m1903 - Comments

resim görünnmüyor tekrar yüklermisiniz ?

Fair enough

Are you still working on this @m1903 or can I remove it from the WIP list?

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@m1903, remind me, what program and technique did you say you were using? Good work in nudging the collar up, but there's a fair bit of snow all around the cut. Also, as suggested previously, please avoid overly tweaking saturation and hue unnecessarily. The final cut looked a bit unrealistic colour-wise as a result. Here's my attempt.

No worries.

Do try and include a small bit of collar, though. Since in some sources like this one, the person in the image may have a longer neck than usual, this would be quite difficult to achieve naturally while still keeping only 2-3 pixesl beneath the chin/facial hair. This video & this post display a simple technique of how to cut close to the chin and still display a bit of the collar

Also, there's a little bit of blue/purple snow at the top of the hair, and a tiny amount of snow in the hair above the ears and in the facial hair below the ears.

I've fixed them all here

Excellent

And what about Compression = Small ,Interlace = None?
Interlace is what makes file bigger,compression reduce it.

@m1903
Try with:
Compression = None / Fast
Interlace = None

Should be smaller

Don't use Save for web,use Save as from the File menu.

I was just about to post it
However m1903's cuts are not saved with 16bits/channel.
What works for me is to crop his finished image once again,and then filesize becomes normal...

Oh no, it's got nothing to do with that. It's just that I've noticed that all your cuts are 247KB in size. This is due to some properties that you're saving them as, because the filesize of cuts shouldn't be that large, and should be under 100KB, or slightly smaller.

I remember that bakizp posted a method to ensure that the filesize is more "normal" when saving in Photoshop, but I couldn't find it, so I asked him to post it. Hopefully when he does so, it would help you save it in this way

@bakizp, I've noticed that the filesizes of @m1903's are always larger than necessary. I remember you posting a guide to ensuring the filesize is not as unnecessarily large, but I can't find it. Do you still have it handy please?

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