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Learn how to use Photoshop’s 3D features to create a virtual Frosted Donut! A complete project with free downloadable project files.
Photographer, author, and Adobe Certified Instructor Steve Weinrebe takes you on a low calorie journey through Photoshop’s 3D features to “bake”, texture, and frost the Donut and place it naturally into a photograph. You can download a PDF of the steps and the photo used in this tutorial at: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/uwd1hyes0ojbolr/AACdjuN18RM-upSLLc2UOH7Qa?dl=0
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If you’d like to follow along with Aaron’s edit, visit this episode on Phlearn.com to download the image: http://phlearn.com/how-to-retouch-a-dramatic-male-headshot-in-photoshop
To see this episode’s prequel which includes our DIY lighting kit and on-set instruction, click here:http://phlearn.com/light-amazing-portrait-low-cost-diy-lighting-kit
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In today’s episode, learn How to Retouch a Dramatic Male Headshot in Photoshop! Fix blemishes and redness, and add classic color styling to your photographs!
Blemishes & Imperfections
To begin, use the healing brush tool to clean up small imperfections on the skin. Sample points that have a desirable texture and then paint over the unwanted spots. We recommend keeping permanent aspects of the face in the image, such as moles and scars in some cases.
Redness
Color variation is very common is people’s skin, and it’s usually just a slight red tone that needs to be fixed. To target that skin tone, create a new hue/saturation layer and change the menu from Master to Reds. Crank the hue and saturation up to a crazy bright color (we go for green). You should see the red blotchiness of the skin showing through as a different color. Now, slide the bottom slider so that it fills in those areas with green. Then, change the hue and saturation to zero and slowly drag the hue slider to counteract the red.
Style
Time to add some subtle glow! Create a new Levels Layer. For a nice stylized look, select different channels and slide the black levels slider to the left. It will brighten and color the blacks in the image.
Next, put an inverse mask over the layer so that it’s invisible. Select the gradient tool and paint white from the center of the image. A glow will show up from your levels layer. You can mask out the glow over the subject as well.
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If you just add a Stroke to type in Adobe Illustrator, the Stroke will be in front of the letterforms, which makes an ugly mess of the type and drives typographers crazy.
In this tutorial, Adobe Certified Instructor Jeff Witchel reveals some tips and tricks as well as secret backdoors to adding typographically-correct Strokes to your type.
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