What is the best method to use for red skin
Sep 8, 2014 14:06:02 #
aggiedad
Loc: Corona, ca
I want to shoot a young woman who suffers from eczema. Her skin often is almost magenta. She likes B&W, I think because it hides her condition. When I shoot her with her family it poses a problem. I have PSE, lightroom, Efects 8.5, and portrait pro. Any suggestions are appreciated. Thank you.
Sep 8, 2014 14:08:37 #
aggiedad wrote:
I want to shoot a young woman who suffers from eczema. Her skin often is almost magenta. She likes B&W, I think because it hides her condition. When I shoot her with her family it poses a problem. I have PSE, lightroom, Efects 8.5, and portrait pro. Any suggestions are appreciated. Thank you.
This technique is pretty useful.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tv1gHs6who
Not sure if this is the same thing but this is elements specific.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xuvuBFT9lFs
Sep 8, 2014 14:11:15 #
aggiedad wrote:
I want to shoot a young woman who suffers from eczema. Her skin often is almost magenta. She likes B&W, I think because it hides her condition. When I shoot her with her family it poses a problem. I have PSE, lightroom, Efects 8.5, and portrait pro. Any suggestions are appreciated. Thank you.
don't know that. but do know how to get rid of it...
get a bottle of oil of oregano. few drops a day. till gone.
Sep 8, 2014 15:04:42 #
Sep 9, 2014 06:20:22 #
aggiedad wrote:
I want to shoot a young woman who suffers from eczema. Her skin often is almost magenta. She likes B&W, I think because it hides her condition. When I shoot her with her family it poses a problem. I have PSE, lightroom, Efects 8.5, and portrait pro. Any suggestions are appreciated. Thank you.
I see you have Lightroom - this is what I do:
Go to Develop, Basic, then you'll see HSL/Saturation/Luminance. Open this, click on Magenta and reduce saturation.
Hope it works for you.
Cheers, Bob
Sep 9, 2014 09:20:03 #
Well Custer tried single shot breach loading Springfields and that didn't work well.
Sep 9, 2014 12:32:13 #
Select her face and then use "hue/saturation" to make it do what ever you want--including green
Stan
Stan
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