CompGr2: Retouching.

This past semester I took Computer Graphics 2, which is a little more challenging than 1. I'm going to show pictures from each project! And tell you my grade!


The first project was Retouching an old photo. I didn't have one so I had to borrow one from the teacher of an old lady with a glass eye.


So many problems! So first, I had to get rid of all of the scratches. 
Scratches: Spot healing tool.
Door: Clone Stamp tool (to build the door up), Patch tool (blend the colors of the door)
Glass eye: Clone stamp tool
Border: clone stamp
Skirt: clone stamp and patch tool

Viola!!! 
Now I had to add some color!
I know that there is a way to mask in the color. Unfortunately, I did not do it this way. I just added a new layer for each section.
For instance, I started with the face. 

I had to add a new layer from the layers panel. 

Then I use the brush tool and select a flesh color. I selected a pinkish color. Make sure the opacity and flow is on 100%.

Then just adjust the opacity to the color to make it look more natural. 

I did this for each layer. I had a layer for the skirt, shirt, eyes, door, floor, background, and of course skin.
You can chose whatever colors that you desire.

Next, I added a duotone. For duotone, I had to go back to the original black and white photo.
  • Select black and white layer
  • Go to Image>Mode in options menu>then select duotone
  • Duotone Options window will pop up.
  • Select Type:Duotone
  • And select Ink1: any color of your choice
  • Ink 2: any color of your choice.
  • Ok
  • You can experiment with different colors to see which ones match best.
  • I chose purple and green.
Also, I added adjustment layers like curves, levels, and brightness.





My Grade: 80%

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