How to refine photos with ps

1. First open PS, click File-Open the selected material and start editing the picture.

2. Press Crtl+J to copy the background layer and operate on the layer 1.

3. Click "Spot Repair Brush Tool", "Repair Brush Tool" and "Repair Tool" to remove acne and moles on the model's face. Name the layer 1 Defect Repair.

4. Click Image-Adjust-Black and White. Create a new layer, fill it with black, and the mode is "soft light". Then click Image-Adjust-Curve to make the highlights stand out. Then create a new group named "Observation Group".

5. Click Layer-New-Layer and name it Neutral Gray. The parameters are shown in the figure. Click the brush tool and adjust the soft-edged circular brush. The opacity is 10% and the flow is 5%. Using a white brush in the dark part of the face and a black brush in the bright part can reduce the fine lines and decrees around the eyes.

6. close the observation group, and then press Ctrl+Alt+Shfit+E to stamp the layer. Click Filter-Noise-Dust and Scratch to adjust the ambiguity. Then add layer mask, and use a black brush (opacity and flow rate are 100%) to smear the five senses, hair and background. This will make the skin more delicate and smooth.

7. Still poke the layer. Click "Deepening Tool" and "Lightening Tool" to modify the eyebrows.

8. Click the Magnetic Lasso Tool, select the eye part, and press Ctrl+J to copy the layer and name it the eye.

9. Select "Eye Layer" and add "Hue \ Saturation" and "Optional Color". The parameters are shown in the figure. Hold down Alt to apply the effect to the eye layer.

10. Click Pen Tool, draw a lip shape, and press Ctrl+Enter to change the ant line and create a new working path. Create a new lip layer through the path. Select the Lip layer and fill it with color. The parameters are shown in the figure, and the mode is "positive superposition". Add layer mask to modify the extra part of the lips.

1 1. Add "curve", adjust "blue curve" to whiten skin, and adjust the overall curve to highlight light and shade.

12. Poke the layer. Let's take a look at the contrast effect.