混乱させてごめんなさい。
難しい質問ではないので安心してください。
Koryが送ってくてた写真はスモークがかかっているように少し暗く見えました。
そこで私はKoryの写真を加工しました。
それが、右側の写真です。
実物のSkyaは、右側の写真くらい、肌の赤みがあると私は感じています。
実際はいかがでしょうか？
ドールを撮影した時、実物の肌の色と異なる時ありますよね？
私はいつも、写真加工ソフトでコントラストや明るさを変更しより実物のドールに近い肌色や赤みに近ずけます。
Rating
55
Native
Translation / English
- Posted at 05 May 2020 at 10:52
Sorry for confusing you.
It's not a difficult question so please do not worry.
The picture that Kory sent is a bit dark, like smoke was put on it.
Therefore I'm processing Kory's picture.
That is the picture at the right side.
I can feel the redness on the skin of the actual Skya, like the picture on the right. I wonder what it's actually like?
When the doll's picture was taken, was it different from the actual skin color?
I always go close to the skin color and redness of the actual doll through adjusting the contrast and brightness using picture software.
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It's not a difficult question so please do not worry.
The picture that Kory sent is a bit dark, like smoke was put on it.
Therefore I'm processing Kory's picture.
That is the picture at the right side.
I can feel the redness on the skin of the actual Skya, like the picture on the right. I wonder what it's actually like?
When the doll's picture was taken, was it different from the actual skin color?
I always go close to the skin color and redness of the actual doll through adjusting the contrast and brightness using picture software.
Rating
50
Translation / English
- Posted at 05 May 2020 at 10:49
I apologize for the confusion.
Please rest assured this is not a complicated question.
Kory, the photo you sent me appeared to be slightly dim with smoke.
So I processed your picture (see the image on the right).
The actual Skya's skin should be reddish as per shown in the right photo, I believe.
How does it appear for real?
When taking a picture of a dall, there are times the skin color comes out differently from the actual, right?
I usually modify the contrast and brightness with a photo processing app to make its skin tone and reddishness closer to the actual one.
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Please rest assured this is not a complicated question.
Kory, the photo you sent me appeared to be slightly dim with smoke.
So I processed your picture (see the image on the right).
The actual Skya's skin should be reddish as per shown in the right photo, I believe.
How does it appear for real?
When taking a picture of a dall, there are times the skin color comes out differently from the actual, right?
I usually modify the contrast and brightness with a photo processing app to make its skin tone and reddishness closer to the actual one.
Rating
50
Translation / English
- Posted at 05 May 2020 at 10:48
Sorry for the confusion.
Please be assured that it is not a difficult question.
The photo Kory sent to me looked a bit dark, as if it were smoked.
So I edited the photo of Kory.
That is the photo on the right.
I feel that the real Skya has reddish skin as in the photo on the right.
How is it actually?
When you shoot a doll, sometimes it's different from the actual skin color, right?
I always use photo editing software to change the contrast and brightness to get a skin tone and redness that is more like a real doll.
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Please be assured that it is not a difficult question.
The photo Kory sent to me looked a bit dark, as if it were smoked.
So I edited the photo of Kory.
That is the photo on the right.
I feel that the real Skya has reddish skin as in the photo on the right.
How is it actually?
When you shoot a doll, sometimes it's different from the actual skin color, right?
I always use photo editing software to change the contrast and brightness to get a skin tone and redness that is more like a real doll.
Rating
53
Translation / English
- Posted at 05 May 2020 at 10:58
I'm sorry for the confusion caused.
It is not a difficult question so please don't worry.
The photo Kory sent to me appeared a little dark as if there is a smoke over it.
So I edited Kory's photo.
That is the photo on the right.
I'm assuming that the actual Skya has redness in the skin as in the photo on the right.
How is it like actually?
I think that when you take a picture of the doll, the skin color can sometimes appear differently from the actual color.
I usually use photo editing software to adjust contrast and brightness to make the skin color or redness to be closer to the actual color.
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It is not a difficult question so please don't worry.
The photo Kory sent to me appeared a little dark as if there is a smoke over it.
So I edited Kory's photo.
That is the photo on the right.
I'm assuming that the actual Skya has redness in the skin as in the photo on the right.
How is it like actually?
I think that when you take a picture of the doll, the skin color can sometimes appear differently from the actual color.
I usually use photo editing software to adjust contrast and brightness to make the skin color or redness to be closer to the actual color.
Rating
50
Translation / English
- Posted at 05 May 2020 at 10:53
We are sorry for making you confusing.
Please be rest assured as it is not a difficult question.
The photo sent by Kory seemed to be covered in smoke and a little dark.
There, I proceeded the photo with Kory.
That is the photo on the right.
In the real Skya, I feel it a little skin red as of the right photo.
How is it really?
When shot the doll, there occurs different colored shown than real one?
I always make contrast and brightness to change by photo-processed soft to change , I close to the doll's skin color redder than real one.
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Please be rest assured as it is not a difficult question.
The photo sent by Kory seemed to be covered in smoke and a little dark.
There, I proceeded the photo with Kory.
That is the photo on the right.
In the real Skya, I feel it a little skin red as of the right photo.
How is it really?
When shot the doll, there occurs different colored shown than real one?
I always make contrast and brightness to change by photo-processed soft to change , I close to the doll's skin color redder than real one.
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Rating
52
Translation / English
- Posted at 05 May 2020 at 10:57
I am sorry to make you confused.
Please don't worry because it is not a difficult question.
The photo sent by Kory looks a bit dark and a smoky.
Then, I have applied some effect on the photo of Kory.
That is the photo on the right.
I believe that actual "Skya" has a bit reddish on skin tone like the photo on the right.
How does it look actually?
When taking a photo of the doll, do you agree that there is a difference from the actual skin tone, right?
I always adjust the skin tone or the redness of a face to match to actual skin tone by controlling the contrast or brightness using the photo retouching apps.
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Please don't worry because it is not a difficult question.
The photo sent by Kory looks a bit dark and a smoky.
Then, I have applied some effect on the photo of Kory.
That is the photo on the right.
I believe that actual "Skya" has a bit reddish on skin tone like the photo on the right.
How does it look actually?
When taking a photo of the doll, do you agree that there is a difference from the actual skin tone, right?
I always adjust the skin tone or the redness of a face to match to actual skin tone by controlling the contrast or brightness using the photo retouching apps.
