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Photoshop F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Nov 04 10:41 pm)
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You could also try to mirror the left side of the image. In the photo that will be rather obvious to people who know the beatiful girl, but after the conversion I think it would have a better result. And once it has been engraved I think it will work out for the better, because of the more natural evenness (is that a word?) of the face. I think, by the way, you really have to lighten the lips so that they are a lit lighter than the face, while you are at hand-correcting the file. And the eyes require attention to. I think the eyes will have to be without much of the original color (it will look creepy) to prevent large holes. A grey area (a little lighter in the middle) with a small line for the iris and a slightly darker dot for the pupil. That machine sounds very interesting. Will you please post the resulting piece here?
I'm beginning to think that perhaps I should attempt another method of creating this coded work. One of the fella's over @ the Meshcam group suggested I'd never see a nicely done coin of other such work as a full front on carving. And because of the depth it would be very difficult. I'll see my daughter at lunch today perhaps another photo or two is in order. Not giving up on this one though. Peace Neil Here are a couple of links, one to the meshcam group, and the other to my photo location for my machine. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/meshcam http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/thuffner3/album?.dir=c3dd&.src=ph&store=&prodid=&.done=http%3a//photos.yahoo.com/ph//my_photos
There was a post not so far back where someone was using a particular brush (History? I can't recall) to remove facial blemishes. If you can find it it might be what you need. I'm sorry i can't recall more detail, but I wasn't paying that much attention at the time.
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Perhaps I don't understand but couldn't you just extract the model all together from the background using the pen tool for more accuracy then convert the path to a selection and place the model on a neutral background color with no shadows at all? Or is it that you want to capture the background as well?
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