How to Remove Glare from Glasses in Photoshop
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How to Remove Glare from Glasses in Photoshop
It’s always a sad time when you end up with unwanted reflections in someone’s glasses :( Learn how to utilize the clone source dialogue to remove glare in today's episode!
Short and Sweet
For this technique, you will need to make sure that there is one eye that is relatively clear of reflection, so that we can use it to copy to the other eye.
The clone stamp settings we use (found on the top bar) are:
- Opacity - 100%
- Flow - 100%
- Sample: Current and Below
To get to the Clone Source Dialogue, go to Window - Clone Source. This is where we can really get down to the nitty gritty details. Here, some helpful things to do are:
- Turn on “Show Overlay” to reveal a preview of what you are cloning
- Flip the Width so that the cloning is flipped horizontally
Then, we clone from the left eye over to the right eye to take care of the majority of the glare. Be sure to match up the glasses as closely as you can; the preview is helpful for this! Feel free to use layer masks to fix any areas that were cloned too much.
We also use a lower opacity clone stamp (50%) to smooth out some rougher areas.
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Phenomenal tutorial Phlearn! Sometimes I say "Man, I wish PhotoShop can do [this]" and in this case, it can and I didn't even know it! Thanks so much for sharing!
Phenomenal! I was able to edit my pic that had an incredibly strong glare (the light was virtually completely white / opaque) and the photo looks like there was absolutely none! Thank you!
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I learned a lot of useful tips which will help me out in the current and future jobs. Thanks for taking the time to make this! Clone stamp (and patch) are incredibly useful tools which have helped me remove glare from product photos. I'll check out your other videos.
Absolutely awesome video. I learned so much about the clone stamp tool on top of all the rest.
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I was just searching through your videos yesterday for hints on how to remove glare from glasses.
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Great info about the clone stamp tool. Here's a tip for shooting glasses - take the lenses out.
Thanks so much! I had no idea about clone source dialog. Saved my day!
My mind was just blown. I use the clone stamp all the time and never knew about the "clone source" panel. If I needed a mirror clone I would just copy the layer, then flip, then clone. Thanks for the tip Aaron!
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Once again a very informative tutorial, I never knew clone source existed, thank you :)
The shortcut for Show Overlay is Caps Lock. It's also applicable in in every tool that uses brush. Thanks Aaron for sharing your skills to us. More power!👍
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That was genius! I didn't know about those features with the clone stamp tool! Thanks guys!
I've found that it's useful to take a couple of pictures of clients without their glasses when you realise the glare is gonna be a problem, it's a far better source for the clone stamp! Also when your clients/models aren't facing you with their head square, you can't just copy the other eye and flip it cos of the position of the iris.
+Moses Lee Just adjust your lights until there is no glare! That's how we did it back in the 80's always fix your issues in studio it will save you much time in post
So easy and I've never found that I could clic to flip the source
Yo have always a tip to make my work easier
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Great! I used this in a photo and it worked just like shown in the video. Congratulations, and thanks a lot!
Thank you! You rock! Needed this for a job I just did. No matter how i adjusted the light I kept getting some reflection.
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Great technique, I will be using this. Thank you.
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Definitely helps, I will be using this method indeed ^_^
Won't this only work if the subject is looking straight at the camera though (with no hair over one eye or anything)?
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Ooh Aaron, you are amazing, it's a nightmare when i take pics. for my family at night with flash, and most of them wearing glasses. Thanks alot
I watched like 5 of your videos today to help me learn portrait retouching. This one really helped me out with my glasses glare - thanks!!! Your tutorials are the best! P.S. I notice in each video I watched today you had more hair! ;p
Now I can finally wear glasses in my photos instead of just taking them off. Thanks man! Great tutorial as always.
Great as always! I recently shot a portrait for a friend. she wanted it to be outside in nature but at this time of the year you don't find a lot of green places. Maybe you could show a way to paint leaves on to leafless trees. I haven't tried it yet but i guess you had to recreate the lights and shadows in every leave somehow maybe with a custom brush. But when you randomize its rotation etc. the lighting would be off aswell. If there is a way around that I think it would give a pretty interesting tutorial.
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You could make tutorial for removing whole glasses (it is like removing anything else, just combining (healing) brush and clone stamp, but it would be interesting) :)
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Hey Aaron, just wondering how you would go about making an artificially tarnished mirror in photoshop. Thanks for all the help! Keep up the good work!
Great tip. Thank you.
This is quite helpful, and now I know more options about the clone stamp now that I didn't know before. I would like to ask how to remove debris and unwanted things in the glass. I took a frame from my GoPro of me flying over clouds and I would like to know how to remove the ugly bugs from the window and other reflections that don't look pleasant to the eye.
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I tried it on a photo : the result is just perfect !
Thanks, I didn't know about the reversing option or even the clone source dialog box. Great tips.
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I used Ps now for 6 years but you still give me some very useful tips which I really do appreciate. Keep the good work going' ;-)
(P.S: You forgot to stamp out the shadow on the right bottom corner. Like this, it seems the photo got 2 lightning sources which wasn't the case I guess)
The best PS tutorials. Would be interesting to have a showcase where its actually not possible to fix the problem! A little bit of real life issues as well, perhaps find an alternative route to get out of the problem without that having to be retouching. Sometimes I have found that cropping myself out of trouble has been my only option, but then again, I'm not as clever as Aaron here. Again, thanks for sharing!
Excellent!!! Thank you.
An easier alternative: when shooting, use a polarizing filter to cancel most of the reflections. It is so much easier to fix any potential problems that a polarizing filter might create than to get rid of big white reflections in Photoshop.
So, whenever your subject has glasses, put a polarizing filter on your lens.
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I love your tips, but you always use the most perfect photos to start with. What would be great is to see this kind of thing with a photo that isn't almost symmetrical. Maybe some asymmetrical lighting/texture etc.
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My friend shared this video with me after I messed up and did a 10-person outdoor session and forgot to ask Grandpa to slightly turn his head. THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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the great thing .. first time i know the clone source do that .. thank you
Clone source dialog, who knew??? I love it. and thanks.
Hi Aaron..1st GREAT PS help. Thaanks. i have an imaage taken in bright sunlight under the shadow fa moulting tree and i'd like to even out the sunshine/shadow on the face. Whats the best way to do that? can i add the image? Roy
This is great info! Thanks again for another really useful tutorial.
I'll be using this for corsetry product shots (They wrinkle in unfortunate ways...)
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