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Denny (Too Over Processed or Not !)
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Been playing about with a few programs and was just wondering to someone else do these look to over processed ….
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I would really like to hear you critique in these.
Thanks
MartyMarty,
I have just tried processing some headshots myself and find it really difficult to strike a balance. For me though these are too over processed for my liking.
The skin does not look natural and is very porcelain looking – this is particularly evident in the arms in the first one. You definitely get away with it more in the desaturted image (#5).Kieran.
Some nice shots there, but yeah… perhaps a tad over processed.
If you look at the hand in the first one, the fingers seem to fuse together.Leo.
Number 4 works best for me and seems the least processed. Lovely warmth to it.
Paul
Hi Marty,
To answer your question I do think the processing makes the subject look a little odd.
The photos look good to me.
I like the close up composition and the subjects engagement with the camera.I suppose it depends on what you were trying to achieve and there’s no harm in experimenting.
Cheers.
John.
Marty,
Have to agree I think they are over cooked a bit. I really like the portraits particularly 2 and 4 any chance of seeing them all again without the processing. She is a very pretty girl, with lovely eyes I personally don’t tink she needs much work done to bring it all out.Know nothing about portraits by the way.
Soda
Agree with chaps above, i think the subject and images do not need this amount of processing. They all looks stroing and normal workflow would be great
That said, i really like three – the eyes are greatThe eyes almost “jump out” of these shots. They look lovely and sharp, but maybe a bit too sharp for my taste because of the skin smoothing. Less processing would definitely better. Lovely model
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