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Here's the image I'll be using for this tutorial. The woman's teeth look nice and white already, but the man's teeth appear a bit dull and yellow and could use a little whitening:
In this tutorial I will show you how I whiten teeth. I have seen it done a million ways but this way is my ultimate favorite. A friend of mine actually showed this to me a few years ago and I couldn't believe how it easy it was. And then she's all, �why are you kissing me?� Sometimes I just can't contain my nerdy love for Photoshop.
In this tutorial, we'll answer the question �how do I whiten teeth using photoshop?�. It's a simple concept that requires neat brushwork. We're going to create a Brightness and Contrast adjustment layer to make the fundamental change, and use some other techniques along the way. Image credit to sxc.hu user lousyrats
This tutorial will show you how to perform tooth whitening techniques in Adobe Photoshop to remove yellow teeth from people in your photos.
If you already have a suitable image for this tutorial open it in Photoshop, otherwise you can download this image. Open the image and duplicate it by pressing Ctrl+J, zoom in to the teeth and select the teeth nicely without going out to the gums. (Note: Use Quick Mask tool with Brush to make a smoother selection for better results).
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The dodge tool can be used to quickly whiten the teeth and eyes in Adobe Photoshop CS3 to give a quick makeover. In this video tutorial, you'll learn how to whiten teeth and eyes in Photoshop CS3.
Photoshop is the dream machine for all photo enhancers and designers. Not only can you make any portrait look perfect, you can do it easily and convincingly� once you know how. This article will show you, for example, how to whiten teeth and eyes using Photoshop. Some of the more complicated techniques will be over the head for the novice, but you'll be able to follow most of it. So drag a portrait into whatever Photoshop program you have, and let's get started: It's always a good idea to make a new layer, an exact duplicate, of your photo before you ever start the enhancement process. That way, if you decide you need to undo several steps, you'll always be able to quickly undo. Click �Layer� in the horizontal menu bar, click �Duplicate Layer,� then click �Ok.� Onward to the teeth-whitening. The easiest way to make teeth whiter in a photo is with your Dodge Tool. (Among your tool icons, it's the 7th down on the right hand column. If you don't see it there, right click on the icon and you'll find two hidden choices; one will be your Dodge Tool.) On the horizontal Tool Options Bar under the Menu, choose �Midtones� for Range, and 40% for Exposure. Also on the Tool Options Bar, choose the appropriate brush for this particular retouching job. Use your Magnifying Glass Icon in Tools to zoom in to the area you want to affect. Then run your brush over the teeth you want to whiten several times, slowly, without releasing your mouse. If you find that the Dodge tool whitened too much, you can either click �Edit,� then �Step Backward,� (to start over), or �Edit�, then �Fade Dodge Tool,� which will allow you to fade the whitening enhancement to your exact preference. The Dodge tool can also be used to whiten the whites of the eyes, and, in general for anything you want to lighten. Used with discretion, it's quite a handy tool. In Photoshop, there are always a number of methods to accomplish the same thing. Another way to whiten teeth would be the following: Select the teet with your Lasso tool icon, (second down on the left in your Tools). Then click on Image in your Menu, Adjustments, and Curves. Make sure the Channel box says RGB. Then, with your mouse, pick up the top right-hand corner of the box and drag the line over to the left. You will be able to watch the whitening process as you go. You can use the Curves tool to change color on any given selection, too. Photoshop is such a powerful program that it behooves any serious photographer to get familiar with at least the basics. Happy enhancing! Master The Basics Of Adobe Photoshop In Under 2 Hours With Easy To Follow Online Photoshop Video Tutorials. Full Details Here: Photoshop Tutorials
First off, zoom in to the mouth area and press 'q' to go into masking mode, then select a suitable sized brush and begin coloring in the teeth � because you are in masking mode it will paint over the area in a red shade. Don't worry about going over the edges as you can just delete any bits you messed up with the eraser brush. It should be looking like this :
First, open your picture, I used this one:
