I'm probably the last to know this, but just in case I'm not alone, I'll pass it along.
I tried several methods to lighten the skin behind my sister's dark glasses, but couldn't come up with a natural look until now.
Here's how:
1. create a new, empty, transparent layer; set it's blending mode to soft light.
2. on the empty layer, paint with a light gray over the sections of the image you want to be lighter (in this case, I used a light gray from her hair)
Voila!!
Hope this helps, Margaret
Ps. I didn't take the time to remove the reflection spots - please share your hints for doing that!!
I tried several methods to lighten the skin behind my sister's dark glasses, but couldn't come up with a natural look until now.
Here's how:
1. create a new, empty, transparent layer; set it's blending mode to soft light.
2. on the empty layer, paint with a light gray over the sections of the image you want to be lighter (in this case, I used a light gray from her hair)
Voila!!
Hope this helps, Margaret
Ps. I didn't take the time to remove the reflection spots - please share your hints for doing that!!
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