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Yet Another New Line Of Befor And After

 
 
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I have another new line of before and after Photos that I would like to get critiqued by as many people as possible with in one week. There will be new line every week.
Dante' A V

Sorry dante but i really don t like your improved pics as they look to shiny and the real colours of the photo are really changed. the photos look to bright and you never see those kind of photos on magazines, at least i havent
Kimberley :)

Kim has a good eye!

You can do it yourself & the software doesn't cost that much, most of us have photo editor software that came with our printers, photoshop isn't the light, Ulead is better!
I got the message you sent Dante... I'm not a model & even if I wanted to be I ain't got the looks! and the photo's I have on my profile have been edited & some of the background on 1 has been wiped over so the monitors can't be seen.:thumbup:
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Gary Young:

You can do it yourself & the software doesn't cost that much, most of us have photo editor software that came with our printers, photoshop isn't the light, Ulead is better!
I got the message you sent Dante... I'm not a model & even if I wanted to be I ain't got the looks! and the photo's I have on my profile have been edited & some of the background on 1 has been wiped over so the monitors can't be seen.:thumbup:


Don't take this the wrong way but in my opinion I am not sure that you know what you are talking about. Ulead may be easier to use but the fact stand most photo editors use photoshop. Photoshop allows you to do many types of filters or enhancements to a photo. Professionals like using photoshop cause it has the most options to edit both photos and computer graphics. Yes I do tend to like the more vibrant colors. But for the most part I do think the photos look more clear then they did before. I guess that some people do not like the vibrant colors as much as I do. I guess I am just use to looking at High Definition photos on an HD monitor.
Dante' A V

Dante Vega:

[Gary Young: ...]

Don't take this the wrong way but in my opinion I am not sure that you know what you are talking about. Ulead may be easier to use but the fact stand most photo editors use photoshop. Photoshop allows you to do many types of filters or enhancements to a photo. Professionals like using photoshop cause it has the most options to edit both photos and computer graphics. Yes I do tend to like the more vibrant colors and for the most part they do look more clear then they did before. I guess that some people do not like the vibrant colors as much as I do. I guess I am just use to looking at High Definition photos on an HD monitor.

Don't know what I'm talking about? come again?
I have actually got photoshop, and Ulead, and I've got other software app's too!
I also have a PCI card in the old PC to bring it up to match the new one, I also have a top end macintosh!
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What I meant is that in the professional world photoshop is known as the best program for Photo editing and Graphic Design Creation. However You may have a different opinion then the professional world witch you are totally entitled to. I do know that for any major graphic job witch includes photo editing when you apply they recommend that you have photoshop experience for a certain period of time for work experience. But you never see Ulead as a requirement for a job.
Dante' A V

I liked most of the "after" shots a lot. I, too, prefer more vibrant colors and I, too, find that not everybody else does!

I noticed that in #3 the foreground seemed clearer but the face area more shadowy. I use photoshop too, but sometimes I lose patience trying to select which parts to modify. In #5, the dress might be a little too washed-out.

In general, though, I think they are greatly improved :cool:

If you get the lighting right, in a studio that's no problem as there's plenty lights available, or indoors anywhere else, you shouldn't need to do anything except maybe crop th picture, outdoors just go with the natural light & use it to your benefit & you don't need to ajust anything! not even the size as the majority of internet users have broadband if it's for the web you don't need to scale the res down to 72dpi:thumbup:
I have camera's ranging from sony ericsson cybershot phones that I always have on me right up to Canon EOS450D with a whole array of canon lenses & I've even been arrested in London for taking celeb's photo's in the past (occupational hazard!):D
I have got photoshop, I don't swear by it by any means but do occasionally use it!:thumbup:
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Gary Young:

If you get the lighting right, in a studio that's no problem as there's plenty lights available, or indoors anywhere else, you shouldn't need to do anything except maybe crop th picture, outdoors just go with the natural light & use it to your benefit & you don't need to ajust anything! not even the size as the majority of internet users have broadband if it's for the web you don't need to scale the res down to 72dpi:thumbup:
I have camera's ranging from sony ericsson cybershot phones that I always have on me right up to Canon EOS450D with a whole array of canon lenses & I've even been arrested in London for taking celeb's photo's in the past (occupational hazard!):D
I have got photoshop, I don't swear by it by any means but do occasionally use it!:thumbup:


OK Grey I under stand about lighting and everything, however even if you have good lighting the there is no guaranty that you will get I nice clear picture. The following goes with any camera. You can have any camera that you have the money for and still you can be doing everything right. The lighting is good, the camera is on the right setting and you have the right angle, but when you snap that shot the camera can misinterpret the contrast creating a light Grey fog over everything. You may accidentally move the camera creating a slight blur. The camera can over or underestimate the lighting and make the picture to bright or to dim. The camera can mis-interpretate the color of an object. This is my point just because a camera takes a bad picture doesn't mean that the picture doesn't have potential it just means it needs the enhancements to bring the potential out. Thus the need for Computer Graphic Artists or Photo enhancement artists and the use of photo shop.
Dante' A V

Helena Zymbala:

I liked most of the "after" shots a lot. I, too, prefer more vibrant colors and I, too, find that not everybody else does!

I noticed that in #3 the foreground seemed clearer but the face area more shadowy. I use photoshop too, but sometimes I lose patience trying to select which parts to modify. In #5, the dress might be a little too washed-out.

In general, though, I think they are greatly improved :cool:


Photoshop is a program that most professionals use for computer graphic creation or photo enhancements. It is a rather hard program to operate because there is so much you can do. I understand how you can get frustrated with photoshop. You can ask me or put a note on the forum asking how to do certain improvements or creating certain effects cause there are a lot of people that use photoshop on Jurgita. I think the best thing you can do to understand Photoshop is go to a community college or a small college and take a class on photoshop as it will take you through a lot of valuable lessons. Oh and remember in photoshop if you aren't a little frustrated then you probably aren't learning anything.
Dante' A V

If the camera moves at the critical moment the shutter reacts & the picture blurrs it's gone though, still need to take it again!
But still... there's no real need to touch the picture if it's clear & sharp from the camera & the colour is perfect as it stands:thumbup:
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Gary Young:

If the camera moves at the critical moment the shutter reacts & the picture blurrs it's gone though, still need to take it again!
But still... there's no real need to touch the picture if it's clear & sharp from the camera & the colour is perfect as it stands:thumbup:


I know that unless you know that you can do something to the photo that will improve the photo. But even then it is just a an opinion that makes the decision weather you can make it look better or not. Take my photos enhancements I think that my improvements make the photos look better in my opinion However, this may or may not be so in others opinions.
Dante' A V

I have to agree with Kim. The photos look too enhanced, especially the jeans in the pictures, also I find the subjects look like they are made from porcelin..

Keep up the work, but you really need to have an eye for these things, all but one of the photos photo 3, looked better before then after.

David Leeworthy:

I have to agree with Kim. The photos look too enhanced, especially the jeans in the pictures, also I find the subjects look like they are made from porcelin..

Keep up the work, but you really need to have an eye for these things, all but one of the photos photo 3, looked better before then after.

I agree with Kim too:thumbup:
I don't know whether Dante is a photographer or if it's graphics he works with for sure though I'm sure he will enlighten us there:thumbup:
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Hmm...


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OK just to clarify I am not a Photographer I am however a graphic artist. Like I stated before Some people may not like the more vibrant colors. However I am finding out that some people do like the more vibrant colors. the overall picture is what I like to concern my self with. When I look at a picture there are three things I look at. Quality of the picture most of the pictures I pick out have some kind of haze on them caused by a mis-calculation of brightness and contrast and some times the haze is an over calculation of color. as you can see for your self the haze i most of the pictures is gone. If the picture is to pix elated I usually can't do anything about that. secondly is the skin. Like all modeling agencies that I have read up on one of the major pet peas are the hygiene of there shin. when you see a commercial or a photo shoot the persons skin is smooth as silk. I try to smooth out the skin by covering up any blemishes that I can see. And the last thing is color. In many of the pictures that I have worked on not just the ones on display the colors look washed out to a certain extent. Weather it be because of the haze that is on top of it when taking the haze away it does not always fix the color of the clothes or the background props.

Maybe I have been using the saturation a little to much. as i mentioned before I do appreciate all critique that I get and will take in consideration the suggestions on my next photo enhancements. As a Graphic Artist I go through this every day. If the logo, Brochure, or advertisement doesn't look like what he/she wants it to look like we have to go back and fourth with his/her suggestions and my enhancements or changes. I never said that I was a professional Photo Enhancement Artist and as you can clearly see I am still learning. All your critiques are helping me to learn and I thank you all for the great critiquing.
Dante' A V

Cheri D. Clark aka Frenchi:


In regards to your question before you deleted it.

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I am taking the pictures straight off of the profiles of other members. When I do so I send a message to them letting them know that I have done so. If they have any objections and want me to take there pictures down I let them know that all they have to do is tell me. I also provide the URL in the message in case thy would like to critique on there enhanced photos.
Dante' A V

Hey Dante, I understand what you are trying to say, but look at the photos IE #1 with the jeans.. The jeans don't look right now, and the one with the girl who looks like a doll. It doesnt improve her skin complexion, it makes her look fake.. Beauty and touch ups are one thing, but making someone look like a cartoon character wont get them any futher then they are now. If anything it will set one of the potential scouters away from them.

Maybe just work on your lighting of the photo, but dont actually touch it to much

Also, look at photo 4 I believe it is. the one with the girl in the white shirt. It is too bright. I can barely look at it. I had to turn down the brightness on my monitor so I could actually focus on it.

Like I said, keep working at things, and with practice comes expterise.

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