Hi All, Just want to show you the advantages for yourselves or for a great teaching aid, using this filter function called "Liquify" when trying to get the profiles correct for a carving. I know some use Adobe while others dont but it may help out some, hopefully?
This is a before image of the Wolf I am currently working on.
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& I have loaded the photo & utilized the Liquify filter to stretch or shrink or move around the profiles as you can plainly see in the next image. I find that our subconscience quite often tells us when something isnt quite right & it can be tough to put your finger on it some of the time & within seconds you can see it right in front of your eyes, clearly, without jeopardizing ruining all the work you have already done.
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Hope this helps!
Thanks, Robbin
Ho Robb'en ,
I been liquifyin' for quite some time now . Using it as you describe plus I do background blurs and mirages with it when sending photos for marketing to customers .
Unfortunately I have only scratched the surfaxe with Adobe , its a monster program .
I assume yoiur talkign the liquifyin' with Adobe Right? It is an amazing tool for sure! Adobe is a little scary when ya firnt get into it but it is a matter of just follin with all the features I found the best way to learn what ya need. Not cold enough here to actually freeze yet Bill but I am sure it is on it's way soon.
Thanks, Robbin
Bob(CarvingCanuck) (Login CarvingCanuck) international
How Many Differences Can You Find In these 2 Pictures?
December 10 2007, 8:41 AM
I did a split screen using the forum page. I studied both pictures. They are identical from my point of view. What differences am I supposed to be seeing?
Re: How Many Differences Can You Find In these 2 Pictures?
December 10 2007, 9:43 AM
Bob
can you see the topline of the wof? it's changed drastically along with quite a few other little areas...check again....Robbin another great idea, you shaed that with me before and i have used it A LOT....
Funny I see you talking about Adobe Photo Shop this morning. I have that new Microsoft Vista. My old photoshop software did not work so I bought Adobe photo shop. All I want to do is print out a few pictures. I have been working for 45 minutes! Ready to go turn on my old computer. You do give me hope that maybe if I get out the book, I might be able to figure it out. Thanks for sharing Robbin.
Found it, that's cool. It is in the "Elements" version 5.0 (sorry I said essentials) under distort/liquify. Thanks Robbin I didn't know what I already had. MK
Jeez, that Windows Vista strikes again with more incompatibilities! THe joy of keeping up with the Jones' or maybe we should now call it the gates'?
Thanks, Robbin
I use pix & models also but this was an exersize in Adobe by stretching the pix instead of the carving. I will try to explain to Bob also.
Thanks, Robbin
Hi, if you look at the line of the wolfs back you will see in the 2nd pic it is curved in towards his torso rather than outward in the 1st pic. THere arent 20 differences to find. sorry for the confusion & your video card annot possibly remove this from the images. Hope you can see this!
Thanks, Robbin
That is cool. I never realized that this program could do so much! I have really got to take some time to play with it. Robbin that is some valuable informaion, I was about ready to take the program off my computer and I buy a no brainer like on my other computer. I think I have foud an easier way of taking off excess weight besides the dreadful diet.. Liquify!
You guys are hilareous, never though about the weight loss or gaining the specific points in this way, HE HE. Once you try this tool it is amazing how easy it is to see these proportion & profile aspects clearly in seconds.
Thanks, Robbin
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