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Subject: Something Im workin on

mqshocker opened this issue on Dec 29, 2002 · 13 posts
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mqshocker ( ) posted Sun, 29 December 2002 at 4:20 PM · edited Wed, 24 July 2024 at 9:00 PM

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mqshocker ( ) posted Sun, 29 December 2002 at 4:21 PM

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THis is what Ive done so far ....not done yet as you can tell........MQ

Briggie ( ) posted Sun, 29 December 2002 at 4:24 PM

Pretty cool, dad. Looks like you are having alot of fun :D

tasquah ( ) posted Sun, 29 December 2002 at 6:56 PM

mqshocker : What is it you are trying to do to the photo ?

mqshocker ( ) posted Sun, 29 December 2002 at 8:40 PM

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Sorry Tasquah ,,,,,Im actually takin a black and white and tranfering it to color ....ofcourse Im only guessing here.

tasquah ( ) posted Sun, 29 December 2002 at 9:31 PM

I have done this a few times before . And there are many ways to get results. Personaly I prefer to use whats already in the photo. So i will mask out the parts i want to change put them on a new layer then use the air brush overlay spray to get the color i want or you can try the variations option then play with contrast or hue saturations . When you put it all back togeather you can use the clone tool to adjust stuff . Skin color is a real B&*&ch to get right but there are pallates you can get that will help you . Shading is a real bear as well till you get the hang of it. I dont mean to imply what you did was wrong. Its always good to experiment and find your own way to do things.

TMGraphics ( ) posted Sun, 29 December 2002 at 11:07 PM

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Skin color pallets I have found in Renderosity forums.... TMG

TMGraphics ( ) posted Sun, 29 December 2002 at 11:08 PM

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another...

TMGraphics ( ) posted Sun, 29 December 2002 at 11:08 PM

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one more.... hope these help!

Jaeb ( ) posted Tue, 31 December 2002 at 9:11 AM

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i gave 5 minutes to it. here's an idea. sorry for the roughness :)

tasquah ( ) posted Tue, 31 December 2002 at 9:25 AM

Nice start Jaeb

Andini ( ) posted Tue, 31 December 2002 at 11:01 AM

Attached Link: http://www11.brinkster.com/mrdesigner/index.html

I can't quite tell if you've tried this or not, but if you open up another document in the same window of a person in color, you can use the eyedropper to take that person's skin tone and use it in the B&W photo. I like to extract the part I want to colorize in a new layer and create yet another layer. CTRL+Click the layer with the extracted part to get the marquee around the area and fill it with the skin color. Now, you can get rid of the extracet layer and decrease the opacity of the fill layer or set it to "soft light". I hope ya'll understand. I'm new to the board and I'll probably be hanging around here as well as in the Bryce forum. I'll hopefully get into the Poser board once I get Poser 5 to work!

Jaeb ( ) posted Tue, 31 December 2002 at 11:02 AM

hey thanks :im sure mqshocker could do better though :) hey who's that on the pic btw?

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