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Learn about frequency separation, dodge and burn, as well as sharpening in this Photoshop tutorial!
We’ll learn about a bunch of quick techniques and tricks you can use to get better at beauty photography retouching and we’ll also dive into the Infinite Color Panel Photoshop extension (our sponsor for this video!) and explore just how much power and color guidance this tool will give you.
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Tutorial Recording Notes:
Disclaimer: these are the actual notes I used to record this video and are written in a language you may or may not understand. Hopefully, you find them useful or cool.
- Make sure the layer is rasterized
- Clean up stray hairs
- Set up Frequency Separation:
- Lo: 15px G-blur
- …then…
- Hi: Apply Image – Merged, RGB, inverted, Add, Scale:2, Offset:0 (16-bit images)
- NOT inverted, Subtract, Scale:2, Offset:128
- Set the Hi layer to Linear Light
- Create layer between Hi and Lo layers and paint the colors to flatten skin tones
- Healing Brush to sample from current layer and reduce the diffusion
- Create a Noise layer and Emboss it to match the light direction of the photo
- Create a D&B layer and fill with 50% gray and use Dodge/Burn tools
- Set to Overlay
- Duplicate that layer and blur 45px and keep at 100% opacity
- Merge all to new layer and convert to smart object and add Camera RAW filter
- Sharpen using the tools I like
- Now add an effect from the Infinite color pack (LUT 8 looks good for this photo)
- Set the LUT to 60% opacity
- Add a Curves layer and drag it beneath the LUT and make some changes to flatten and boost mid-contrast
- Add Selective Color layer: Blacks: +3 +2 -2 -2 Whites: -10 0 +10 0 and reduce layer to 60%
- Add a Channel Mixer layer set to Monochrome and Multiply
- Reduce opacity to 75% and use Blend If sliders to lift the effect off the shadowy bits of the image to help blend more for this uber fashion look
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