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Fixing Perspective Distortion
Focal Length Stretching
The best way to avoid what looks like stretched faces is by shooting with the right lens. However it’s also possible to fix this problem in post, here we show you how to correct the portrait we shot yesterday with a 16-35mm lens. A longer focal length flattens out a person’s face, while one that is too to short bows it out. There are programs out there that will help, here we show you how to fix it using a corrective filter. If you have any better suggestions let us know!
Today’s Episode Timeline
- 0:35- Contest winners
- 1:00- This week’s contest
- 1:37- Differences between images
- 3:00- Lens correction filter
- 3:30- Adjusting each setting
- 7:00- Comparing the differences
- 7:30- Cropping the image
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Having trouble cloning out fly away hairs on a complicated background? Duplicate your layer. On the bottom layer, use the liquify tool to shrink the head, which extends the background into the head (make sure to try and keep the background looking good and not warped around to much) . Now on top layer, use a mask to reveal the extended background, hiding the fly away hair.
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