Tricks on Photoshop

bigtummy · 30th January 2005

Dear fellow photographers

Sometimes when we take photographs, human inside tend to have oily forehead. This can be seen especially when our flash are being used. I used the blur tool with soft brush to do it on their faces. This can make their forehead not so oily. Any other tricks tat you guys care to share?

Venom81 · 30th January 2005

Nice tip.

deadpixel · 30th January 2005

Use the clone stamp tool. Set mode to darken, opacity to 40% and clone "inwards" in small stamps. This will give a more natural darkening effect.

Cheers

enivre · 30th January 2005

healing brush also works... softens the highlights caused by the oil

bigtummy · 30th January 2005

Nice Tipssss

Stereobox · 31st January 2005

switch Healing tool to patch tool. use the lasso to draw around the oily patch, drag to a clean, similar patch of skin and release. voila! adjust opacity if needed. works for double chin too

http://forums.clubsnap.org/showpost....1&postcount=10

Puffish · 31st January 2005

same thing, after using lasso tool, use the burnt tool exclusively on the oily part.... it is to darken the specified area....

use with low opacity so it doesnt burn it too fast.

have fun!

Sushi · 31st January 2005

a very handy plugin for photoshop is this
checkout some of the interesting stuffs wat this can do

one of my fav plugin for image repair.

popeye · 31st January 2005

but why is this appear on Nikon sub forum?

bigtummy · 31st January 2005

Woahh.. fantatistic tips

30th January 2005	#1
bigtummy Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 69	Tricks on Photoshop Dear fellow photographers Sometimes when we take photographs, human inside tend to have oily forehead. This can be seen especially when our flash are being used. I used the blur tool with soft brush to do it on their faces. This can make their forehead not so oily. Any other tricks tat you guys care to share?

30th January 2005	#3
deadpixel Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: East Posts: 1,252	Use the clone stamp tool. Set mode to darken, opacity to 40% and clone "inwards" in small stamps. This will give a more natural darkening effect. Cheers __________________ My Gallery IR Photography Black & White

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enivre Member Join Date: Nov 2002 Posts: 1,687	healing brush also works... softens the highlights caused by the oil __________________ http://www.ervinelin.com http://www.studiov.com.sg

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Sushi Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Pasir Ris Posts: 235	a very handy plugin for photoshop is this checkout some of the interesting stuffs wat this can do one of my fav plugin for image repair. __________________ D700+MB-D10 \| 12-24 f4.5-5.6\| 24-70 f2.8 \| 70-200 f2.8 \| SB-900 Last edited by Sushi; 31st January 2005 at 10:53 PM.

30th January 2005	#2
Venom81 Workshop/Shoot Organiser Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 4,944	Nice tip.

31st January 2005	#6
Stereobox Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Cocteau Twins Posts: 2,105	switch Healing tool to patch tool. use the lasso to draw around the oily patch, drag to a clean, similar patch of skin and release. voila! adjust opacity if needed. works for double chin too http://forums.clubsnap.org/showpost....1&postcount=10

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Puffish Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Punggol Posts: 155	same thing, after using lasso tool, use the burnt tool exclusively on the oily part.... it is to darken the specified area.... use with low opacity so it doesnt burn it too fast. have fun!

31st January 2005	#9
popeye Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 503	but why is this appear on Nikon sub forum?