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Hi,

I recently paid for improving the faces in this picture (left picture) and they did a good job (right picture) it looks silky without being blurred and highlighted eyes, hair, etc.  

My question is how can I make the same effect with the rest of the body, flowers, etc? I mean well toned (Grayscale) without looking blurred/smudged or grained.

Any suggestion will be appreciated, plugin, procedure anything that can help a new user.

Thanks

High,
Using gimp 2.10.24 and gmic 2.9.7
Input picture for gmic colour mixer is RGB 8bit.
When I select a colour mixer and other tones range than all, then the colours are removed and all in gray.
When I select the tones range all, then the colours are changed as selected.
This is the case for all colour mixer shown in gmic.
Has anyone an idea what to do?
Regards

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Good Evening

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