hmm.At the risk of getting a torrent of abuse; I dont know how to.
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Thu 4 Oct 2007, 22:28,
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get hold of the gimpnew layer"
3: copy from the background and paste on top as new layer
4: play around with feathered erasers until it looks fine
5: you may have to also toy with the colours and extra layers set on 50% or less opacity which you can change on the "dialogslayers" screen
fuck's sake. sorry.
edit: for the love of god what's going on with this? i tried to give you a guide to face-swapping anyway but i'm being a total fucking cretin today. ask someone with more skills than me...
(3: copy from the background and paste on top as new layer
4: play around with feathered erasers until it looks fine
5: you may have to also toy with the colours and extra layers set on 50% or less opacity which you can change on the "dialogslayers" screen
fuck's sake. sorry.
edit: for the love of god what's going on with this? i tried to give you a guide to face-swapping anyway but i'm being a total fucking cretin today. ask someone with more skills than me...
boris the spider,
Thu 4 Oct 2007, 22:35,
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yeahsorry for abuse, i've been irritatingly twattish on here the last few days. anyway the quick summary is to put the new face in a layer sandwiched by the old one, punch holes in the top layer over the eyes to help size and rotate the new face and then trim back for a bit to get things ok. play around wtih colours and extra layers with grading opacity to blend in the faces. i've got the art skills of a syphilitic parrot but i'm more or less ok at face-swapping. (it's also easier dropping the final result to black and white, or my favourite is some kind of sepia, because it hides any number of seams.)
( boris the spider,
Thu 4 Oct 2007, 22:48,
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