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Retouching or touch the photos can be easily done in a modern image editing software. One of the favorite programs Adobeâ € ™ s Photoshop, which this guide is based on. Other programs have similar tools and can be used same way. In areas such as photojournalism and documentary photography, retouching and layout should be used very slightly.

Why retouch?

Retouching is usually used to remove stains and spots on the photos that result dust and dirt from the lens and sensor. It can also be used to eliminate unwanted detail in a photograph, such as those little pieces of litter that you didn € ™ t notice when you are beautiful, the image on the skin or imperfections on cute photo model youâ € ™ ve just made a stunning portrait.

Using â € ~ klon stampa € ™ and â € ~ € ™ healing brush tools is straight forward. S â € ~ € ™ stampa a clone tool, first choose a reference point from where you want to copy the image pixels. Then go â € ~ € ™ paint the side stains, as you used, â € ~ Paintbrush € ™. It is best to use a large, uniform areas of the image, where there's € ™ s no significant difference in color or texture. If that's € ™ s not the case, â € ~ € ™ healing brush usually provides a better option. Ita € ™ s used in the same way, but takes into account the color and texture around place youâ € ™ re trying to remove. Most of the time to remove spots with a single â € ~ stroke Paintbrush € ™, so no traces revised.

Before submitting your photos to my stock agency, I always check the pictures for unwanted spots. No agency or photos like the buyer to get â € ~ dirtyâ € ™ Submission ita € ™ s important to be 100% sure that you get all of them prior to your photos to the client. I developed a little method easier for me on the spot and stain removal. Ita € ™ is easy, just create a layer adjustment (after pressing F1 for help if youâ € ™ re not sure how? it), select â € ~ curves € ™ and vice versa very high, especially in the most spot-prone areas such as sky and empty space. This will allow everyone in the place stand out clearly and easily detected. Now click the original background layer to make sure, that's € ™ s where you work and continue to â € ~ klon stampa € ™ and â € ~ € ™ healing brush tool to remove them one by one. When youâ € ™ re done editing, delete layer again. Now youâ € ™ re sure you gota € ™ em all!

Another couple of great tools for retouching As â € ~ burning tool € ™ and â € ~ € ™ dodge tool. Â € ~ € ™ burn tool is used to produce bright and dark areas € ~ â € ™ dodge tool for the production of dark areas brighter. Set% share something like 20% and the size of brushes, what is appropriate for your specific purpose. It's nice what you can choose between working the shadows, midtones or just points. Ita € ™ sa common problem that the sky is overexposed, but quickly swiping € ~ â € ™ tool to burn through the white sky (with a chosen to work on points), makes it light gray, as if it was overcast. For portraits, € ~ â € ™ dodge tool is excellent for the production teethes smiling mouth more white. Since the tool preserves all the textures, it looks more natural than they actually start painting things gray or white.

€ â € ™ sponge tool is also useful for de-loaded or loaded some parts of the photo. As with overexposed areas, strong colors to draw our attention. Use â € ~ spongeâ € ™ drawing attention to important parts of your photographs and from distracting things in the background. Like all digital changes, use it moderately, no more than what is currently needed. Less is more.

But perhaps the most beautiful trick of all is one:

Chromatic aberration and chromatic noise effects resulting from high ISO settings on the camera pain can be addressed. Noise can be removed by a special plug-in filters such NoiseNinja (Photoshop to build new models in the removal noise is becoming more and more), but leave everything a little less sharp. Another option is to retouch far to boring miniature details throughout the day. But there is some combination that works just short magically as the chromatic disorders, try to: First go to the â € ~ Filter> Blur> Gaussian Blur and set € ™ radius of about 7 px. This will of course Your image is completely blurred. But then go to â € ~ Edit> Fade Gaussian Blur € ™ and then â € ~ Mode = Color € ™. Youâ € ™ re I believe what was happening, until you try it yourself. Sharpness is restored and all the chromatic disturbances disappeared! This tends to leave his image with a little less color saturation, but it is easily taken care of in â € ~ Image> Adjustment> Hue / Saturation € ™. You can also check other artifacts. If you find any, are now easily removed with â € ~ klon stampa € ™ and the healing brush tool € ™ described above.

About the Author:

The author, Morten Svenningsen, is an award-winning Danish photographer and journalist based in Asia. Visit his web site www.mortensvenningsen.com to see examples of his work. It’s now even possible to order his photos as fine art prints and posters!

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