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In response to "airbrushing is a physical process on the model themselves. -- nm" by Reagen

??? I think it was predominantly done to the photos. -- nm

Posted by loosilu (aka loosilu) Jan 2 '09, 13:10

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no, they actually spray makeup on the models. -- nm - Reagen Jan 2, 13:14 11
- see wiki. It was done to the photos. A similar tool can also be used for make up, but that's a different thing. -- (link) - loosilu Jan 2, 13:15 10
  - I've seen it done on shoots. -- nm - Reagen Jan 2, 13:16 9
    - I have no doubt that there was a lot of caked-on makeup in the shoot. But most of the plastic look is, by necessity, from Photoshop itself - Beryllium Jan 2, 13:18 5
      - there is *serious* PS work on that photo, well beyond just the skin. -- nm - loosilu Jan 2, 13:19 4
        
        you mean suckers don't throw off starbursts? -- nm - Reagen Jan 2, 13:19 2
        
        What kind of boring suckers have YOU been buying? -- nm - Beryllium Jan 2, 13:23
        
        I'm talking structural changes to her face. -- nm - loosilu Jan 2, 13:20
        
        Epic word. -- nm - Beryllium Jan 2, 13:19
    - oh, I totally believe you. I'm just saying it's totally different from photo retouching. -- nm - loosilu Jan 2, 13:17 2
      - yes, I know. And the "poreless" look is usually from makeup. -- nm - Reagen Jan 2, 13:19 1
        
        from what I have read they do both. -- nm - loosilu Jan 2, 13:19

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