MAGICALLY Remove Shadows in Photoshop!
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Date: 2022-07-19
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Jamie
This is wonderful! Very detailed which I appreciate. However, it would be helpful if there was a simplified step-by-step text guide to go with it. Since it is 18 minutes long, it would be helpful to have the written steps to refer to after we watch the video, as we are trying on our own too. Otherwise it is a lot of stop - start action to replay the video in between trying out each step. Any chance such a document already exists?
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This is wonderful! Very detailed which I appreciate. However, it would be helpful if there was a simplified step-by-step text guide to go with it. Since it is 18 minutes long, it would be helpful to have the written steps to refer to after we watch the video, as we are trying on our own too. Otherwise it is a lot of stop - start action to replay the video in between trying out each step. Any chance such a document already exists?
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area51l
Thank you so much for this tutorial! Today is what would have been my father's 75th birthday, but he passed away 10 years ago. The only picture I have of him is a picture of his high school yearbook photo that my sister took on her phone. it had a pretty bad shadow over his face from where her phone/hand got in the light. Thanks to your tutorial I was able to restore the photo to more or less its original quality!
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Thank you so much for this tutorial! Today is what would have been my father's 75th birthday, but he passed away 10 years ago. The only picture I have of him is a picture of his high school yearbook photo that my sister took on her phone. it had a pretty bad shadow over his face from where her phone/hand got in the light. Thanks to your tutorial I was able to restore the photo to more or less its original quality!
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Vlada
This is a fake shade, the shade from the sun is always sharp regardless of the distance of the hand. It's the first thing, the second, no one stands in front of her, we can see it in the reflection of her eye.
Sorry, I respect your work but this. try real shade to correct, I know. it can, I tried but it's a lot harder.
I wish you all the best in your future work.
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This is a fake shade, the shade from the sun is always sharp regardless of the distance of the hand. It's the first thing, the second, no one stands in front of her, we can see it in the reflection of her eye.
Sorry, I respect your work but this. try real shade to correct, I know. it can, I tried but it's a lot harder.
I wish you all the best in your future work.
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Maila
This could save me big time. I managed to fail epic as my photos have horizontal split shadows on their faces on the event that I covered as the sun is hitting the tent cover of the stage casting shadows on my subjects faces. The upper part is dark while the lower part of their faces are bright. So I will try this and hopefully it will work on my photos
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This could save me big time. I managed to fail epic as my photos have horizontal split shadows on their faces on the event that I covered as the sun is hitting the tent cover of the stage casting shadows on my subjects faces. The upper part is dark while the lower part of their faces are bright. So I will try this and hopefully it will work on my photos
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Hank
It's a masterful technique. but when you have a shadow blending from light to dark, over several colors. boy it's really tough to make it work, I seem to have lost all the texture in the skin along the way.
Edit: actually it's because there was not texture in those dark shadows to begin with, so no fault of the technique
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It's a masterful technique. but when you have a shadow blending from light to dark, over several colors. boy it's really tough to make it work, I seem to have lost all the texture in the skin along the way.
Edit: actually it's because there was not texture in those dark shadows to begin with, so no fault of the technique
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Martha
This looks amazing, and the method seems to work for everyone else, but I get stuck when I try to invert the Curves Adjustment layer mask (Select > Inverse or Shift + Cntl + I in Windows, i. e. 'Inverse' is greyed out. Would anyone know how I can fix this, please? Thanks so much.
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This looks amazing, and the method seems to work for everyone else, but I get stuck when I try to invert the Curves Adjustment layer mask (Select > Inverse or Shift + Cntl + I in Windows, i. e. 'Inverse' is greyed out. Would anyone know how I can fix this, please? Thanks so much.
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Toms
Im trying to do this but its not working as well. Is it possible my shadows are just to dark to fix? Im taking a picture of our audio products. They have aluminum faceplates with aluminum knobs. The shadows under them are really black. Is there another way, or is it just too dark?
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Im trying to do this but its not working as well. Is it possible my shadows are just to dark to fix? Im taking a picture of our audio products. They have aluminum faceplates with aluminum knobs. The shadows under them are really black. Is there another way, or is it just too dark?
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itech
Figured out something, Desaturation also functions the same as solid color with blend mode color, just set forth the blend mode of hue/sat adjusment or vibrance adjustment from normal to color too, it ensues identical outcome as the solid color with color blend mode
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Figured out something, Desaturation also functions the same as solid color with blend mode color, just set forth the blend mode of hue/sat adjusment or vibrance adjustment from normal to color too, it ensues identical outcome as the solid color with color blend mode
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Savannah
I get to the mask part where you start painting, but the brush is not dark enough to cancel the shadow. And even when i use the same brush settings, the paint isnt intensified when I make multiple strokes over the same area. How would I fix this?
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I get to the mask part where you start painting, but the brush is not dark enough to cancel the shadow. And even when i use the same brush settings, the paint isnt intensified when I make multiple strokes over the same area. How would I fix this?
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Clayton
I love your tutorials but you move too fast for someone to follow along that is just learning. I've rewatched several points in your videos to follow step-by-step but gave up. I'll leave the shadow in I guess.
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I love your tutorials but you move too fast for someone to follow along that is just learning. I've rewatched several points in your videos to follow step-by-step but gave up. I'll leave the shadow in I guess.
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Simply
WHAT IS WE'VE TO REMOVE SUN LIGHT STRIPES ON FACE! EX. COMING FROM A CEMENTED FRAME/ PARTIALLY DOOR OPEN AT BACK OF CAMERA. so so
How to Fix this? Pls. send me immediately a link of the video you've made.
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WHAT IS WE'VE TO REMOVE SUN LIGHT STRIPES ON FACE! EX. COMING FROM A CEMENTED FRAME/ PARTIALLY DOOR OPEN AT BACK OF CAMERA. so so
How to Fix this? Pls. send me immediately a link of the video you've made.
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Zhao
Hi Unmesh, I tried doing a frequency separation and with a mixer brush tool, drag the normal brightness skin area into the shadows under the ''Low Frequency'' layer and it works better. The details stays too.
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Hi Unmesh, I tried doing a frequency separation and with a mixer brush tool, drag the normal brightness skin area into the shadows under the ''Low Frequency'' layer and it works better. The details stays too.
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suresh
First of all very nice tutorial. Learning a lot from u. After removing shadows. Can't we do frequency separation for fixing colours? As in that method we have full control of skin tones and texture.
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First of all very nice tutorial. Learning a lot from u. After removing shadows. Can't we do frequency separation for fixing colours? As in that method we have full control of skin tones and texture.
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Mayank
Hey. first of all a huge thanks for such a perfect videos for editing.
request:
I have a photo capture in unclear mirror. How to clean white lashes from the picture? Kindly suggest
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Hey. first of all a huge thanks for such a perfect videos for editing.
request:
I have a photo capture in unclear mirror. How to clean white lashes from the picture? Kindly suggest
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artist
Sir Jab me Photo editing karta Hu Photo shop me Uske Bad Photos jab Phon me leta Hu To Colour pc To Barabar Hote He Lekin Phon me Nai Hote pura Aalag hi Dikhta He Colour aesha Kyu
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Sir Jab me Photo editing karta Hu Photo shop me Uske Bad Photos jab Phon me leta Hu To Colour pc To Barabar Hote He Lekin Phon me Nai Hote pura Aalag hi Dikhta He Colour aesha Kyu
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Toms
This method dont seem to work for me because the aluminum has grain then needs to be matched. If I select the color next to it, it matched but its a a color with no texture.
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This method dont seem to work for me because the aluminum has grain then needs to be matched. If I select the color next to it, it matched but its a a color with no texture.
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Kolbasa
The right way to use desaturation is to use it in Color mode, not in Normal. And the same thing when you work with brightness, use Luminosity mode.
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The right way to use desaturation is to use it in Color mode, not in Normal. And the same thing when you work with brightness, use Luminosity mode.
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kris
Or, and I'm just gonna blue-sky this, stop holding your hand in front of your light source. It will improve your work flow no end.
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Or, and I'm just gonna blue-sky this, stop holding your hand in front of your light source. It will improve your work flow no end.
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Vivianne
I need to make the oposite. To remove a stain, which is brighter, in the pic. not a shadow. How does this technique work?
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I need to make the oposite. To remove a stain, which is brighter, in the pic. not a shadow. How does this technique work?
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