Join Chris Orwig for an in-depth discussion in this video Improving facial structure with Liquify, part of Photoshop CC 2015 for Photographers: The Basics.
- In this movie, we'll be working with two photographs,…and here we'll talk about how we can change shape…with the Liquify tool.…All right, we'll select this first image,…then navigate to Filter and choose Liquify.…Again, that's Filter then Liquify.…Then I zoom in on the image by pressing…command + a few times.…You know, the Liquify tool is used for…so many different reasons,…whether it's to thin waists or legs,…but there are so many other purposes as well.…Like with this portrait, we're going to look at…how we can use it in order to change the shape…of the jawline right here.…
The tool which is most often used here, inside of Liquify,…is called the Forward Warp Tool.…It's right here.…You want to select that tool.…Then you can define your brush size and also brush pressure.…Now what is brush pressure?…Well, let me show you by way of exaggerating.…This will not look very good,…but it will illustrate a point.…Here is high brush pressure.…I'm going to go ahead and click and drag,…and you can see how it's almost like I'm moving the pixels…
Author
Chris Orwig
Updated
6/21/2016Released
6/29/2015- Understanding Photoshop's role in today's workflow
- Making basic corrections in Camera Raw
- Working with multiple documents
- Resizing images
- Cropping images
- Working with layers
- Improving basic exposure and tone
- Making precise selections
- Selectively correcting with masks
- Adding, changing, and removing color
- Converting to black and white
- Adding blur with filters
- Sharpening and reducing noise
- Retouching
- Making picture-perfect prints
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Q: This course was updated on 03/22/2016. What changed?
A: We updated one movie, "The new dark interface," to reflect changes in the Adobe Camera Raw interface.
Q: This course was updated on 06/21/2016. What changed?
A: We added 12 tutorials to cover the updates to Photoshop CC in June 2016, including Content-Aware Crop and Face-Aware Liquify, and a new workspace for selections and masking.
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Introduction
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Welcome59s
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1. Strategies for Learning Photoshop
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2. Where Photoshop Fits In
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3. Setting Up Photoshop
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Fine-tuning your preferences3m 36s
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4. Introducing Camera Raw
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What is Camera Raw?2m 19s
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5. Getting Started with Photoshop
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6. Viewing Your Images
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7. Resizing Your Images the Correct Way
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Using the resizing presets3m 13s
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8. Cropping Your Photographs
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Mastering the Crop tool4m 50s
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Fixing a crooked image2m 58s
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9. Nondestructive Editing with Layers
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Why layers matter2m 43s
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Creative layers case study1m 24s
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Creating new layers5m 26s
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10. Improving Exposure
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Adding contrast with levels1m 43s
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Advanced tip for levels3m 12s
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When to use Camera Raw2m 41s
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11. Working on Specific Areas of an Image
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Using the selection tools4m 13s
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12. Advanced Adjustments with Masking
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Introducing masks4m 27s
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Painting in a color effect2m 59s
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Refining the edges of a mask6m 37s
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13. Fine-Tuning Color
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14. Converting to Black and White
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15. Applying Photographic Effects with Filters
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Adding lens flare3m 37s
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Challenge: Adding blur1m 7s
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Solution: Adding blur6m 41s
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16. Sharpening and Reducing Noise
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17. Retouching Tools
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Solution: Improving details9m 27s
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18. Basic Portrait Retouching
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19. Printing with Photoshop
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Conclusion
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Next steps21s
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