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One Response to “Video Tutorial: Fake Studio Airbrushing”
Wow, you butchered the pictures. They already had great skin and then you just darkened everything waaay to much and made their faces slightly blurry. Definitely not professional quality, that’s for sure. Try using surface blur on a low level (it keeps the details but blurs out skin blemishes, then painting over the skin with a level 50 opacity soft brush on a new layer with the color of skin desired and set the opacity and hue on that. It’s much more professional and looks a LOT better…
Wow, you butchered the pictures. They already had great skin and then you just darkened everything waaay to much and made their faces slightly blurry. Definitely not professional quality, that’s for sure. Try using surface blur on a low level (it keeps the details but blurs out skin blemishes, then painting over the skin with a level 50 opacity soft brush on a new layer with the color of skin desired and set the opacity and hue on that. It’s much more professional and looks a LOT better…