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This tutorial was sent by friend of mine BCool. This effect is perfect for wrinkle, birth mark and freckles removal. Using a Healing Brush tool in Adobe Photoshop makes it easy and fun. You couldn't find this tool in old versions of this program by the way. This technique is widely used for dating websites and rejuvenation of some photos.
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Expensive creams and potions from cosmetics companies pledge to remove years from your face, but rarely fully deliver upon their promises. Photoshop, however, comes with several tools that really can make you appear MUCH younger... and they are free to reuse over and over again! This tutorial details a technique for simple wrinkle removal using the Healing Brush Tool present in versions of Photoshop 7.0 and greater. No special skills are required - only a keen eye, a little free time, and a decent quality photograph.
The healing brush in Adobe Photoshop CS3 can be used to quickly remove dark circles under the eyes and wrinkles on the skin. In this video tutorial, you'll learn how to remove dark circles under eyes and wrinkles in Photoshop CS3.
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Buy. Download. Create. Get Photoshop CS3 now at the Adobe Store. Photoshop for Students. Get super savings at the Adobe Academic Store. Use Photoshop's Healing Brush And Patch Tool To Remove Wrinkles The clone tool is one of the most often used tools when it comes to retouching in Photoshop. But two other tools that are often overlooked by people new to the sport are the Healing Brush and the Patch tools. In this tutorial, I'm going to show you how to remove some wrinkles from an elderly lady's face. To ensure that we get a realistic result we'll firstly duplicate the background layer and carry out all changes on this duplicate layer. On completion of retouching, we'll use the two layers together to get a more natural look. Retouching on a separate layer One way to protect your original image is to do your retouching work on a duplicate layer of the original image. Then, you can retouch the duplicate layer. When you finish retouching, you can blend the two layers. This technique usually enhances the results, making your retouching work look more natural and realistic. The Healing Brush tool uses sample pixels from an image to let you correct imperfections. The amazing thing about the Healing Brush is that it also matches the lighting, shading, texture and transparency of the sampled pixels to the pixels being healed. It results in a very natural looking image. STEP 1 Open up the image that you want to retouch. I'm working on a portrait photograph of an older lady. STEP 2 In the Layers palette, click on the Background layer and then press Ctrl+J to create a duplicate layer. Double-click the new layer (called Layer 1), and rename it Repairs and press Enter (Windows) or Return (Mac OS). Leave this new layer selected (highlighted in blue). STEP 3 In the toolbox, select the Healing Brush tool , which may be hidden under the Patch tool . STEP 4 On the tool options bar, open the Brush pop-up palette and set the brush diameter to a suitable size ? you need it to be big enough to cover wrinkle lines ? I chose 12 pixels. Close the palette and select the Aligned check box. Leave the other settings at their defaults ( Normal selected as the Mode option and Sampled selected for Source). Notice the two wrinkles running horizontally across the man's forehead. (Zoom in if necessary.) STEP 5 Hold down Alt (Windows) or Option (Mac OS) and click a smooth area of the forehead, on the left side of the image, to set the sample point. Then, drag the Healing Brush tool over the l...
Everyone's trying to mimic this popular Photography trend of grungy photos of old or homeless people. Find out the secret Photoshop technique that makes wrinkles look dramatic and sculptured.
First open the image in which you would like to apply the wrikles in it
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