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| | | | | Image courtesy of (and copyright) Kelly Ealy (mouse over for original). I have looked around quite a bit for a good method in GIMP to smooth skin for portrait work. I did find a few tutorials, but they all were mainly concerned with using Gaussian blur with a layer mask to "smooth" the skin. The results were almost always less than satisfactory. (For more examples of this technique at work, have a look at my recent shoot with Mairi! or The Open Source Portrait (Postprocessing)) Then I found the Wavelet D... | |
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| | | | | Yes, more fun things you can do with Wavelet Scales. If you've been reading this blog for a bit (or just read through any of my previous postprocessing tutorials), then you should be familiar with Wavelet Decompose. I use them all the time for skin retouching as well as other things. I find that being able to think of your images in terms of detail scales opens up a new way of approaching problems (and some interesting solutions). A short discussion on the GIMP Users G+ community led the member +Marty Ke... | |
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| | | You can download a PDF (typset in LaTeX) of this blog post here . Jupyter Notebook Code on GitHub: https://github.com/ericjang/pt-jax ... | ||
