Join Chris Orwig for an in-depth discussion in this video Moving a person with Content-Aware Move, part of Photoshop for Photographers: Portrait Retouching.
All right, well here, in this last movie with this project, I want to take a look…at how we can organize our Layers panel a little bit, and also how we can move a…subject from one location to another.…So these top two layers are the top of the lightbulb.…If you click in one layer, then hold down the Shift key and click on another, you…can select two layers, and when it comes to retouching, you're going to have a…lot of little small layers.…You typically will want to group these together.…We can do that by way of a shortcut after we've selected them.…
The shortcut is Command+G on a Mac, Ctrl+G on Windows, and I'll just name this group light.…In this way, I can turn these on and off, and you can see how we can then modify those.…With this entire group, what you may want to do sometimes is just lower the…opacity, and this is true sometimes when you're retouching different areas.…By lowering the opacity sometimes, it can help those little areas you've retouch…just blend in subtly.…So it can look even more realistic.…
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5/25/2012After exploring techniques to improve the overall photo, Chris shares his techniques for reducing wrinkles, enhancing eyes and other facial features, improving hair, and retouching makeup. The course concludes with a look at retouching skin and reshaping portions of a portrait using transformations, the Warp tool, and the Liquify filter.
- Using selections and cloning to remove small distractions
- Removing lint
- Improving skin
- Removing tan lines
- Correcting tone with Curves and masking
- Burning and dodging
- Reducing wrinkles
- Enhancing eyes
- Whitening teeth
- Fixing flyaway hairs
- Adding and changing makeup
- Softening and adding a glow to skin
- Reshaping the body subtly
Skill Level Intermediate
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Introduction
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Welcome1m
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1. Getting Started
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Using a Wacom tablet1m 8s
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2. Removing Distractions in the Frame
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Where to begin?1m 19s
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Removing small distractions2m 41s
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Removing a garment strap5m 17s
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Removing a distracting logo3m 43s
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Removing lint from a T-shirt3m 40s
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3. Making Creative Image Adjustments
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4. Improving Skin
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Retouching skin4m 35s
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Reducing hotspots, part 14m 32s
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Reducing hotspots, part 24m 36s
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Removing tan lines1m 53s
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5. Improving the Shadows and Highlights
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6. Reducing Wrinkles
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7. Enhancing Eyes
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Adding sparkle to the eyes4m 38s
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Whitening eyes, part 13m 54s
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Whitening eyes, part 25m 42s
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8. Cleaning Up Eyelashes and Eyebrows
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Trimming eyebrows5m 25s
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Darkening eyebrows2m 48s
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9. Retouching Lips
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10. Whitening Teeth
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Teeth whitening made easy2m 33s
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11. Improving Hair
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Patching a gap in hair4m 27s
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Removing flyaway hairs6m 18s
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12. Adding and Changing Makeup in Photoshop
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Modifying eye makeup color3m 52s
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13. Advanced Skin Smoothing
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High-pass skin softening6m 48s
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Creating a mask for the skin4m 23s
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14. Enhancing Shape and Structure in Images
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Conclusion
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Goodbye36s
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