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11/26/2006 11:07:14 PM · #1 |
Post your comments, questions, and reviews for...
'Pimp Those Eyes!'
by idnic
View this tutorial here. |
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11/26/2006 11:08:09 PM · #2 |
Edit:Never mind...
Message edited by author 2006-11-26 23:08:32.
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11/26/2006 11:20:33 PM · #3 |
Way to go, Cindi - The Eye Pimp.
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11/26/2006 11:25:59 PM · #4 |
Great tutorial. Nice and simple. Thanks Cindi!
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11/26/2006 11:40:20 PM · #5 |
Thanks for the tutorial. Since you're a perfectionist, I'm sure you'll want to edit the spelling of "hoarding" and "It's." :-)
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11/26/2006 11:53:15 PM · #6 |
Originally posted by dahved:
Thanks for the tutorial. Since you're a perfectionist, I'm sure you'll want to edit the spelling of "hoarding" and "It's." :-) |
Well, being perfect and all :-)
"It's" is the conjunction of it and is which means "it is".
So, probably don't want to fix that one. It's correct!
Great tutorial. Thanks. |
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11/26/2006 11:54:26 PM · #7 |
My 8 mo. old son loves this picture of the model, he was reaching out to try and touch her. :-)
I'll give this a try with one of my pics, thanks! |
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11/26/2006 11:57:02 PM · #8 |
Originally posted by cislander:
Originally posted by dahved:
Thanks for the tutorial. Since you're a perfectionist, I'm sure you'll want to edit the spelling of "hoarding" and "It's." :-) |
Well, being perfect and all :-)
"It's" is the conjunction of it and is which means "it is".
So, probably don't want to fix that one. It's correct!
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Actually, it's not. :) |
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11/27/2006 09:29:05 AM · #9 |
Horray, I have a tutorial! Thanks, Langdon!
oh, and I think I'll leave the typos for authenticity. lol
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11/27/2006 09:59:41 AM · #10 |
Nice tutorial.
Any tutorial to somehow replace eyes that get shut because of flash and replace them with eyes of same person from some other snap.
Also what to do in photoshop when a person has small eyes on top of it squints |
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11/27/2006 11:32:30 AM · #11 |
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11/27/2006 11:41:56 AM · #12 |
Originally posted by idnic:
Horray, I have a tutorial! Thanks, Langdon!
oh, and I think I'll leave the typos for authenticity. lol |
And a very good tutorial at that Cindi. I applaud you for taking the time and effort to help those of us who are in deep need of it.
Those that have issues with the typos don't have to read it. Damn crabs here are driving me nuts. |
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11/27/2006 12:01:29 PM · #13 |
Awesome tutorial!!!
Leann
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11/27/2006 12:18:49 PM · #14 |
Thanks, guys. Glad some of you are finding it helpful! :)
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11/27/2006 12:27:21 PM · #15 |
| Awesome tutorial, Cindi! :D How do you feel about slightly burning the pupils and dodging the whites of the eyes? |
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11/27/2006 12:35:57 PM · #16 |
Originally posted by ShutterPug:
[quote=idnic] Damn crabs here are driving me nuts. |
I have heard they are itchy critters - trip to your local chemist might be in order... |
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11/27/2006 12:50:31 PM · #17 |
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11/27/2006 09:27:13 PM · #18 |
| A suck-up bump for cindi-lou's eye-pimpin' tutorial. |
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11/29/2006 01:54:27 AM · #19 |
Cindi, you wanted to know if we'd used it. Yep - during the 30-day self-portrait challenge on my Emotion Wheel shot. I didn't burn my eyelids, but you told us in that thread about the color mode. In fact, I just used the color mode in my light on white entry, and I never would've known about it without you. :)
I do have a few suggestions for the tutorial.
It's most helpful in each step if literally nothing else changes.
From step 2 to step 3, though, you changed the overall contrast in addition to changing the iris color. And then the contrast returned in step 4.
And from step 4 to 5, it looks like you also dodged the inside of your left eye (image right; anyone ever figured out a good language for describing which side of someone's body you mean when they face the camera?).
I know these sound small, but when you're only talking small changes from step to step anyway, they get distracting. And for people just learning the difference between dodge and burn, seeing two changes at once makes the point less clear.
I hope you know I appreciate your taking the time; you're inspiring me to write one myself. But I also hope you take this as constructive criticism to improve an already-great addition to DPC. :)
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12/19/2006 06:18:57 AM · #20 |
| fantastic - really useful tutuorial - thanks for taking the time |
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12/19/2006 08:59:44 AM · #21 |
the eye to frame right. you got it ;}
Originally posted by levyj412:
And from step 4 to 5, it looks like you also dodged the inside of your left eye (image right; anyone ever figured out a good language for describing which side of someone's body you mean when they face the camera?).
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12/19/2006 09:09:53 AM · #22 |
| out of curisoity do you have any other preferred techniques for other parts of the face - especially lipos, teeth, wrinkles ? |
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12/30/2006 05:42:14 PM · #23 |
Is this legal in advanced editing challenges?
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12/30/2006 06:40:09 PM · #24 |
Originally posted by moniepenny:
Is this legal in advanced editing challenges? |
Yeah
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02/13/2007 09:08:13 PM · #25 |
I think you are on to something. You are using some of the same technique s as those colored contact lenses. They add a dark line over the limbus (the junction between the cornea and the sclera) and several radial lines over the iris to increase the contrast. Burning the limbus does basically the same thing.
However, taking away all the secondary reflections left the eye looking flat. I think you could get away with a single reflection if that reflection is over the pupil. In your case, I would take away both the reflections on the model's right (in both the right and left eyes), but not the dots over the pupils.
Burning a little eye makeup is a great idea too. Thank you so much for sharing your hard work. Its easy to poke a couple of holes, building the tutorial was the tough part.
~Nick
Message edited by author 2007-02-13 21:10:56. |
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