Join Kevin Stohlmeyer for an in-depth discussion in this video Enhancing the product, part of Photoshop: Processing Product Photos.
…After you finish your product retouching, I now want to show you some…tips to help enhance and take your final piece to the next level.…These techniques will show you how to add a custom label to your…product, change product colors, and give…you alternate versions to show your clients.…So let's take a look at how to enhance your product.…
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Author
Kevin Stohlmeyer
Released
4/29/2014
Processing product shots requires a slightly different set of skills than retouching portraits. But with Photoshop and the techniques shown in this course, you can take raw photos of any product—jewelry or electronics—and turn them into ad-ready images. Follow along with Kevin Stohlmeyer, as he color corrects and retouches photos and then makes them pop off the screen with silhouettes, realistic highlights and shadows, and vibrant color. He also shares a series of Photoshop actions and other automation techniques he uses to speed up his workflow.
Topics include:
- Selecting the right product shot for post-processing
- Using a tablet for detail work
- Adjusting exposure
- Correcting color cast
- Removing dust and scratches
- Retouching a product shot with the Healing tools
- Creating silhouettes with layer masks and clipping paths
- Adding shadows and highlights
- Replacing product colors
- Automating parts of your workflow
Skill Level Intermediate
1h 30m
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome52s
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1. Getting Started
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Getting started50s
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2. Color Correction
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3. Retouching
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4. Creating Silhouettes
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5. Realistic Shadows
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6. Enhancing the Product
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Transforming the label1m 48s
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Adding realistic highlights2m 47s
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7. Automation
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The batch-automation process2m 25s
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Automating color correction1m 27s
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Automating shadow creation2m 14s
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Conclusion
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Next steps29s
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