Back in the days before Portraiture

[Redmouse]

Back in the days before Portraiture, I've always look for some way to fix skin blemishes. Kodak Gem was around back then but it was a bit too much. Everyone used Gaussian blur but it has a weird glow to it. So I came up with this. I think it's about 3 or 4 years old and very outdated. But some of you might be able to take parts and pieces out of it and adapt to the available technology today.


http://www.jordansenior.com/uploads/...sh/fixerup.htm


Hope this helps someone!

[gmarblestone]

Jordan you are my hero. I wish i had a picture of you and a white bunny!
Actually, i did try this out and it works pretty good.

See ya in a few dayz!

G

[srwatters]

I know where that photo was made... :-)

[Redmouse]

Originally Posted by srwatters

I know where that photo was made... :-)

Good times man! I really do have to thank you and Greg for helping me along the way. That was actually the first workshop I've ever been to...

[HeatherLou]

Haha, I remember this one! This is how I learned to do eyes!

Scott was the first workshop I ever went to too!

[Kym Kilcrease]

J---
Do you know if Portraiture works on the lower versions of Photoshop....

[Redmouse]

Originally Posted by Kym Kilcrease

J---
Do you know if Portraiture works on the lower versions of Photoshop....

These are the requirements for Portraiture.

Windows XP/Vista, 1GB RAM, 100MB HDD, 1280x800 min resolution, Photoshop CS2/CS3/CS41 or Elements 4/5/6/7

[Kym Kilcrease]

got it ----i downloads a trial verson--- until mine gets here