3 Ways to Remove Hot Spots, Highlights, or Shine from Portraits in Photoshop
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Date: 2022-07-19
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damselindiktat
Can you keep the videos short? The explanation is cool and all, but I'm sure most users coming to your video, are looking for quick steps. You're stretching it and I'm so tired of skipping for 10 secs and hearing the same thing again and again. Like please don't say the same thing and give summary after ever 10 secs. I'm sire people can go back and forth incase they miss on something. It's just too long and it doesn't have to be.
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Can you keep the videos short? The explanation is cool and all, but I'm sure most users coming to your video, are looking for quick steps. You're stretching it and I'm so tired of skipping for 10 secs and hearing the same thing again and again. Like please don't say the same thing and give summary after ever 10 secs. I'm sire people can go back and forth incase they miss on something. It's just too long and it doesn't have to be.
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Verlassener
I have to say Unmesh went personally for me from a random-tutorial-guy to a daily-workflow-companion. When i sit down at my desk to improve in Photoshop his Videos are always running in the background and for Quick Crashcourses in some new techniques his Videos are so handy, easy to access and understandable! I love your Work! Thanks for All these free lessons! You gave me the Opportunity to improve even at my actual Workplace!
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I have to say Unmesh went personally for me from a random-tutorial-guy to a daily-workflow-companion. When i sit down at my desk to improve in Photoshop his Videos are always running in the background and for Quick Crashcourses in some new techniques his Videos are so handy, easy to access and understandable! I love your Work! Thanks for All these free lessons! You gave me the Opportunity to improve even at my actual Workplace!
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Yawar
Hi, i use cs6 2013 on my system. I had a picture where parts of face are sweater were normal, some parts were partially over exposed, while some were exposed, all the way to white level. How can i get all the colours right. I tried using colour brush, soft light brush, healing brush with darken, nothing seems to work?
Also thank you for helping us so much with very easy description of even complex processes
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Hi, i use cs6 2013 on my system. I had a picture where parts of face are sweater were normal, some parts were partially over exposed, while some were exposed, all the way to white level. How can i get all the colours right. I tried using colour brush, soft light brush, healing brush with darken, nothing seems to work?
Also thank you for helping us so much with very easy description of even complex processes
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Rowland
Hello brother, i am a food blogger in insta: the_trichy_foodie. Some times i take a flat image and the light directly comes over my food. in that case it is very hard to remove the glare as clone and erasing can loose the food texture. Can you suggest any easy methods for the removal? It would be really helpful. thanks
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Hello brother, i am a food blogger in insta: the_trichy_foodie. Some times i take a flat image and the light directly comes over my food. in that case it is very hard to remove the glare as clone and erasing can loose the food texture. Can you suggest any easy methods for the removal? It would be really helpful. thanks
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Phil
Hi Unmesh! I used this way to remove shine and highlight from a nose and then I applied your Automatic Skin Softening Ps Action. At the last step, when I painted the nose, that went weird, as I lost all the softening. Do you have an explanation? Thanks
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Hi Unmesh! I used this way to remove shine and highlight from a nose and then I applied your Automatic Skin Softening Ps Action. At the last step, when I painted the nose, that went weird, as I lost all the softening. Do you have an explanation? Thanks
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Melissa
Thanks so much for this tutorial. I used all three techniques on some portraits and it worked wonderfully. Adjusting the opacity was a great tip! I've enjoyed all your tutorials. You are truly talented and great teacher, Unmesh!
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Thanks so much for this tutorial. I used all three techniques on some portraits and it worked wonderfully. Adjusting the opacity was a great tip! I've enjoyed all your tutorials. You are truly talented and great teacher, Unmesh!
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Admiral
Hi Umnesh, I am not sure if im missing anything but i followed the way you used the healing brush tool and it works like a clone stamp. i can see patches of the sampled area coming into the painted area. Can you please help
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Hi Umnesh, I am not sure if im missing anything but i followed the way you used the healing brush tool and it works like a clone stamp. i can see patches of the sampled area coming into the painted area. Can you please help
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cosmo
hi i very much enjoy learning from u just one small problem with some of use we do not have ps because of money so we have gimp perhaps u can start teaching gimp i am asking u because u are a blessed teacher thank u
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hi i very much enjoy learning from u just one small problem with some of use we do not have ps because of money so we have gimp perhaps u can start teaching gimp i am asking u because u are a blessed teacher thank u
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Olakunle
This video swept me off my feet! I have learnt a lot, I took some pics with so much highlights on some parts of the face. you just solved a big issue for me. Keep up the good work
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This video swept me off my feet! I have learnt a lot, I took some pics with so much highlights on some parts of the face. you just solved a big issue for me. Keep up the good work
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Michael
A small suggestion (17: 10 timestamp): You can just use history to have a 'fade' option many steps back into the past. A slightly more elaborate function but works equally well: )
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A small suggestion (17: 10 timestamp): You can just use history to have a 'fade' option many steps back into the past. A slightly more elaborate function but works equally well: )
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Jnis
Very nice. thanks. about forgetting to Fade patching. that's why it's always good idea to make that on new layer - you can just use mask instead of Fade anytime you want
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Very nice. thanks. about forgetting to Fade patching. that's why it's always good idea to make that on new layer - you can just use mask instead of Fade anytime you want
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Ilithiel
14: 19 that was more helpful than the rest. and look like a better way to fix the hard to fix highlights in areas that other options doesnt work: D so yeah ty
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14: 19 that was more helpful than the rest. and look like a better way to fix the hard to fix highlights in areas that other options doesnt work: D so yeah ty
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Art
Excellent tips and presentation! Do you sometimes use frequency separation for this or is that either overkill or simply un-necessary? Thanks! Art
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Excellent tips and presentation! Do you sometimes use frequency separation for this or is that either overkill or simply un-necessary? Thanks! Art
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Michelle
This is very helpful but how do you keep both layers the same size for comparing before and after when you are zooming in on just one layer?
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This is very helpful but how do you keep both layers the same size for comparing before and after when you are zooming in on just one layer?
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MissPriss
Holy wow thank you so much! Ive not edited so many photos because of harsh hot spots Im sure sure how to fix. Cant wait to try this!
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Holy wow thank you so much! Ive not edited so many photos because of harsh hot spots Im sure sure how to fix. Cant wait to try this!
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Hovik
Hello, My friend this time you Forgot to stamp your WATERMARKS ON THOSE SAMPLE PHOTOS, maybe they are CHEAP, but Girls are beautiful.
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Hello, My friend this time you Forgot to stamp your WATERMARKS ON THOSE SAMPLE PHOTOS, maybe they are CHEAP, but Girls are beautiful.
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Rajendra
unmesh i have some problem with photo editing about finger print photos i am police photographer can i send photo sample for you
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unmesh i have some problem with photo editing about finger print photos i am police photographer can i send photo sample for you
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The
You have the uncommon skill of being able to explain processes in a very linear and logical way. Thank you for these videos!
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You have the uncommon skill of being able to explain processes in a very linear and logical way. Thank you for these videos!
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Nick
Hilarious- just tried method one on a headshot and I turned my subject into a monster. I'll keep watching the video.
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Hilarious- just tried method one on a headshot and I turned my subject into a monster. I'll keep watching the video.
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Ryan
Thank you for the time you took to explain the healing brush tool Unmesh. I will now use it a hell of a lot more.
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Thank you for the time you took to explain the healing brush tool Unmesh. I will now use it a hell of a lot more.
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