I was having trouble retouching the bags under a model's eyes... it just wasn't coming out as natural looking as I liked. Does anyone have any tips and methods they are willing to share?
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i use photoshop.. u find a skin tone area thats similar and use the "clone" button to paste it elsewhere, then blur it gently in
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I use two programs for things like this.
Color Pilot and Make-up Pilot see link below.
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definately Photoshop just use the eye dropper tool to get your desired colour
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I use the clone tool, set the mode to lighten, opacity 30-50%. You can then make several passes, gradually fading them for a natural look.Comment
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Thanks for all the input. I'll put the suggestions to use.Comment
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Photoshop. Patch toll, make the selection, drag it to the cheek ctrl+shift+F set at 50% or 60%Comment
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usually i just use fireworks...but ive tried makeup pilot and that was good too..Blog Themes, TGP Design, Writing Services, Grunt Work
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Awesome tips you got here.. hope things work great for you.. btw.. colorpilot is cool!
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