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Old 12-06-2010, 11:25 PM
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Default Genevi skin retouch(boudoir). Added a updated ver.

Another retouch.

An image I snapped over the weekend and retouched.

These are the main things that help the image out big time
-Color and exposure adjustments in RAW
-Skin heal and cloning
-dodge and burn pixel level and contouring.

Followed by sharpen(local and global), desaturated, curves contrast, added noise(grain) to give a photograph feel and to help smooth out any color banding.

Rollover before/after http://klam101.deviantart.com/#/d362pgl

View larger at my flickr to see more detail.


Genevieve Retouched by kiu101, on Flickr
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Old 12-07-2010, 12:29 AM
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great job on the retouch.
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Old 12-07-2010, 01:25 AM
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very nice edit, and it helped a lot that your model had great skin, just a few flaws on her forehead.
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very very nice job
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edbayani - Yea, nice skin does helps. Made my job easier since her skin wasn't bad.

Thanks for compliments all.
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Wow! You did a great job with this image. I checked you flickr so I could see where you were starting. I need to learn this.
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Old 12-07-2010, 05:14 AM
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Wow! You did a great job with this image. I checked you flickr so I could see where you were starting. I need to learn this.
Thank you. Do you mean when I started to retouch? If so, I just made public again an old retouch portrait I did when I first started. You can see how I use to fix skin and i'm still learning.
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Thank you. Do you mean when I started to retouch? If so, I just made public again an old retouch portrait I did when I first started. You can see how I use to fix skin and i'm still learning.
Sorry. I meant I looked at your flickr to see what the image looked like before you retouched it. You do a great job on these.
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Beautiful work.
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Nice job. Nice image.
Would it be wrong to say; IMO the majority of the improvement comes from fixing exposure and WB? That could have been "right" from the get-go....
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