Chris Orwig – Portrait Retouching 201

Chris Orwig – Portrait Retouching 201Learn how to use Photoshop to create add eye-catching style to your portrait photography. What you’ll LearnLearn how to use Photoshop to add, eye-catching style to portrait photography. Follow along as I take you step-by-step through a simple portrait project. Beginning with a raw image, we will retouche and clean up the image. Next we will look at how to improve color and tone and create a textured background from scratch. Finally, learn how to improve edge detail and focus, change colors, and create a portrait you love.Lessons9 Length51 Minutes LevelBeginner SoftwarePhotoshop CurriculumWelcome and OverviewListen along as Chris provides the vision and overview of the project ahead. Get the Source Files for this project using the download link above.Getting StartedGetting started by importing the portrait and textures into Photoshop.Retouching DetailsLearn how to professionally retouching away distracting details.Improving the NeckDiscover how to improve the light and the wrinkles on the neck.Fixing ShadowsLearn an advanced Curves and Masking techniques for fixing unwanted shadowsAddingTexture to the BackgroundMake the studio background come to life by adding a texture.Improving Edge Details and FocusDiscover how to improve edge details and the overall sharpness of the frame.Changing ColorLearn how to customize and fine-tune the color in order to craft the look.Finals Steps with a PluginSometimes using Photoshop isn’t enough. With this image, let’s look at how to use a 3rd party plugin to take the look even further. Sneak Peak Portrait Retouching 201$47Learn how to use Photoshop to create add eye-catching style to your portrait photography.Proof ContentSale Page: https://www.chrisorwigtraining.com/portrait-retouching-201 Archive: https://archive.is/fPndv Reviews There are no reviews yet.Be the first to review “Chris Orwig – Portrait Retouching 201” Cancel replyYour rating *Rate…PerfectGoodAverageNot that badVery poorYour review *Name *Email *Δ