Alexis Beka Beka - Submissions - Cut-Out Player Faces Megapack
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@[mons]
Please , reject the second cut out face which is failed , no need to use the clone stamp on this player.
I try to find the right settings to avoid you correcting afterwards.
For the first cut out face , i did not touch anything , i only cut it. For the third , i only lowered the brightness and increased the sharpness. Now , when i have a cut out face that shines a little too much i will lower the brightness a little and change the sharpness or color a little so that the eyes remain visible.
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There was no need to increase the sharpness for this image in my opinion. I can understand brightening it, but sharpening it wasn't necessary because it was a good source. Keep your cutting simple and don't over-complicate it by fixing things which don't need fixing š
If you want to tag me, you don't need to use the square brackets any more. Just type @ mons (without the space) and click on the username you want to tag.
There was no need to increase the sharpness for this image in my opinion. I can understand brightening it, but sharpening it wasn't necessary because it was a good source. Keep your cutting simple and don't over-complicate it by fixing things which don't need fixing š
Thanks you , but i prefer the third one than the first , i think it's more natural , it will be useful for my next cut out faces. After it's just my personal opinion.
And i have the impression that lowering the brightness makes the image more blurry , no ?
Thanks you , but i prefer the third one than the first , i think it's more natural , it will be useful for my next cut out faces. After it's just my personal opinion.
And i have the impression that lowering the brightness makes the image more blurry , no ?
Editing brightness doesn't effect image sharpness at all.
Editing brightness doesn't effect image sharpness at all.
OK , thanks you for your response.
@[mons]
Please , reject the second cut out face which is failed , no need to use the clone stamp on this player.
I try to find the right settings to avoid you correcting afterwards.
For the first cut out face , i did not touch anything , i only cut it. For the third , i only lowered the brightness and increased the sharpness. Now , when i have a cut out face that shines a little too much i will lower the brightness a little and change the sharpness or color a little so that the eyes remain visible.