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Using Liquify to make minor adjustments

Using Liquify to make minor adjustments - Photoshop Tutorial

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Using Liquify to make minor adjustments

Here we're going to take a look at how we can begin our project, and in particular, we're going to focus in on some small details. Well, this is the original image straight out of the camera and you'll notice that I've also added another layer here, it's the old fence layer; we'll be using this to add some texture later. Yet for now, go ahead and leave the visibility of that layer off, and you know, when you're evaluating your pictures often in Photoshop what you do is zoom in, so let's do that. Press Command++ on a Mac or Ctrl++ on Windows a few times then press the Spacebar key to access the Hand tool and then click and drag so that you can then view the photograph. As we get a little bit closer, one of the things that I notice are a few details which I want to nudge or modify. So in order, to do that let's go ahead and copy the background layer so that we can then apply those corrections or those changes. To do that, we'll go ahead and use a shortcut on a Mac you can press…

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