Join Jan Kabili for an in-depth discussion in this video Reducing wrinkles and circles, part of Photoshop Elements 11 Essential Training: 2 Editing & Retouching Photos.
Reducing under-eye circles and wrinkles can make your subjects look younger and fresher.…The trick is to keep the subject looking natural rather than…perfectly airbrushed.…Let's see how to do that using the Healing Brush Tool and the Clone Stamp Tool…in the Expert edit workspace.…I'm going to start with the Healing Brush Tool.…To select that tool I'll click on the Spot Healing Brush Tool in the Toolbar and…then I'll go down to the Options and there I'll click on the icon for the…Healing Brush Tool, that's the icon without the little dots.…The Healing Brush Tool is similar to the Spot Healing Brush Tool that we saw in…the last movie except that the Healing Brush Tool lets you choose the good…pixels that you'll use to retouch an area.…
The Spot Healing Brush Tool chooses the good pixels for you.…As I explained in the last movie I like to do retouching on a separate layer…whenever possible, so that I have the most editing flexibility.…So I'll make a new layer in the Layers Panel by clicking the Create New Layer…
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11/7/2012- Arranging the panels and interface
- Cropping and resizing photos
- Creating new layers
- Refining selections
- Hiding content with a layer mask
- Using adjustment layers
- Correcting color, lighting, and contrast
- Converting a color photo to black and white
- Creating a panorama from multiple photos
- Retouching blemishes and wrinkles
- Making adjustments in Camera Raw
Skill Level Beginner
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Learning Photoshop Elements 11
with Jan Kabili2h 46m Beginner
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 6s
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Using the exercise files1m 30s
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1. Expert Edit Basics
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Touring the interface4m 21s
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Arranging the panels4m 32s
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Zooming and panning4m 3s
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Viewing multiple photos3m 51s
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Undoing5m 15s
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Cropping3m 46s
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Resizing7m 18s
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2. Working with Layers
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Understanding layers7m 59s
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Creating new layers6m 51s
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3. Using Selections and Masks
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Why use selections?4m 20s
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Selecting by color and tone6m 22s
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Refining a selection4m 51s
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Selecting hair5m 42s
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4. Correcting Photos
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Why use adjustment layers?5m 15s
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Exploring auto adjustments3m 55s
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Removing a color cast1m 47s
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Correcting camera distortion5m 32s
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Reducing noise2m 56s
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Sharpening6m 10s
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5. Using Photomerge
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Creating a panorama5m 6s
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Removing people from a scene5m 25s
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Combining group shots4m 20s
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6. Retouching
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Removing blemishes3m 42s
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Enhancing eyes5m 19s
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Removing red-eye3m 15s
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Adjusting skin tone2m 21s
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Removing dust spots4m 7s
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Removing content6m 24s
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7. Processing in Camera Raw
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What is Camera Raw?5m 18s
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Camera Raw basics6m 22s
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Making use of the histogram3m 45s
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Setting white balance3m 44s
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Adjusting lighting4m 28s
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Cropping and straightening3m 58s
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Reducing noise3m 33s
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Sharpening3m 38s
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Outputting from Camera Raw6m 14s
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Using Camera Raw with JPEGs2m 35s
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Conclusion
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Next steps48s
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