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    Re: Pride And Joy

    Good thread...

    Kevin, I am late to this thread but I like #1 because your shot of your daughter is really good there as William said. And as like everybody, I like #2 too because of the spontaneity of the pose of your granddaughter. She is very pretty.

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    Re: Pride And Joy

    Thank you, Izzie

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    Re: Pride And Joy

    Thank you for sharing this Bill. Yes, I remember those adjustments you made :-)

    Quote Originally Posted by William W View Post
    I used Photoshop.

    The main element is localized BURNING on the cheeks (and mouth): Midtones @ 10% @ Hardness 3% (Note that is quite a MINOR/SUBTLE adjustment) (one pass on the mouth/lips and two passes on the cheeks)

    Also (and I've done this to a couple of your images) I DODGED the whites of her eyes: Midtones @ 18% @ Hardness 1% (two passes)

    I also adjusted the MID TONE CONTRAST in the SHADOW HIGHLIGHT menu (from memory it was about +9) The reason for that is give a bit more kick to the SOFT FRONT light.

    Then the LOCALIZED SHARPENING on the face just makes her 'pop' a bit more.

    I think that's it. What I have learned is, the main trick is to make any DODGING and BURNING and/or SHADOW and HIGHLIGHT adjustments in really small increments and if more is required then do a small increment again.

    WW

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