In this Photoshop tutorial show's how to professional photo retouching. change skin color Photoshop, smoothing skin and more about retouching photo. transform someone's dark skin into light skin and Adjustment Layers in Photoshop.
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How to make ANY PHOTO LOOK BETTER in a few SECONDS: Easy Photoshop tutorial
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Wednesday, April 8, 2015
Photo enhancement in 10 seconds - photoshop
In this quick tip I will explain how to easily enhance a photo using a very neat trick.
If you’re thinking about using Sharpen, it’s not a really good option, since it can ruin some details, such as hair or more detailed textures. If you overdo it, it will look really awkward.
So here’s the proper way to do it!
If you’re thinking about using Sharpen, it’s not a really good option, since it can ruin some details, such as hair or more detailed textures. If you overdo it, it will look really awkward.
So here’s the proper way to do it!
STEP 1
Open the image in Photoshop. Go to Layer > Duplicate Layer.
STEP 2
Go to Filter > Other… > High Pass. Set a value between 1-4 px or
until you can see a raw contour of the objects in the picture.
STEP 3
Go to Window > Layers and set Blending mode to Overlay.
Done!
Original image
Differences
Hair
Observe how much the hair stands out more sand how clear it is. Check the eyelids also and notice the same change.
Skin
Notice the texture and the contrast between the midtones and highlights. The skin and lips are more clear now.
Overall effect
The picture looks more alive and provides more details. It’s as if you’d be standing in front of the real model.
Advantages:
- Enhances the sharpness
- Enhances the textures
- Enhances the contrast between shadows, midtones and highlights, especially for the small details, such as fur, hair or skin pores.
- Quick and easy.
- In most of the cases you don’t need to use other adjustments.
Friday, December 20, 2013
Selective Coloring Effect in Photoshop
Selective Coloring in Photoshop. In this Photoshop tutorial, you are going to learn a simple technique for Selective Coloring effect .
This technique will help you to beautifully draw focus on only certain
objects in your picture, leaving the rest black and white. To achieve
this lovely result we are going to work with Channel Mixer in adobe
Photoshop CS6.
1. For this tutorial, the image below will serve as background image.
2. Duplicate the background layer.
3. Select the flower using any of the selection tools available to you.
4. Press CTRL + Shift + I to select inverse.
5. Create an Adjustment layer and choose Channel Mixer. Then make the following changes:
That’s it, babe.
Final Result:
2. Duplicate the background layer.
Final Result:
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
Adding Sharpness and Vibrancy to an Image
Adding Sharpness and Vibrancy to an Image in Photoshop. In this
Photoshop tutorial, you are going to learn how to make a dull and boring
picture look livelier, without actually changing its original look too
much. You are going to work with Filters, Blend modes and Adjustment
layers.
1. Open whatever image you would like to work on in Photoshop. This is the image we will be using for this tutorial:
2. First duplicate (CTRL+J) the background layer.
3. Go to: Filter > Other > High Pass and then make the following changes:
4. Change the duplicate layer’s Blend Mode from Normal to Overlay.
5. Create a new Adjustment layer and choose Solid Color. Then make the following changes:
6. Now change its Blend Mode from Normal to Overlay.
That’s it, dude/babe.
3. Go to: Filter > Other > High Pass and then make the following changes:
7. The arrows in the picture below indicate how some elements of the
picture have also become green. In order to fix that you must select the
layer mask thumbnail on the previous adjustment layer. Then use the
brush tool to clear the unwanted green areas out of the picture.
That’s it, dude/babe.
Final Picture:
Wednesday, August 14, 2013
Photoshop Gradient Map Tutorials for Beginners
I will start this tutorial by saying that I am not a Photoshop master so I get a little confused sometimes; for example in this tutorial I will explain for all the Photoshop beginners a quick way to enhance a photo by using a Gradient Map. As you will see if you open the fill or adjustment layer tab we have to gradient options: the Gradient (Fill) and the Gradient Map; so the question is which one to choose and use? And of course what is the difference between the two of them. For the first question I will choose the first option, the Gradient (Fill) instead of the Gradient Map. For the second question I have no answer.
Gradient Map and Gradient Fill Adjustment Layers
A Gradient Map is in fact an adjustment layer that can be applied to a layer/multiple layers and to enhance the image result. Learn more about adjustment layers from this tutorial.
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
A Photo Inside a Photo
In this Photoshop tutorial, we are
going to create a photo inside a photo in Photoshop. This effect will
bring the main subject of your photo in the spotlight by creating the
illusion of a smaller, cropped version of the photo within itself.
1. Open whatever image you would like to work on in Photoshop. This is
the image we will be using for creating a photo inside a photo:
2. Duplicate the background layer.
3. Go to: Filter > Blur > Radial Blur and make the following changes:
4. Create a new layer. Name this layer as Photo.
5. Use the Rounded Rectangle Tool to draw in a rectangle.
6. Right click on the shape and choose Fill Path.
7. Choose 50% Gray and click OK.
8. Double click the Photo layer to open Layer Style.
Make the following changes:
9. Right click the Photo layer and choose Delete Path.
10. Duplicate the Background layer once again and place it over the Photo layer in the Layer Panel.
11. Right click on the layer thumbnail of this new background layer and choose Radial Blur.
12. Go back to the Photo layer.
13. Press CTRL+T to rotate the Photo layer.
14. Now create an Adjustment layer and choose Curves. Then make the following changes:
That’s it,
Final Picture:
3. Go to: Filter > Blur > Radial Blur and make the following changes:
5. Use the Rounded Rectangle Tool to draw in a rectangle.
6. Right click on the shape and choose Fill Path.
Make the following changes:
9. Right click the Photo layer and choose Delete Path.
13. Press CTRL+T to rotate the Photo layer.
Final Picture:
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Sin City Style Photoshop Tutorial
Beautifull Sin City Art photoshop effect video tutorial .
Sin City Style Photoshop Tutorial - The best free videos are right here
Sin City Style Photoshop Tutorial - The best free videos are right here
Monday, November 19, 2012
How to Smooth Skin Without Losing Texture in Photoshop
There are several ways to smooth skin in Photoshop. All to often,
however, skin can appear too smooth, fake, and synthetic. Today I will
demonstrate a straightforward technique to help you smooth skin fairly
quickly while preserving the texture of the pores. Let’s get started!
Final Image Preview
Take a look at the final image that we will be creating.
Original Image
Before we begin, let’s take a look at the original image.
Step 1
First, open your image and duplicate your background layer. Simply drag the layer onto the new layer icon in the bottom right of the layer palette. Now set the blending mode of this newly created layer to "Vivid Light."
Step 2
Now, let’s invert this layer. Do this by pressing Cmd + I or Image > Adjustments > Invert. Then, apply a Gaussian Blur by selecting Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur. Applying a blur filter to an inverted picture will make it look shaper. Use the slider until you can see the pores on her face.
Step 3
Now let smooth the skin! Go to Filter > Other >High Pass. Move the slider until you are happy with the smoothing. You may notice some ghosting and other weird stuff around the eyes – just ignore it for now. Concentrate on the cheeks, forehead and nose.
Step 4
Almost done! Create a new mask for the layer and fill it with black to hide the image. Switch your color to white, select the mask and start drawing on the skin with a soft brush. Start at the cheeks, move over to the forehead, the nose and stop on the chin. If the effect is too strong for your liking, just lover the opacity of the brush and you’re good to go!
Final Image
We’re finished! I hope that you learned a few new techniques here. If you have a different approach, let me know in the comments!
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Pixelated Portrait Effect
Select the copied layer and go to Filter>Pixelate>Mosaic.
The Cell Size you use will depend on the size of your photo, for this one I've used 25.
Next give the layer a layer mask by clicking on the layer mask button.
Select the Gradient Tool and use a black to white Linear Gradient.
With the layer mask thumbnail selected, draw the gradient horizontally
across a small part of the front of the face, or wherever you want the
pixels to begin.
Finally set the Layer's blending mode to Hard Light, and take it's Opacity down to 70%.
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