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06/27/2007 01:19:54 PM · #26 |
I'm sure there are other calibration tools out there, but I think Spyder is the standard that most people use. There is the Spyder Express version, that I believe is around $100, then the full Pro version I think is 3-400. The full version I understand is cool because it will calibrate and match your moniter, printer, scanners, everything.
...someone please correct me if I am wrong, not 100% sure on this info. |
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06/27/2007 01:23:22 PM · #27 |
There is also the Pantone Huey, which rates well and is fairly inexpensive.
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06/27/2007 06:14:03 PM · #28 |
Sorry I was out the door to work after my last post.
Remember, I am not a pro at this and this is all just my opinion.
Actually I think in this case you want to keep the young ladies skin fair and pinkish. There are just a few cosmetic area that could be smoothed.
Tighter Crop (stones in the arch a bit distracting to me)
Digital Camera Noise reduction (PSP XI defaults)
Gaussian blur layer of 8 @ 36% Opacity (adjust to a soft smooth feel but don't loose to much detail)
On blur layer Eraser @ 12 opacity on gentleman's eyes, mouth, ears and moustache.
Soften brush on the back of the young lady's arms to smooth blemishes (veins).
Merge down
Burned some of the darker areas on the dress, dodged the cheeks on both the bride and groom.
USM
Message edited by author 2007-06-27 18:16:24. |
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