How to adjust portrait backlight with PS?

In daily life, I believe that most of us will use Photoshop to retouch our photos in order to record beautiful moments. Then when we finished taking pictures, we found it was backlit. How to deal with backlit portraits? The following content will teach you a tutorial on using PS to retouch backlit pictures. Come and study. It is very useful. You can retouch the map yourself in the future. More intensive tutorials are just around the corner, so don't miss them.

Tutorial of using PS to retouch backlit pictures;

1. Open the material, use Ctrl+J to copy the layer, select the filter CameraRAW, adjust the color temperature +3, exposure+1.05, highlight -86, shadow +69, black -62, clarity+10, and natural saturation +6.

2. Select the tone curve, red, green and blue, and adjust them respectively. Select the number of detail sharpening 5 1. Reduce the noise brightness 16.

3. Choose HSL/ gray tones orange -4 and yellow -3. Saturation is red+13, orange +5 and yellow +6. Brightness orange -4, yellow -3.

4. Select the sub-tone highlight tone 203 with saturation of 6. Shade tone 38, saturation 15. Select the number of effect particles 19, size 30 and roughness 54.

5. Select the camera to calibrate the hue and saturation of the red primary color +4 1 and+14. Green primary color hue +4 1, saturation +25. The primary color tone of blue is -28, and the saturation is +3 1.

6. Enter PS and select the stain repair brush tool for repair. Select liquefaction filter and make liquefaction adjustment.

7. Create a new optional color red cyan -7%. Yellow and cyan -30%. New color balance shadows red +3, yellow -3. High gloss cyan -3, blue +3.

8.Ctrl+Alt+Shift+E stamps the layer. Select the soft edge circle of the dodge tool, adjust the middle tone, expose it to 8%, and smear it.

9. Select Filter Sharpening Intelligent Sharpening, and click OK, as shown in the figure.

10. Final effect

The above is the operation flow of modifying backlight portrait pictures with PS. Will friends feel full of gains? Get out your computer and do it. In practice, backlight portrait processing will deepen your impression.