The Amazing Power of Liquify for Portrait Retouching in Photoshop
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Date: 2022-07-19
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Zeljko
Unmesh you did not mention, maybe you forget, this very usefull tips.
06: 40 Pucker tool Tip. If you press Alt + Brush while you using Pucker tool you will do the opposite - it change the direction from Pucker to Bloat Tool and yuou can make things bigger on the fly without changing the Pucker tool and going to Bloat.
07: 15 Bloat tool Tip. If you press Alt + Brush while you using Bloat tool you will do the opposite - it change the Bloat tool to Pucker tool and you can make things smaller on the fly without changing th Bloat tool and going to Pucker. This is very helpfull.
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Unmesh you did not mention, maybe you forget, this very usefull tips.
06: 40 Pucker tool Tip. If you press Alt + Brush while you using Pucker tool you will do the opposite - it change the direction from Pucker to Bloat Tool and yuou can make things bigger on the fly without changing the Pucker tool and going to Bloat.
07: 15 Bloat tool Tip. If you press Alt + Brush while you using Bloat tool you will do the opposite - it change the Bloat tool to Pucker tool and you can make things smaller on the fly without changing th Bloat tool and going to Pucker. This is very helpfull.
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Wez
Hi my fav photoshop tutor Unmesh. Silly question but you always use your Dell. Ima HP Pavilion Fan. What spec your dell or whats the optimum spec (min spec users act need to be comfortable with no lag) for PS and LR. as I run both multiple instances my laptop is slow it seems esp when running LIQ and morph photos taken with a 22mp?
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Hi my fav photoshop tutor Unmesh. Silly question but you always use your Dell. Ima HP Pavilion Fan. What spec your dell or whats the optimum spec (min spec users act need to be comfortable with no lag) for PS and LR. as I run both multiple instances my laptop is slow it seems esp when running LIQ and morph photos taken with a 22mp?
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Mohamed
Great tutorials!
Now iam confused cause after applying the liquify, the frequency seperation has gone and i has to choose nither liquify or frequency seperation to be active
2nd using high pass sharpning with liquify filter generates ghosting on the working areas!
Please help me to find solution
Thanks!
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Great tutorials!
Now iam confused cause after applying the liquify, the frequency seperation has gone and i has to choose nither liquify or frequency seperation to be active
2nd using high pass sharpning with liquify filter generates ghosting on the working areas!
Please help me to find solution
Thanks!
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David
Unmesh, I whole heartedly agree with one of the earlier comments in that you have made a very daunting tool fun to use. Your empathy with us lesser Photoshop mortals makes learning fun and they say if you cannot explain something simply then you do not know your topic; well you can and do. Thank you so much.
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Unmesh, I whole heartedly agree with one of the earlier comments in that you have made a very daunting tool fun to use. Your empathy with us lesser Photoshop mortals makes learning fun and they say if you cannot explain something simply then you do not know your topic; well you can and do. Thank you so much.
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rel53
one topic would love you to spend more time on: picking the right set of brush. You are referring to it but the example on the 18 min. its not clear (size of hand size if width of hand size of? In general would love to have small tutorial on removing beer belly. (and I don't even drink beer: .
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one topic would love you to spend more time on: picking the right set of brush. You are referring to it but the example on the 18 min. its not clear (size of hand size if width of hand size of? In general would love to have small tutorial on removing beer belly. (and I don't even drink beer: .
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ottawamountainman
Unmesh, in liquify (shift-command X to open liquify) you will find a tic box in the main right panel at the top called PIN EDGES. This will prevent the formation of that canvas edge gap you had to correct. It works very well. Thank you so much for your fabulous video!
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Unmesh, in liquify (shift-command X to open liquify) you will find a tic box in the main right panel at the top called PIN EDGES. This will prevent the formation of that canvas edge gap you had to correct. It works very well. Thank you so much for your fabulous video!
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maustincpt
I keep getting error message that the background image won't show previews due to background settings are preventing the changes from being seen. so I can't see the changes. can you help me with why I get this message? I'm trying to use the liquify and pucker tools
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I keep getting error message that the background image won't show previews due to background settings are preventing the changes from being seen. so I can't see the changes. can you help me with why I get this message? I'm trying to use the liquify and pucker tools
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Simon
I watched a few videos of you within the last few weeks. Just wanted to give you a great thank you! It is really great what you are doing and your tutorials are very high quality and educative. I wish you all the best. Kind Regards Simon
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I watched a few videos of you within the last few weeks. Just wanted to give you a great thank you! It is really great what you are doing and your tutorials are very high quality and educative. I wish you all the best. Kind Regards Simon
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TheMash
In 2021 the Preview checkboxes still works, when you press the spacebar, as in the video! So frustrating and annyoing! It's a shame Adobe still haven't changed the behaviour of the Liquify window in 2021!
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In 2021 the Preview checkboxes still works, when you press the spacebar, as in the video! So frustrating and annyoing! It's a shame Adobe still haven't changed the behaviour of the Liquify window in 2021!
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Meditating
the edge gaps i usually fix in the end just by using history brush, most natural way i guess, however the biggest problem with liquify for me is that sharp egges becomes often blurry
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the edge gaps i usually fix in the end just by using history brush, most natural way i guess, however the biggest problem with liquify for me is that sharp egges becomes often blurry
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Thelma
Thank you so much for the tutorial! I'm still a novice, but learning a lot. If I start out in Lightroom and then open the image in PS, do I still convert the layer to a smart object?
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Thank you so much for the tutorial! I'm still a novice, but learning a lot. If I start out in Lightroom and then open the image in PS, do I still convert the layer to a smart object?
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James
Dude, you are awesome! I learn so much from your videos. Sometimes you go a little fast, but I watch them a few times to catch it all. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.
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Dude, you are awesome! I learn so much from your videos. Sometimes you go a little fast, but I watch them a few times to catch it all. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.
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Glam
Very helpful tutorial. no shortcuts. Your video will indeed help me on how to use the tools in photoshop. Great job! Hope you will upload more videos about photoshop tutorials: )
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Very helpful tutorial. no shortcuts. Your video will indeed help me on how to use the tools in photoshop. Great job! Hope you will upload more videos about photoshop tutorials: )
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Namir
Hi can u Photoshop a picture for me from fat to skinny if I send you a picture please and if you can tell me how much it will cost me that would be nice thank you very much
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Hi can u Photoshop a picture for me from fat to skinny if I send you a picture please and if you can tell me how much it will cost me that would be nice thank you very much
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Mohammad
Awesome tutorial. How to solve the problem if it can't detect my face? As me wearing bike sunglasses and helmet. Thanks is advance for your advise.
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Awesome tutorial. How to solve the problem if it can't detect my face? As me wearing bike sunglasses and helmet. Thanks is advance for your advise.
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Eric
Thank you for all your tutorials. You have such a great way to explain and demonstrate how things work with photoshop. I am grateful for your teaching.
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Thank you for all your tutorials. You have such a great way to explain and demonstrate how things work with photoshop. I am grateful for your teaching.
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Paul
Thanks so much for another fantastic video. I've been using the liquify tool for years and still learned several tips and tricks that I didn't know.
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Thanks so much for another fantastic video. I've been using the liquify tool for years and still learned several tips and tricks that I didn't know.
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Antipodean
I love your videos. You have such a calm and clear way to explain and you go straight to the subject. Thank you for another great tutorial.
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I love your videos. You have such a calm and clear way to explain and you go straight to the subject. Thank you for another great tutorial.
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Seriously?
You are among legends.
Tennis legend: Federrer
Football legend: Messi
Basketball legend: Jordan
Photoshop legend: You
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You are among legends.
Tennis legend: Federrer
Football legend: Messi
Basketball legend: Jordan
Photoshop legend: You
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Nesseight
I don't think of it so much as a thick liquid as photoshop puts everything on a mesh and allows the photoshop guru to unmesh it.
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I don't think of it so much as a thick liquid as photoshop puts everything on a mesh and allows the photoshop guru to unmesh it.
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