VidPro Strikes Again!

[msnevil]

exp for everybody to use..

[Fritzyy]

Vidpro, I love the work you have done with Ellen's photos and hope you will do more someday.

[MightyFinn]

"1) Using manual auto-leveling works better. (skips some of the rainbow effect.
2) Layering over original pic helps to decrease color disparity.
3) I tend to cheat a little. And add a sample of the more transparent skin onto the less transparent skin. (low opacity, usually 5-10%.) This helps the auto-level to reveal a little more.
4) Low resolution film grain pics are not good sample's"

What do you mean by layering over the original pic?

[gadgetman]

hey fellas,

I gave this one a shot and this is what I got after 15 minutes or so. An easy one, certainly. Lots to work with there. I'm using photoshop 7.0 on a mac.

I tried the "semi" pics posted by PolyPhil and couldn't get anything. I'm thinking that either a) this girl has such fair skin that her nipples almost blend in to the rest of her skin tones, or b) that she's wearing pasties.

Keep up the fun thread, fellas!

[vidpro]

Originally Posted by meandmygirl

The attached photos have a girl changing in them, can you clean them up?

I was able to clean them up, but there's really nothing worthwhile to see.

[msnevil]

Originally Posted by MightyFinn

What do you mean by layering over the original pic?

A Photoshop version of blending a altered pic unto the original pic. This usually allows a more revealing picture with a more Natural look to it. (Vrs a altered photoshop look.)

By decreasing\increasing the blending percentage. You can alter the image into what you desire.

[docdude316]

I see that most people here are using photoshop. Is anyone using the GIMP? If so, would you care to add a tutorial for that so that I may try my hand as well?

[Fritzyy]

More please

[MisterE]

I found these on one of the other threads on this board. They looked promising for your talents. Good luck .

[luposette]

How can I learn to enhance photos like you do?