Part of the reason why teeth look particularly yellow with flash photography is the colour temperature of the flash, which is on the blue side of the spectrum. People who are wearing a white shirt or are near a large white area will also get yellower-looking teeth when having their picture taken with the "automatic" setting on the camera since it will often white-balance on the largest area.Aside from that, teeth aren't actually white, as mentioned. Unless you've got those hideous, enormous fake choppers like Hilary Duff.
artmanJun 30, 2006
I've always used Hue & Saturation for teeth and eyes. Same method of selection though./most teeth are yellow//bookmarked this page too
mark1372Jun 30, 2006
Part of the reason why teeth look particularly yellow with flash photography is the colour temperature of the flash, which is on the blue side of the spectrum. People who are wearing a white shirt or are near a large white area will also get yellower-looking teeth when having their picture taken with the "automatic" setting on the camera since it will often white-balance on the largest area.Aside from that, teeth aren't actually white, as mentioned. Unless you've got those hideous, enormous fake choppers like Hilary Duff.
machineJun 30, 2006
It's easy when the subject already kind of looks like an alien... ^-^
csprechJun 30, 2006
those are some pretty weak tutorials. when will someone submit some for the more advanced shoppers?
ieclipseJul 1, 2006
I love photography check my flickr.<a class="user" href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/-tatum-/">http://www.flickr.com/photos/-tatum-/</a>
bernardblackJul 4, 2006
<a class="user" href="http://www.good-tutorials.com/">http://www.good-tutorials.com/</a> is really good too just photoshop tutorials (entire section of photography tutorials indexed), and there is <a class="user" href="http://www.pixel2life.com/">http://www.pixel2life.com/</a> which has photoshop tutorials and many more programs.BernardBlack<a class="user" href="http://elitegfx.com/">http://elitegfx.com/</a>