VidPro Strikes Again!

[AzazelX]

Thanks.

Great job !!. It's amazing.

Regards.

[gadgetman]

found this quick and easy mod from the "Fashion" thread, thought i'd share.

enjoy.

[shadow999]

Thanks for the pointers, I will try it out!!

Originally Posted by msnevil

Using photoshop.

1)Use magic tool Bar. (Keytab: W)

a)Under options at top: select (double box) Add to select.

b)set tolerance to 20: Make sure anti-alias, contigous, and sample layers are checked.

c)Highlight all of her white shirt.

2)Now right click on her shirt.

a)Under the opened pop up options select: layer via copy. (you should now have a another picture opened labled:
Layer 1.

3)Under enhance tab: select Auto-levels.

4)Under filters tab: select option: Noise. On the menu pop up select :reduce noise. Set reduce color noise slider to desired level. (Enough to keep the original desired color at the same time reducing the auto levels "Color Noise" effect. (Btw- The Auto-levels didn't add to much color noise. Since you selected a very specific color earlier under the Magic tool bar. Hint: The more colors there are when Auto-leveling, the more the color noise is introduced.)

5)Under enhance menu select: Auto color selection. (The picture should have a red tinge instead of a "blue" tinge.)

6)Now under layers (Bottom right hand corner. Select the forward arrow by opacity. Slide the Bar left-right to achieve the right desired blended effect. (btw: Don't forget to click the box beside the background image. There should be a eye by it.) For the sake of this tutorial I selected opacity 75%. Now left click <More> above opacity. A menu will pop up. Select Merge Visable.

Save pic, post on occ. (Notice there is a lot more that can be done. But for now, This will help to reduce the color noise added by auto-levels.)

Anyway, feel free to post some more. The more you do, the better you get. And perhaps you sometime later can give me a few pointers.

[cmurda]

can this one be enhanced at all?

[bigtyme420]

Here is a few that I hope someone can do something with. I was able to make the edits that msevil had posted to make it easier to work with.

[cmurda]

whoops...changed the resolution to make it better to work with

[msnevil]

Nice job, bigtyme420.

Though, I'm afraid what you did is all that can be seen. There is not enough light to illuminate what's under neath.

cmurda: the sheet wrinkles seem to distort the image. it appears to have some illumiation underneath. But I don't have enough detail to work with. Any further photoshoping whould be a worthless cause, Sorry.

I posted the fashion pic as a way to show more photoshop exp's.

1) Bluring. The bluring brush can be used to further enhance the image to the human eye.

For exp.

1)Bluring the background produces a 3d effect and help to focus the attention on the closest object. Namly, the models.

2)Bluring of the Face will remove blemish's. A warning though, too much Bluring will remove details or give it a "glamour shot" fantasy look.

3)Bluring the edge's of a recent layered image. Helps to remove the fringe discolorations. Giving the image more of a realistic look, and removing the "pasted on" appearence.

Try to Add color to the skin at 10% opacity, And then Click "color correction." What happens? More color is added to the underlying skin color. (a little adds clarity, too much ruins it.)

Like wise desaturation will help remove some of the leveled Heavy paint look.

(Edit: might help if I added the pics. )

[msnevil]

hmm,..

[nooch]

how about it?

[msnevil]

Not enough is revealed with the limited light. Sorry.

Originally Posted by nooch

how about it?