Another Challenge: Change the Skin Color
Jan 24, 2018 13:28:34 #
Shakey wrote:
Thank you, Mike, R.G., and Brent. Yep, this is an interesting point. I'll try this with Affinity Photo and GIMP. I'll post results.
Adding green tone made a significant difference between two programs. I did not create a selection on each face hence the difference in clothing and background.
Jan 24, 2018 14:35:26 #
BrentHarder wrote:
The green tint was (in my opinion) the correct adjustment. I really like the new and improved skin tone.
Thank you, Brent. Why am I not surprised you know about manipulating sun tans
. Adding green was so counter-intuitive I had to force myself to do it . And it wasn't easy - it took -24 on the Tint slider in Lightroom (I feel very proud of myself ).Jan 24, 2018 14:36:05 #
Shakey wrote:
Adding green tone made a significant difference between two programs. I did not create a selection on each face hence the difference in clothing and background.
If I had to choose I'd go with Gimp.
Jan 24, 2018 19:16:56 #
Shakey wrote:
I know I'm old, and I am seriously questioning my eyes, but to me the center girl is less orange than your previous entry. The girl on the right has a light tan and the girl on the left is the original (I hope). Does everyone see what I see?
I hesitate to offer more challenges if my vision is at fault.
I hesitate to offer more challenges if my vision is at fault.
Ok Shakey, my bad. Your eyes are just fine, it was my screw-up. I inserted the wrong file into the middle frame of my last submit. The second submit, as you correctly observed, had more orange than my last submit. Consequences of late night editing.
Mike
Jan 25, 2018 01:44:08 #
R.G. wrote:
Thank you, Brent. Why am I not surprised you know about manipulating sun tans . Adding green was so counter-intuitive I had to force myself to do it . And it wasn't easy - it took -24 on the Tint slider in Lightroom (I feel very proud of myself ).
. Adding green was so counter-intuitive I had to force myself to do it . And it wasn't easy - it took -24 on the Tint slider in Lightroom (I feel very proud of myself ).Hahahahaahahaa........R.G. yes, that would make sense for me to know about manipulating sun tans! You should feel proud of yourself for making the skin tones better in every way. You have gained knowledge along the way...........next time you you won't be so cautious about doing counter intuitive experiments. Remember, nothing is permanent till you save it so you can play with it all you want.
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