Adobe Photoshop for Retouching Portraits

Overview

“Once the operation of the corrective brush is understood, we will see the almighty clone buffer. I will explain when I use this tool and how it gives me the best results. Now that you have edited the photo enough it is time to deactivate the eye of the top layer and see the before and after. It seemed not but, We have already made a lot of changes, right?”

In this video lesson Iris Encina addresses the topic: Cloner buffer, which is part of the Domestika online course: Course 2 - Let’s Start Retouching. Discover essential Photoshop filters for skin retouching.

Partial transcription of the video

“PHOTOSHOP COURSE 2 LESSON 4 Clone Buffer In this lesson I will show you how the Clone Buffer works. Let's see how to set it up. and I will also show you in which areas it works best. Go for it. Now that we're done with the concealer brush, I have advanced a little, as we have seen in the previous video, that is, with the small brush, little by little, isolated areas. What I have done is give a little more cane through the hair zone to remove those hairs that are crossed, that is done quite well with the concealer brush, especially in the area near the face, to clean a little and that the fi...”

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Course summary for: Course 2 - Let’s Start Retouching

• Level: Beginner
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