Yes, that's what has been often recommended to emphasize a rough and outdoorsy/healthy looking skin tone. Just the opposite effect of using a warm filter for females that de-emphasizes skin textures, helps overlook blemishes.Green filter for males?
t.s.k.
Hooked on philm
Ah, thanks. I understand the effect but never attributed it to a green filter.
Good to know but I still have no use for it.
I guess my male subjects will remain indoorsy and unhealthy looking.
Good to know but I still have no use for it.
I guess my male subjects will remain indoorsy and unhealthy looking.
Yes, that's what has been often recommended to emphasize a rough and outdoorsy/healthy looking skin tone. Just the opposite effect of using a warm filter for females that de-emphasizes skin textures, helps overlook blemishes.