No, liquify is used to fix the shape of garments that don’t sit quite right, on mannequin or model. Imagine a zip down the front of a jacket that’s not straight for example or a neck line of a tshirt that’s not quite right. Its odd how many people think liquify is only used for changing the shape of people..
Nope, it’s photoshop, this sort of thing could be a massive issue moving forward, because apples os is closed it is going to be more difficult to update drivers independently. (this issue for example is specific graphic card issue) because everything is heading to the cloud, we pull in the latest software updates for improved functionality etc.
Happily get into a dialogue about this, even teach you a thing or two, for free, once you show me your experience and extensive knowledge in this area, until then there is not really any point , an opinion is one thing calling photographers lazy, or insinuating that it’s being done wrong is just rude.
We still do use this stuff were where samples are simply the wrong size, or need a little help, clothing sizes are all over the place these days, liquify is used for very subtle changes, not complete reshapes, we will not shoot a garment that needs a total reshape and inform the client that what they want is not what they are selling, if they insist that’s how they want it done we usually part company because we end up trying to guesse what the clients wants and that just slows the whole workflow down. One example is a hanger mark in a shoulder, we simply “push” it back into shape.
