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Chileputo
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#3488 2005-03-10 10:28 GMT |
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What do you guys think is the easiest way to match skin tones adding body parts and such from different people?
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Lombi
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#3489 2005-03-10 12:20 GMT |
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Really depends on the quality of the two images, but I would first suggest the match color command that I went over in one of the tutorials.
Secons you could try any of these until the desired effect is matched: - hue and saturation - selective color - color balance - levels or curves |
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Siggie!
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Chileputo
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#3491 2005-03-10 13:31 GMT |
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yeah thats what im using now and its workin just checkin if there is an easier or faster way thanks man and i did like the tutorial on match color
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Lombi
Administrators
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#3493 2005-03-10 15:39 GMT |
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Not really, this is a technique that usually requires more persistance than knowledge so just percivere and you'll manage.
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Siggie!
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Curious
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#6199 2005-11-08 06:15 GMT |
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In face swaps I like to use a low opacity brush to let some of the background face show through, makes it much easier to match the colors and levels etc.
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M-tic
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#6266 2005-11-11 09:12 GMT |
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i prefer matc color
 it s the fastes way and it get's really close to what you want then just fix it a bit with levels or donno what ghet's on you're mind :aww:
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Justin
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