Aestheticism digital makeup What is digital makeup?

Four major differences between digital makeup and traditional makeup.

1 digital makeup is clean and clear? The photos taken by traditional cameras are easy to be "eaten" by light, so basically there will be uneven foundation on the dark part of the light-receiving surface. Digital camera, because of its high reduction, can capture every detail of skin. Therefore, when making up, before applying foundation, the skin should be very clean and clear, so that the foundation can be uniform. The general makeup artist should know that foundation is the foundation, and only on a very clean and uniform basis can other makeup artists and makeup colors be fully exerted. Therefore, keeping the makeup surface clean and the foundation uniform is the most important thing for digital makeup. 2 The traditional foundation is thick and the digital foundation is thin? Makeup artists with traditional makeup experience should know that when applying foundation, it must be thin and not too thick, because if it is too thick, it will make the photographed face look heavy and pile up, thus affecting the lightness of the whole makeup face. However, due to the high resolution of the digital camera, if you still choose a thin foundation when applying foundation, the defects on your face (such as acne and spots, etc. ) can't hide, thus destroying the perfection of the whole face. ? Pay special attention when dealing with digital makeup. Foundation is thicker than traditional makeup. In addition, due to the high performance of digital photography, as long as the makeup is clean and uniform, even if the foundation is thick, it will not make people feel heavy, and its thinness is absolutely no less than the traditional thin foundation. This is the magic of digital photography, which allows digital makeup artists to use foundation more boldly, without having to be so timid as dealing with traditional makeup. Digital photography provides full creativity. Because of the excellent performance of digital cameras, it gives makeup artists a broader space to play. In traditional makeup, we often encounter such problems. The well-designed makeup face and overall shape look beautiful, novel and distinctive at the scene, but once photographed, the effect is completely different, not only the color used on the face can not be expressed, but also some small ornaments will be unrecognizable. However, in this case, there is no need to "worry" when shooting digitally. He can perfectly embody that texture. Therefore, when making digital makeup, makeup artists give full play to their creativity. 4. Digital color reproduction is superior to traditional color. Traditional makeup colors are easily eaten by photographic light and cannot be shown in photos at all, but they are different from digital cameras. As long as the exposure is accurate, digital photography will restore the true color of the whole face as much as possible. For the above reasons, experienced makeup artists will deliberately use more colors, so that the effect will not be much different from the original feeling. For example, when painting eyebrows, the makeup artist will draw the eyebrows exposed in the high-light area deeper and the eyebrows in the low-light area shallower according to the different lighting angles, so that the whole eyebrows will not appear deep, shallow and uneven when shooting. Digital makeup is not so complicated, but it can completely and indiscernibly show the color of the scene in the picture. In this way, you can master heavy makeup (even if it is light makeup, you don't have to worry about being eaten by light)