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I have always been good at using Adobe Photoshop to good effect; (There are some good tips about doing this on Photoshop TV from NAPP), using the vector masks and channels, but heres what seems like some software that is designed for the job...
The camera never lies, or so they say.
But luckily for the less than picture-perfect among us, computer software can.
Before and After
While digital enhancement has been around for years, subtly airbrushing celebrities and models to make them a bit thinner, less spotty or better endowed, the mere mortal has been resigned to, well, looking like a mere mortal.
But new advances in digital enhancement software may mean dodgy snaps could soon be relegated to the photo album of the past.
Last week, New Scientist magazine reported on new technology that had been developed by scientists at Tel Aviv University in Israel.
Presented at this year's Siggraph conference on computer graphics in Boston, the system transforms photographs of faces into more attractive versions of themselves.
The software, developed by Tommer Leyvand, built on work published in 2005.
I agree, but thats not what I'd do, I stole it from the BBC Article I stole the Post From
I think they have overdone the gaussian blur technique! I am getting quite good at the skills involved in that kind of editing; I did some for a university prospectus, it is quite a complex job but not hard.
If that image is created by this "new" software, I know you can do alot better in Photoshop...
You couldnt print that anyway, the womans too ugly and it looks looks overdone...
i worked on local clients, Mastercard credit card launce for one of our client, then Titanium credit card launch, some other products launch too, on siemens the S65 lanch, Meridien direct mailers (3 annual award in sequince), Emmar (properties - leader company)
and some campaigns for a local daily tabloid
www.7days.com
http://www.emaar.com/
www.rakbank.ae
http://www.newyorkfestivals.com/main.taf?erube_fh=nyf&nyf.submit.WinnerDetail=true&nyf.WinnerItemID=257121
...And in what context have you posted it? Its just your average stock photo.
Great Campaigns you've worked on there, Geehumshriber, I know a photographer who works in the advertising industry, as well as my dad who is a photographer, and there is big money in advertising, they go the the extent of laying new tarmac on a headland to sit a nice new car on, and have scaffholding up with thousands of pounds worth of lighting equipment on them... Maybe you could help us with a campaign
Wow, that would be great, how would you go about a budget (econmoical) ad campaign, what forms of ads (not online) are suitable for advertising a website like this? We know the target audience, and have done alot of research, but where and what format of advertising?