Hi
i need a brush to Dodge and Burn face and other part of the body
and a brush to Dodge and Burn black & white landscape
i have alway used a standard brush hardness = 0
but there are brushes that make a lot more easy and better the job
to...
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09-30-2010, 01:32 AM
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For the short time I've been here I have noticed an interesting phenomenon, the amount of terminology and abbreviation among pro's and semi-pros is quite staggering. I myself, whilst not quite a noob at photoshop or photography, am having quite some trouble with some (read many) of the abbreviations....01-26-2009, 08:44 AM -
Hi,
I have recently completed a trial day for the role of Junior Retoucher at a top high end retouching company.
My test work involved lot's of skin clean up which required the use of dodge and burn to even out the skin tone.
I have previously been taught to either...11-13-2014, 05:09 AM -
Hey guys,
I have been learning a lot from you guys and thought you could help me with a problem I'm still having. I have watched a few of the Retouch Pro live shows and read a lot about dodge and burning, but I'm still not quite sure what I'm doing when I use those tools. I usually...05-19-2010, 06:42 PM -
Hi all,
recently im got deeper in the photoshop retouching area, i been looking on some high end retoucher videos and i saw them all using quite same techniques, but one thing is really different, there are some retouchers using the dodge and burn tool to shape and contour the model...12-04-2009, 04:08 AM
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I'm trying bring myself up to speed, and reading as much as I can. There is a lot of "terminology", (actually more abbriviations) that do not come to one immediately.
Terms like "D&B" or "DNB" are used for "Dodge and Burn". (the "DNB" didn't make sense to me right off, but I get it)
Is there a "RP Glossary"... yes, I did look but found no reference. -
Re: a "Retouch Pro" glossary?
No, but perhaps not a bad idea. Perhaps an enterprising user will start one over in the blogs section.Learn by teaching
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Re: a "Retouch Pro" glossary?
abbrev. thesrs... or What are you talking about?
this is the consolidated list, as suggested in the above thread:
"Retouch Pro Thesaurus"
abr = brush
acv = curve
AF = auto focus
AHB = Art History Brush
AL = Adjustment Layer
Aniso = Anisotropic ( in ps stylize > diffuse > check anisotropic )
appx. = approximately/approximated
atn = action
BTS = behind the scenes
CGI = Computer generated imagery
CMYK = cyan, magenta, yellow, and key (black), scale used by most Printing companies and
D&B = Dodge and Burn
DNB = Dodge and Burn
DOF = Depth of Field
DPI = Dots per Inch
DUPE = Duplicate layer
Keyboard shortcuts... Hold (ATL+Shift+Ctrl+K)
FFT = Fast Fourier Transform
HDR - High Dynamic Range
WIP (Work In Progress)
HP - Hi-Pass
HSB = Hue/Saturation/Brightness adjustment
IS - Image Size
LPI = Lines per Inch
PS= Photoshop
PST = Pattern Stamp Tool
RGB = Red Green Blue
RTP= Retouch Pro
S/H - Shadow/Highlight
SAA - Stand Alone Application
SAP - Stand Alone Program
SP = Soft proofing
USM = Un-sharp mask
WF = Work Flow
WIP = Work In Progress
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Please add any that are missing....~.~0lBaldy~.~Comment
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