What Would You Do? 120

[senzhi]

- Converted into a Pseudo-HDR
- Retouched the model's face into more glamour
- Reduced noise and added some sharpening
- Played around with contrast, levels, and colours
- Converted into monochrome
- Reduced noise and added some sharpening
- Cropped the final result.

[sjlarue]

Nothing major, just replace the BG.



Masked with topaz mask, then added the lines with a shape tool, and then the tree and then added the curtains. A final levels adjustment then up to the web.

[windrider86]

Originally Posted by sjlarue

Nothing major, just replace the BG.



Masked with topaz mask, then added the lines with a shape tool, and then the tree and then added the curtains. A final levels adjustment then up to the web.

I'm jelalous. I would so love to try out Remask but it isnt set up fof PSP yet. Tel me, how do you like it?

[douglas]

thanks all for your WWYD ,re my grand daughter...she liked yours Winrider!

[Calzadar]

Hahaha! Really funny this =D

Now when you mentioned it of course that's what she's looking at Windrider!

But Peeperita: The eyes you added really freaks me out more then the first one!

I really like all the pictures here!

[sjlarue]

Originally Posted by windrider86

I'm jelalous. I would so love to try out Remask but it isnt set up fof PSP yet. Tel me, how do you like it?

I like it for hard masks like the hair in the lady, but I'm still learning because around sharp edges, it is...splotchy...but it does great in rough areas like hair and tree leaves and stuff like that. I use it for changing sky colors.and stuff like that.

I kind of liken it to the Extract script in Photoshop CS3, except that it is non destructive because you are using masks.

Here is another example of where the mask worked out well:

http://i153.photobucket.com/albums/s...ckeyefall2.jpg

I am going to try to use the selection brushes in conjunction with a stroke to see if I can get the gray line tighter. That seems to be the trick A tight gray line.

When you get it, I would get the package deal. I use Topaz adjust, detail, and noise reduction, more than I use the Masking program.

Topaz Remask is getting a face lift so you might want to look into it next month:

Topaz ReMask 2 Sneak Peek! - Topaz Labs Forum

Hope this helps.

[idontknow97]

For this one I used photoscape
Cropped it
turned it to Black and white
then Flipped
Used an auto contrast high and then a contrast enhancement high
Inserted a clip art picture of glasses
Saved and went to serif photo plus software
Picked out the color on her sleeve
Colored in the glasses
Used the smudge tool to try to sort of smooth the glasses edges
Used clone tool to take out couch in back
Closed and exported it then went back to photoscape
Used button for moles (even though looks like an earring) to try to get dot out of picture
Then use a preset custom antique photo effect and this is what came of it