Dark circles in portrait intensive care: how to quickly eliminate dark circles in portrait intensive care? Is there any way?

It may be difficult for a novice to deal with dark circles intensively! But in fact, it is not difficult to master the skills and methods ~ there are actually many ways to remove portraits and arrange dark circles! Next, Bian Xiao will briefly share with you two commonly used methods to remove dark circles. You can have a look ~

The method of portrait finishing dark circles:

Method 1: Use the imitation stamp tool.

Step 1: Open the picture to eliminate dark circles (note: if necessary, press Z to select the zoom tool to enlarge the eyes), press the S key and select the copy stamp tool from the toolbox. Then, in the options bar, click the thumbnail behind the brush and select a soft-angle brush from the brush selector that pops up. The width of the pen should be equal to half of the area to be repaired.

Step 2: Enter the label bar and reduce the opacity of the non-patented stamp tool to 50%. Then, modify the mode drop-down list to make it bright (this will affect the areas with darker sampling points).

Step 3: Hold down the Alt key (Mac:Option) and click on the area near the eyes that is not affected by dark circles. If the cheeks are not too red, you can point your cheeks, but it is best to press them under your eyes.

Step 4: Use the copy stamp tool to draw on the bags under the eyes, and reduce or clear the bags under the eyes. If you want to make the dark circles disappear completely, you have to draw them twice or more, so if the first draw doesn't eliminate the dark circles, you can also draw a few strokes back and forth in the same place.

Method 2: Use patching tools.

Step 1: Select the repair tool in the toolbox (click and hold on the repair brush tool until the pop-up menu appears or press Shift-J until the tool appears).

Step 2: Make sure that the patch in the options bar is set to "Source" and the selection is drawn around the eye bags. When drawing a selection, the patching tool operates like a lasso tool (for example, creating a selection by clicking and dragging). In addition, like the lasso tool, if you need to add after drawing the selection, just hold down the Shift key and lasso other areas. To subtract part of the selection from the patch selection, hold down the Alt key (Mac:Option).

Step 3: After dividing the selection, please click directly in the area and drag it to the clean face area without any edges. This method is to prevent the dragged area from covering the edges of other parts of the face, such as nose, lips, eyebrows, facial contours and so on. You need a clean and continuous skin. You can see a preview of the patch in PhotoshopCS2 (that's why there are two selections in the picture).

Step 4: Find a clean area, release the mouse button, and the repair tool will automatically sample and suck it back to the original selected area.

Step 5: Uncheck Ctrl-D(Mac:Command-D) and you will see that your dark circles have completely disappeared. Cosmetic brush can also reduce or remove dark circles, but the repair tool will be faster and more effective, so I like to use it when dealing with dark circles.

The above two methods are commonly used to remove dark circles in portrait finishing. You can choose any method to get rid of dark circles according to your own needs! However, I suggest you learn both methods, so you can use whichever method you want in the future! Finally, I recommend you to study the portrait intensive course: PS portrait intensive photography later wedding dress commercial retouching practical course, to quickly help you master the skills and methods of portrait intensive ~