyes didn't really need to be enlarged but I understand. Over all you've got a good handle on retouching and are really good at piecing together a video, I applaud thee.
I'm lucky I never have that many to do per week! haha. I'm a full-time student so I think I'd die. Oh, and normally I wouldn't make her eyes so big or edit things so much, but the point of these three videos is to counter the Dove-Evolution ads by showing that even girls who are gorgeous get photoshopped, it's just the process of professionalizing it. Last thing! Bags edited at 5:00. Bottom lids are dark because of studio lighting. :)
Oh, use the Liquify tool. It's in the Filters menu at the top of the screen, it's the 4th one down, I think. Then use the tools there to edit the features you want to. The first on at the top-left grabs and drags (like with the lips) and on the second section, the two tools "bloat" and "pucker" make the portion you're clicking on bigger or smaller, respectively.
Um... probably not in the space of one comment. Buy Adobe Photoshop CS2 and start going through tutorials. To record what you're doing, use Camtasia Studio.
Before photoshop there was chemical retouching. Before that there were portrait artists. Before that there were painters. People are seen as they want to be seen.
NuclearRadio 3 years ago 2
Ok, thanks. But I can't find it :P
chickengifts 4 years ago
whoa how long did that take??
xFishxFilmsx 4 years ago
I think about 45 minutes. I started and finished during an episode of Heroes.
A lot of the time was scrutinizing and redoing, though. (Like with the eyes.)
mergfkt 4 years ago
You should have put a "before/after" kind of thing.
anjel7 4 years ago
I apologize for not having one... you can go to my profile for a link to my website where you'll be able to see a before and after.
mergfkt 4 years ago
Woaa.. Great video! Why didn't you set a before/after on the end?
chickengifts 4 years ago
Sorry, I put this up a long time ago and didn't think to do it. You can see a before and after at my website (the link is in my profile).
mergfkt 4 years ago
She's beautiful. Far from fat.
sarahslimm 4 years ago
I know, she's beautiful pre-editing. But my point was to illustrate that through proving that no matter how beautiful a girl is, she'll be photoshopped.
mergfkt 4 years ago
good work!! but i was expecting u tafe off the fat face,,,,,,shahsuhs
brulencar 4 years ago
You were expecting what? If you mean 'take off the fat face' that's a rather dumb comment. Her facial structure is boxy, not fat.
mergfkt 4 years ago
no probs
benderkick 4 years ago
great work man ... all perfect xpt the nose.... a bit wierd
benderkick 4 years ago
Thank you. :)
mergfkt 4 years ago
yeah dude, you're great! I hope you don't mind if I copy these techniques ;)
bujjidadche 4 years ago
I s'pose not. What's the point of putting the whole video up here if I don't want anyone to use the same techniques? =P If you catch what I did, you're welcome to reuse it. :)
mergfkt 4 years ago
yes, I knew the technique but I never tried out the filter ^^
thanks for that video =)
bujjidadche 4 years ago
You're very welcome. :)
mergfkt 4 years ago
the nose ended up looking like it's made of plastic!
great eye work !!
idontcry4pain 4 years ago
Thank you for the constructive criticism instead of pointless hate! :) You have a point, I got stuck on the nose.
mergfkt 4 years ago
excellent work man! id love to be able to use photoshop the way u do. how long would something like that take?
SimbaJudoMan 4 years ago
Thank you for the compliment! :) I am sending you a personal message because what I wrote is longer than 500 characters.
mergfkt 4 years ago
you know.. for all that work.. the picture looks exactly the same.
enjoy mediocracy.
TheElusivePoet 4 years ago
Thanks! Your comment totally had a worthwhile point.
mergfkt 4 years ago
For the skin... er... problems (spots, wrinkles, etc) you would achieve a better result with patch tool rather than with stamp tool, otherwise, great.
vadbag 4 years ago
I appreciate the tip. :) I started out with the stamp tool so I stuck with it, even when I learned about the patch tool. I've been using stamp for longer so I'm better with it. I'm the same way with the extract tool. I started with using freehand lasso, so that's what I'm best with. I never use the extract tool.
mergfkt 4 years ago
The Patch and Heal tools allow for greater efficiency which is what you aim for when you're doing 394594869 retouches in a week lol. Also I see that you didn't remove the bags from under the eyes; odd. This girl's eyes didn't really need to be enlarged but I understand. Over all you've got a good handle on retouching and are really good at piecing together a video, I applaud thee.
heiesuke 4 years ago
I'm lucky I never have that many to do per week! haha. I'm a full-time student so I think I'd die. Oh, and normally I wouldn't make her eyes so big or edit things so much, but the point of these three videos is to counter the Dove-Evolution ads by showing that even girls who are gorgeous get photoshopped, it's just the process of professionalizing it. Last thing! Bags edited at 5:00. Bottom lids are dark because of studio lighting. :)
mergfkt 4 years ago
nice video!!! you are very good in photoshop
ofiuco18 4 years ago
Thank you! :)
mergfkt 4 years ago
what you do at 4 minutes. rise the lips and make bigger the eyes. Scuse my english. lol
mclokomc 4 years ago
Oh, use the Liquify tool. It's in the Filters menu at the top of the screen, it's the 4th one down, I think. Then use the tools there to edit the features you want to. The first on at the top-left grabs and drags (like with the lips) and on the second section, the two tools "bloat" and "pucker" make the portion you're clicking on bigger or smaller, respectively.
mergfkt 4 years ago
wich effect should i use to stand up eyes, mouth and nose? Thnx allot!!! and very nice job!! Mc.
mclokomc 4 years ago
I'm not sure what you mean by "stand up." Do you mean make them smaller/larger/etc?
mergfkt 4 years ago
ty :)
LilDramaticQueen 4 years ago
wow that awesome can you teach me how you do that pls
LilDramaticQueen 4 years ago
Um... probably not in the space of one comment. Buy Adobe Photoshop CS2 and start going through tutorials. To record what you're doing, use Camtasia Studio.
mergfkt 4 years ago
woah you're good at that.
ocdindustries 5 years ago
Aww, thanks. :)
mergfkt 5 years ago