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This is a discussion on Emphasizing wrinkles within the Critiques forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; Greetings, I was processing this photo and one of the things, I wanted to do was emphasizing the wrinkles but ...
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Greetings,
I was processing this photo and one of the things, I wanted to do was emphasizing the wrinkles but it didn't come out right. I tried to sharpen it which only made it too noisy. ![]() Could your please provide some advice and techniques... Thanks so much |
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I think I see what you are trying to achieve...
I've never done any thing like this but I found this tutorial that might help?: Photoshop Tutorials - Age Progression |
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Hi Yisehaq,
You will not be able to easily reproduce this effect for your shot because of the lighting. When you want to reveal any type of texture you need angled light; sidelighting works best. The lighting in your shot looks too soft and diffused to emphasize the wrinkles. Try a test an hour before sunset or use off camera flash. Hope that helps - Marko
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