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Sep 21, 2008 21:36 |  #1

Hi, Can someone explain a way to fix her scar on her tummy, so its not so pronounced? I have CS3.

Thanks in advance,

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Sep 21, 2008 22:21 |  #2

Sure...Clone it out. Select the clone tool and start on your right side make your brush as large as possible and still get consistent light. Then start cloning leftward in fairly small increments. Work at it till you are happy and then select the liquify filter. A little work with the pucker tool and the warp tool will help her.


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Sep 22, 2008 14:27 as a reply to  @ poloman's post |  #3

Thanks Poloman, but mine does not look as good as yours.

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Sep 22, 2008 14:48 as a reply to  @ shannyD's post |  #5

Hi, thanks. Do you mind sharing how you did that? I tried the other way and it looked to white.

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Sep 22, 2008 14:51 |  #6

i went to the filters menu after creating a new layer, and used the pucker tool.. to suck her in a little bit.. then cloned out the crease in her tummy.

then after that i used the burn tool. and chose a color that was slightly darker than her white tummy, and burnedaround there a tiny bit to give the illusion of a slimmer tummy.

i could have done a better job on a full resolution photo. but thats the gist of it.




  
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Sep 22, 2008 15:15 as a reply to  @ shannyD's post |  #7

Thanks Shanny, I will try that too. By the way, can you post a full res. photo? How?

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Sep 22, 2008 16:34 |  #8

you can email full resolution pics.




  
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