Photograph Retouching for Fashion and Beauty with Photoshop

Smoothie

A course by Alain Perdomo , Digital artist, photographer and retoucher

97% positive reviews (688)

10,664 students

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About the video: Smoothie

Overview

“The liquefied is very important in this type of photography, we will see how to configure the tool liquefy and its use in a correct way for beauty, looking for perfect aesthetic results and imperceptible to the naked eye.”

In this video lesson Alain Perdomo addresses the topic: Smoothie, which is part of the Domestika online course: Photograph Retouching for Fashion and Beauty with Photoshop. Learn professional retouching techniques to create perfect portraits.

Partial transcription of the video

“In this lesson. we will explore the liquify process and delve into the correct configuration. as it is essential for using the tool effectively. This setup is crucial for working smoothly and achieving remarkable results. Let's dive into it and understand its importance. Now. let's proceed by applying a liquify effect to our photograph. First. select the top layer containing the model. Then navigate to the filter menu and from there. choose the liquify option. We have now entered the liquify workspace where you can start manipulating your image. Currently. the key aspect in the liquify sect...”

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Course summary for: Photograph Retouching for Fashion and Beauty with Photoshop

Level: Intermediate
97% positive reviews (688)
10664 students
4 units
15 lessons (2h 42m)
5 downloads

Category
Photography & Video
Software
Adobe Photoshop
Areas
Digital Photography, Fashion Photography, Photo Retouching, Photography, Portrait Photography

Alain Perdomo

A course by Alain Perdomo

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Digital artist, photographer and retoucher

Alain Perdomo's work as a photographer and retoucher is mainly focused on cinema and advertising photography of fashion and beauty. Mystery, fantasy and terror are themes that often slip into their editorials, taking realism through photomontage.

He trained at the National School of Fine Arts in Havana (Cuba) and during his professional career he has seen his work on numerous occasions. His photographs have been awarded in different international competitions and he has collaborated with publications such as Digital Photo, Fashion & Look, Mac & PC, Eden or FHM, among others.