Some videos on improving your retouching
I'm not going to tell you or make my own video here, my method is a mix of all of these, I recommend watching them in order, the skills kind of add to each other, and the biggest thing before you start editing, or even start shooting... Is to reference, and know what result you want, a guide I'll write soon!
Getting there is often half the battle, and whilst a lot of this SHOULD be done in camera, with the pressure to be perfect comes the challenge of making sure your edits on point.
Whilst retouching is often a dirty word when it's used correctly really enhances the shots you take.
These videos are great, but remember, mix and match, overuse of one technique will make your photos look fake, or worst still ruin your subjects beauty.
Good luck!
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Learn how to remove annoying reflections and hot spots caused by camera flash on skin in Photoshop. Flash hot spots make the face look more oily and harsh, exaggerating all the skin texture. In this video, we are going to use patch tool and fade patch selection to achieve the same.
AMAZING way to smooth skin, with the skin texture still intact and beautiful in Photoshop CC. Using this quick high-end skin retouching technique, make the skin look as if airbrushed, in one minute or less. Also, at the end of the video, I'll show you how to do the same thing in 30 seconds or less!
I Guarantee I Can Teach You to Master Photoshop. Learn How: https://phlearn.com/aaronwillteachyou What is Frequency Separation? Frequency separation helps make retouching a portrait easier in Photoshop. Frequency separation works because it allows you to separate the texture of an image from the tone and color.
Advanced Technique for Flawless Skin Retouching, Sculpting and Softening in Photoshop! Combining the power of Frequency Separation along with manual Sampling and Painting, learn how to recreate and sculpt the skin, maintaining a beautiful skin texture.
EXPLORE Creative Ways to Apply Texture in Photoshop. Utilizing the power of blend modes, blend-if, masking, and adjustment layers, we are going to not only add texture but also give a creative punch to our images, taking a step from flat to fabulous. In this video, we discuss how to apply stock texture images in Photoshop.
Learn how to use curves in photoshop to blend two images. Using curves, we will blend colors of the subject from another image to the background. To make your composite image look authentic and real, we will not only manipulate brightness and contrast but also colors using just curves.
Create Luscious Lipstick Using a Secret Combination of Blend Modes and Different Shades of Color in Photoshop. Understanding the fundamental concepts of how "Screen" and "Multiply" blend mode works, we will work on the highlights and the shadows of the lips separately and apply different shades.
Simplest way to remove and fix harsh shadows from portraits in Photoshop by utilizing the fundamental concepts of blend modes and channels. Without making any precise selections, learn how to handle portraits with harsh lighting conditions and get rid of the annoying shadows. ► DOWNLOADS: 1. Sample Images: https://goo.gl/pZoyeQ 2.
In this video, you will learn how to remove anything from a photo in Photoshop. We will use three techniques that will allow you to remove distracting objects from your photos. The first two techniques in this tutorial will allow you to remove small things from your photos.