It is all good if the results turn out great, otherwise get ready for some comedy. It seems some smartphones have a sort of feature that can do image retouching that creates a similar result. From large round eyes, to unusually long necks, plastic smooth skin and even shorter chins, the software can change the way one looks in many different ways. When this happens the results can be hilarious and obviously “faked”. The problem is that anyone can use this software and most of the time, amateurs are not aware of what they are altering. When used correctly it can be quite impressive, speeding up the time to retouch beauty images. There is a software for image editing called Portrait Professional which is like Photoshop, but focuses more on the face.
The bottom photo was for a Polish ad (Source ListsWorld) Portrait Professional, Right? The retoucher forgot to replace the black man’s hand.
If you enjoyed this post-production tutorial, be sure to check out its companion class: Projection Spotlight Beauty | Post-Production (Part 2).This Microsoft ad shows the original photo at top of a black man being replaced with a caucasian face in the bottom photo. You’ll also discover how to add noise and Gaussian blur, as well as how significant amounts of burning and dodging are essential for this kind of image. These include layer masks, the Lasso tool, the Clone Stamp tool, the Healing Brush, the Paint tool, the Liquify filter and the Magic Wand.
He then moves the file into Photoshop and begins a lengthy and meticulous retouching session.Īs he removes blemishes and stray hairs, adjusts the colouration and shape of the hands, erases props and other unwanted features, and generally works to make every detail count, you’ll learn how to use a wide array of tools. Karl begins by correcting the colour of the neoprene garment in Phocus. This extensive, accessible, step-by-step post-production demonstration will help you master a range of useful tools and techniques that will enable you to polish and perfect your own photographs. In this follow-up class, you can watch him work on the first of those shots. In Projection Spotlight Beauty Shoot, Karl captures two images that he wants to retouch.
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