After a model’s image has been loaded, the Adjust Image window appears. Three types of objects can be selected: a face, a hand with nails for a virtual manicure, or any body part for virtual tattooing.
If a face has been selected (this is the default variant),
two vertical lines and one horizontal line will be superimposed over the face in this
window. To scale the portrait so that the intersections of the lines are located exactly
at the centre of the eyes, click with the left mouse button on the left eye and with the
right mouse button on the right eye. You can also move the lines if necessary by clicking
on them and dragging them with the mouse.
If the distance between the vertical lines is smaller than a certain threshold value (i.e.
the image is too small to be worked with properly), a transparent rectangle will appear
for image selection. Place the cursor inside the rectangle, click with the left mouse
button and, holding it down, move the cursor up and down to select the optimum area for
the image to work with.
When the scaling lines and image selection rectangle have been set, click on OK
.
If a hand with nails has been selected as image, an image
selection rectangle will appear. To change the size of the rectangle, and thus define the
area to be worked with, click on the rectangle and, holding down both the left mouse
button and Ctrl, move the cursor to the left or right until the optimum
size is achieved. To move the rectangle to a different position, click on it, hold down
the left mouse button, and move the rectangle to the desired position.
The next step is to define the exact location of the nails. Each nail area is numbered
from 1 to 5. The area with the number "1" denotes the thumb, the area numbered
"2" is for the forefinger, and so on. To move one of the nail-defining areas,
place the cursor inside it, hold down the left mouse button, and move the area until it
corresponds with the appropriate fingernail. To rotate or turn a nail-defining area, place
the cursor inside it, hold down both the left mouse button and the Shift
key, and move the cursor to the left or right; the nail-defining area will rotate
counter-clockwise or clockwise. To change the size of a nail-defining area, place the
cursor inside it, hold down both the left mouse button and the Ctrl key,
and move the cursor up or down; the area will become larger or smaller. If you right-click
on the area and hold down the right mouse button, and then move the cursor to the left or
right, the nail-defining area will contract or expand.
When the image selection rectangle and the nail-defining areas have been set, click on OK
.
If a body part has been selected as an image, an image
selection rectangle will appear superimposed over the image. To change the size of this
rectangle, place the cursor inside it, hold down both the left mouse button and Ctrl,
and move the cursor to the left or right. To move the rectangle so that it defines the
area you'd like to work with, click on it and, holding down the left mouse button, move
the rectangle to the desired position.
When the image selection rectangle has been set, click on OK
.
