That one of the swim team is awesome. Would also be interested re requests.

PLease tell us how u do it! Do u use a xray filter? Can u see thru original pics?

Im using photoshop 9 but i cant do it fine!

I am able to get some basic results but one problem I have is that my image maintains the rectangle look. As with your first photo in this thread, you are able to blend everything nicely so it looks like natural.

Look forward to some advanced tips...

first post, woo!

took a crack at touching up one of the pics you did from your old thread, vidpro, i like how it came out

-blame

bravo!
 

vidpro,

All the pics are amazing, my favorite one is the swimteam! Nice nipple enhancement!

Thanks much,

Hilo

Can you explain the steps you took for this result? Yours seems more natural than the one I produced. For instance, your outline of the chest area is more natural and doesn't have the constraints of the box or oval tool.

Thanks...

wow! Thanks for all the great feedback! I may start taking requests again. My concern is just like was stated earlier... people post pictures that break the rules and don't conform to my specifications. If there was a way to filter out 'the idiots', I think we could have a lot of fun here. Let me think about it. In the meantime, I'm sure I have other images I can post too.

I have tutorials in my old thread. It's a big thread, so you'll have to go through it. But the name of the thread is:

'Censorship removal by VidPro'

To find it:

1. Go into the ENF forum.
2. At the top of the right side of the threads, sort the threads by 'views'.
3. You will find my thread listed in the top 10 viewed.

There is a tutorial on removing pixelization, and a great tutorial on my XRay technique.

This is a nice attempt. With more practice and experimentation you'll be able to do even more! Good luck!

I have a high resolution version of the swim team too. Here it is:

Yes, I can see through original pictures under certain circumstances:

1. If the material is thin.

2. If the material is somewhat transparent (even to a small degree).

3. If the lighting is right.

4. If the material is a solid color (without complex patterns, etc.)

A good example is the swimsuit picture posted above...

I don't use an XRay filter. These enhancements are taken from actual photos using normal lenses.