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#421822 Tutorials and guidelines for cutters
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17 Feb 2018 17:49:20
By mons | On 17 February 2018 - 11:41 AM UTC
Yo personalmente uso esta técnica. Me resulta muy fácil producir cortes rápidos y buenos.

También puedes usar la técnica de Swedie de este video.

Gracias @mons aprendí bastante con la técnica de @Swedie ahora voy a intentar dominar vertus, el programa que uso es ps 6
#421785 Tutorials and guidelines for cutters
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17 Feb 2018 11:35:26
Hola @mons para realizar el corte use esta técnica, dejo el Link .https://youtu.be/gF_Uy_27OQE
Si lo deseas podrías chequear la información. Que técnica me recomiendas para estos casos
Gracias
#421647 Tutorials and guidelines for cutters
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16 Feb 2018 03:41:41
Hola!!!! dejo este link https://sortitoutsi.net/graphics/request/22361 es un pedido de corte, estoy trabajando en ello, pero me encontré con este detalle, sobre el cabello hay nieve, vi el video que explica como borrar nieve de los cabellos, pero esta persona tiene un cabello algo electrico y abierto, una cabeza complicada, cual es la técnica que puedo usar para borrar la nieve y mantener esos cabellos locos intactos?
adjunto imagen de mi trabajo de corte @mons @Swedie

Gracias...
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#421570 Tutorials and guidelines for cutters
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15 Feb 2018 04:36:44
By mons | On 14 February 2018 - 08:14 AM UTC
I'm at work so I can't check the image on Photoshop just yet.

A couple of suggestions for what I can see so far:
a) Cuts must be 180x180 pixels
b) Ideally you only leave 2-3 pixels between the top of the head and the top of the cut and also between the bottom of the chin/facial hair and the bottom of the cut. This in order to maximise the area dedicated to the face. In cases like this where the neck is a bit long, you can use this technique to shorten it.

That said, both issues are relatively minor and can be solved at the initial cutting stage quite quickly, but it's important you keep them in mind in future cuts. Keep up the good work

mejor en este caso??? @mons
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#421465 Tutorials and guidelines for cutters
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14 Feb 2018 01:56:34
hola @mons quiero saber que critica merece este corte, pego el enlace https://sortitoutsi.net/graphics/request/22238 del pedido

ahi va la foto
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#421391 Jake Walker
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13 Feb 2018 08:46:22
By mons | On 09 February 2018 - 07:21 AM UTC
Don't give up - if you're not sure whether your cut is good enough, just post it and ask for feedback. That's the best way to improve your cuts


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there is a tutorial, about cutting long, random hair, I have seen many videos on youtube and there are many techniques, but not very detailed. I say tutorial, because those of us who are starting with face cuts, it is not bad to learn different user techniques. From already thank you very much
#420966 Andrés Rotundo
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10 Feb 2018 02:38:58
@mons eliminar foto, no es la que correspodende
#420873 Jake Walker
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09 Feb 2018 02:03:52
I'm sorry, @mons I give up, I'm not a designer, I have little command of these programs, but someday I think I'm going to learn
#415926 Olivier Vliegen
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27 Dec 2017 17:01:47
By mons | On 27 December 2017 - 16:26 PM GMT
No problem, always nice to see a new cutter wanting to learn

The correct size is 180 pixels high by 180 pixels wide. You should have only 1-2 pixels between the top of the head/hair and the top of the cut, and the same distance between the bottom of the chin/facial hair and the bottom of the cut.

@mons that's right, it's always good to learn, and this thread I like, I hope to continue contributing more for this page
#415914 Olivier Vliegen
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27 Dec 2017 16:19:32
By mons | On 27 December 2017 - 09:04 AM GMT
@cunex99, it was a decent cut. However, you need to make sure you follow the advice I gave you yesterday here. The image was not resized, and had a bit of snow. Also, in cases like this where there is a long neck, try this technique to cut close to the chin and still display a bit of the collar.

I've edited cunex99's original cut to bring it in line with the megapack standard and re-uploaded the cut

@mons Yes, thanks, I'm still following your techniques, now, tell me what are the correct dimensions to upload the image, thus in this way I would save other people this error.
#415830 Milton Caraglio
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26 Dec 2017 23:17:32
By mons | On 25 December 2017 - 08:52 AM GMT
@cunex99, not a bad cut at all.

However, here's some tips to improve your technique:

a) Cuts should be 180x180 pixels
b) There should only be 2-3 pixels above the top of the head/hair and the top of the cut, and the same below the bottom of the chin/facial hair and the bottom of the cut.
c) Each cut must include a little bit of collar and no more.
d) Cuts shouldn't have any snow. Here's a short video on how to quickly spot and remove snow from your cuts.

I've made the source available again for cutting, hope you can give it another go

The photo is also badly focused, at the top part of the hair is cut, the person who made the original focus did not achieve the body with the whole hair ... maybe a whole body photo would be a better option ... not if it is according to my speech
#415826 Milton Caraglio
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26 Dec 2017 23:09:57
By mons | On 25 December 2017 - 08:52 AM GMT
@cunex99, not a bad cut at all.

However, here's some tips to improve your technique:

a) Cuts should be 180x180 pixels
b) There should only be 2-3 pixels above the top of the head/hair and the top of the cut, and the same below the bottom of the chin/facial hair and the bottom of the cut.
c) Each cut must include a little bit of collar and no more.
d) Cuts shouldn't have any snow. Here's a short video on how to quickly spot and remove snow from your cuts.

I've made the source available again for cutting, hope you can give it another go

Hola, gracias por la critica, si, acepto los errores, la próxima imagen sera mejor aun, me gusta esta labor.....
Saludos