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Philos
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Here is an example of how I use PP for portraits.
Skin toning and eye/teeth whitening and face sculpting in PP
Sharpening, colorcorrections done in Photoshop.
The first pic is the straight from camera JPG, the 2nd one is the "after"

11-22-2006 11:37 PM
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All in all not bad,
the eyes are a little too white now......reduce that some, and you should be in business!

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Inside her eyes is a picture of the photographer, a distraction that causes to look away from the picture and try and want to figure out what the photographer was doing to cause that.

01-21-2007 03:36 PM
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Agree with calisnoop, those eyes way too white!

01-30-2007 05:55 AM
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Yes it's just the eyes too white that distracts from a good picture. I would have reduced the pores a tiny bit more as well, but then I'm no portrait expert.


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02-10-2007 08:44 AM
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