removing facial shine (Page 3): Wendy, great job - awesome results - beautiful subject! Thanks! She is a beautiful subject!

Wendy2 Loc: California

mgstrawn wrote:

Wendy2 wrote:

I Used the clone on her forehead and the healing brush on the area below her eye.

Wendy, great job - awesome results - beautiful subject!

Thanks! She is a beautiful subject!

marcomarks Loc: Ft. Myers, FL

dspoon2 wrote:

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I can't believe you're trying to make this pleasant thread into an argument with derogatory jabs about playing with computers. And bragging about your years of respiratory therapy is of no significance concerning her liver, if that was even the point of this, and it's not and never was.

The liver thing has been a joke I didn't start since early in this thread, for god's sake. And sorry but I've never seen an Ethiopian nor anybody else with orange skin in person nor in photos. Even on TV commercials for help the hungry organizations, Ethiopians are never orange. Maybe a slight tint of an odd non-American coloring but the orange of your photo is definitely too saturated as though somebody threw a bucket of orange food dye on her. Maybe you better stick to your respiratory instruction and have somebody come and play with your computer to calibrate your monitor.

Dun1 Loc: Atlanta, GA

I gave it a try here is my results, I did cheat here and there, I did try to remedy the tone that made her look like she had drunk too much carrot juice

dspoon2 Loc: Rockwall TX

marcomarks wrote:

dspoon2 wrote:

quote=marcomarks quote=Wendy2 quote=coco1964 q... (show quote)

I can't believe you're trying to make this pleasant thread into an argument with derogatory jabs about playing with computers. And bragging about your years of respiratory therapy is of no significance concerning her liver, if that was even the point of this, and it's not and never was.

The liver thing has been a joke I didn't start since early in this thread, for god's sake. And sorry but I've never seen an Ethiopian nor anybody else with orange skin in person nor in photos. Even on TV commercials for help the hungry organizations, Ethiopians are never orange. Maybe a slight tint of an odd non-American coloring but the orange of your photo is definitely too saturated as though somebody threw a bucket of orange food dye on her. Maybe you better stick to your respiratory instruction and have somebody come and play with your computer to calibrate your monitor.

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coco1964 Loc: Winsted Mn

dspoon2 wrote:

thanks again guys.I taught this young lady for over 6 months and she really does have sort of an orangey look to it.he is Ethiopian and they tend to have some very "different" skin tones.
A good point was brought up about calibration on my computer. I would appreciate some help here

thanks

There are a number of posts on UHH regarding monitor calibration and I'm sure if you look into the search catagory you'll find better advice than I can proably give. I have a Dell Ultrasharp #2410 monitor and as far as calibration goes the small tweeks I have to give this baby are minimal to say the least. That being said not that many people have $500 monitors that are calibrated by the factory out of the box and hold that calibration at a pretty steady rate. I use the Spyder 3 for calibrating my monitor but there are a number of different companies that manufacture these calibrators. As a matter of fact I think there was a thread within the last couple of days regarding the issue of calibrations and different calibrators used. Once you have one it's a whole different world. Good luck......