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Wednesday 5 August 2009

How to get girls excited about software!?

Eureka!

After over a year of agonising because I couldn't give you good close up photographs of the eye looks I create, I have done it! Better still it hasn't cost me a fortune in software or a new HD camera. I am feeling rather smug at the moment because I was seriously fretting about having to buy a better camera which would have cost me about £2500 for the one I want! Granted this route isn't as simple as taking a photo but I am not one to throw money at a problem until it goes away!

Here's an example of some of the pictures you can expect. Today's look is another fresh day look using plum and apricot, very fruity! I even remembered to fill in my eyebrows! I am sure that a tutorial will follow soon but for now at least you can see close up where I have put the shadows!


I haven't learned how to "photoshop" an image properly yet, so these are unretouched photos, but it would be nice to be able to smudge out a few lines and spots wouldn't it?!

Conclusion: I am a huge nerd and easy to please!


11 comments:

  1. These are great images! It's so clear and you can really see what you've done with your make up! I can't wait to see more - but if you didn't end getting a new camera what are you using to get these images?

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  2. Share the secret Jasmine! These photos look great! x

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  3. These pictures are so sharp and beautiful. Please let us know how you did it.

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  4. Those are great, how did you manage this. I have to admit I adore Photoshop, it can just do so much.
    X

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  5. so what is the secret?!! do share!

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  6. Nice photos...what is your secret Jasmine?

    aka NappyMACDiva on YT.

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  7. You look as beautiful as ever...the software is only a small detail, the subject is a stunner!

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  8. I don't see anything you could possibly want to Photoshop out, but the tool you'd use is called Clone Stamp. Click on a "non-blemish" area of the skin to clone, then "paint" out the blemish. Et voila! :)

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  9. There are some great free websites out there for image editing, I'm a big fan of retouchpro.com

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