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| Skin texture and tones I work for an architectural/interior photographer and I do his ps work. I want to expand my skills and get into retouching fashion and portraits. I know that type of retouching is a lot different from the type of retouching i use. I do a lot of clonning and cutting and pasting. Is there any tips that you can give me smoothing out the skin without loosing texture and getting accurate skin tonnes. Thanks |
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| Re: Skin texture and tones Hi Dave... Welcome to RP. If your objective is to soften wrinkles a bit, here's something to try... * Duplicate Background * Apply Noise > Dust & Scratches [blur it quite a bit] to the duplicated layer and change the layer blend mode from Normal to Lighten * Layer > Add layer mask > Hide all (black mask) * Choose Brush tool, turn on airbrush setting, Opacity ~25%, Flow ~ 35% * Foreground color = white Airbrushing white on the black layer mask over wrinkled skin areas should hide them w/o too much texture loss. Is this more or less where you wanted to go? There are other methods for more severe wrinkle surgery. ~Danny~ |
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| Re: Skin texture and tones Thanks...I will give this method a try |
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| Re: Skin texture and tones any tips on colour correction....i tried to retouch skin and her cheeks look red and blotchy |
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