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C Cup
Member No.: 5983 Posts: 573 Joined: 03/2005
▫ Jan 27 2016, 19:57 Post #1
Stumbled across this topic many times in the last years, but anybody from the forum tried photoshop/GIMP to make some nice see through photos? :)

For those who have never heard about this X-Ray technique... here is one tutorial.. just try it out yourself and play a little bit with the filter settings :P

Tutorial: http://imgur.com/XNWJo

And a detailed explanation how to set up the infrared filter for X-Ray: https://blog.udemy.com/x-ray-photoshop/

Should also work with GIMP, but I think Photoshop has better results.
And Photoshop (CS 2 or higher - this technique should work after PS 6.01 and before CS3) you can download for free on the Adobe website (Adobe Photoshop CS2). Together with the serial number!

Tipps and hints are welcome.. also some examples :thumbup:
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Double D's
Member No.: 31352 Posts: 2,913 Joined: 08/2009
▫ Jan 27 2016, 21:28 Post #2
QUOTE(johnfreak)
Stumbled across this topic many times in the last years, but anybody from the forum tried photoshop/GIMP to make some nice see through photos?  :)


:P ** laughing ***

Interesting you bright this up, because I have. There was a waitress friend of mine that has rock'n tits, but she will never let anyone take photos of them even though she'll do a quick nipple peek to certain friends, like me :) So one month, she went to the Burning Man in Nevada. She posts some photos of herself at Burning Man and in one photo, she is wearing just a white t-shirt with hints of her nipples, so just for giggles, I loaded her pic up on PS. Use the Lasso Tool or any of the Marquee tools to select the tits area, go Image-->Adjustment--->Levels and use the 3 slider bars to peel away or X-ray the fabric away. Sometimes it takes several re-adjustments of the Levels tool to get the results. Then Adjustment--->Color Balance to put some color back in for the final cut.
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C Cup
Member No.: 5983 Posts: 573 Joined: 03/2005
▫ Jan 29 2016, 09:16 Post #3
QUOTE(Buck Turgidson)
:P ** laughing ***

Interesting you bright this up, because I have.  There was a waitress friend of mine that has rock'n tits, but she will never let anyone take photos of them even though she'll do a quick nipple peek to certain friends, like me :)   So one month, she went to the Burning Man in Nevada. She posts some photos of herself at Burning Man and in one photo, she is wearing just a white t-shirt with hints of her nipples, so just for giggles, I loaded her pic up on PS. Use the Lasso Tool or any of the Marquee tools to select the tits area, go Image-->Adjustment--->Levels and use the 3 slider bars to peel away or X-ray the fabric away. Sometimes it takes several re-adjustments of the Levels tool to get the results. Then Adjustment--->Color Balance to put some color back in for the final cut.

:2thumbsup:
Yeah it works really nice.. direct sunlight and light fabric is the best combination. But sometimes its hard to find the best adjustments for the sliders with using different fliters... :huh:

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