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Tutorial: Light & Shade : Light Reshaping in Photoshop {Basic}
30
Oct
Practicing on how to reshape light in your pictures by creating a circle and adding value to create a 3 dimension figure. This exercise can be used as a starting point on enhancing light in photographs as well by using the paint brush tool and playing with the opacity . it works like the burn and doge tool but better.
Click more info to see all the links 🙂 Animated lights : i176.photobucket.com Animated snow : i50.tinypic.com ::Resources:: Tree brush : www.obsidiandawn.com Grass brush: fbrushes.com Space brushes used for snow : designm.ag Snowflake shape : dezignus.com Snowflake font : www.dafont.com
Body reshaping with Liquify: Photoshop retouching
17
Mar
High Quality www.youtube.com Use one of the best pro techniques to reshape and mold a body with Photoshop’s scary powerful liquify filter. Image courtesy Vincent Boiteau www.studio.es
Tutorial Part 2 – Post Enhancing screenshot IMVU – Reshaping
28
Feb
TUTORIAL FOR THIS BEFORE PIC: i96.photobucket.com COMES IN SEVERAL PARTS, AFTER PIC: i96.photobucket.com
Video Rating: 4 / 5
IMVU – KLLGraphix – Tutorial Part 3 – Reshaping avatar/ Post enhancing
06
Feb
Reshaping the avatar in photoshop http;//avatars.imvu.com/kllgraphix – i take requests come check out my page
A simple Photoshop Technique that ended up in hysteric nonsensity. Photoshop CS3 is used and yeah…
Video Rating: 5 / 5
Reshaping an eyebrow – Photoshop CS5: Portrait Retouching from lynda.com
05
Feb
Watch the entire course at www.lynda.com InPhotoshop CS5: Portrait Retouching, professional photographer and instructor Chris Orwig uses his extensive experience with Photoshop to focus on the specific tools every photographer needs to adjust images and keep them looking genuine. This course explores this program’s deep resources for portrait retouching and inspires photographers to do their creative best with everything from blemishes to backdrops.
Video Rating: 0 / 5
I decided to make a little video to show how quick yet simple it is to decently retouch a photo. Of course, I didn’t get into much detail, I only took about 5 minutes at the most on it, then doubled the speed so it would fit with the song. I’m not by any means saying this is an amazingly done retouch-job, because it’s not, but the point was to show that it’s not very hard (plus I wanted to play around with CamStudio). Anywho, enjoy! Song: Backbone – There For Tomorrow
Video Rating: 4 / 5