UPDATED DODGING AND BURNING ROUTINE
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This is my updated photoshop Dodge and Burn tutorial that can be used in fashion photography, portrait photo retouching. It make skin retouching nice and easy. This is my updated tutorial video as I felt that my previous one I did not explain things properly.
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So many views and people are too lazy to give it a thumbs up. I always do Anita.
WOW! I watch these kind of videos all the time and rarely come across such a straightforward and effective technique, tremendous in simplicity and guidance! Thank you!
Hey Anita!
I thought I share my way of doing it :) So first thing is that you actually don't need to fill up the layer with 50% grey. You can just create a blank layer with Soft Light blend mode and start brushing white or black on it. The effect will be the same, but later if you want to generally darken the whole layer, you can do that by just clipping a Curves adjustment layer to that. If you fill the layer with grey, then you can't darken or lighten the whole layer because in that case the whole image is affected.
Also you can do the dodge and burn on the same empty layer, you don't have to do it on separate layers. If you want to lower the effect, you can lower that in the blending options. Go to the blending options and find the Blend if part, and you can adjust the darks and highs there. Also you can increase the effect with a curves layer clipped to it, so basically you don't have to use two separate layer. And if you use just one layer, you can do the dodging and burning very quickly, because in that case you can just change the dodge or burn by pressing the X key, so you just quickly changing what color are you brusing, black and white.
Well said (Y)
Nice tips
Wow I'm blown away by the before and after!!! Still looks so natural but made a huge difference!
great to see the effects from the before and after and how this simple technique enhanced the image profoundly. Thanks for sharing!
Excellent video! Finally, an easy explanation dodging and burning for retouching :) Thanks, Anita!
Omg how easy is this technique ???!! Amazing thank you for sharing !
This is one of the easier methods for d&b. I may start using it so thanks for sharing. I know I will get carried away and have like 5 dodging layers and 5 burning layers but hey, that's what group folders are for.
Thank you so much to share with us your techniques to retouch! 💖
Awesome tutorial! You make it so easy to follow!
Hi Anita,
Eshaan from India! Just wanted to say I love your work.... I learn so much from you! Really appreciate the stuff you’re putting out! Big hug 🤗
Perfect Timing to watch alongside my Sunday edits, thanks for the great tutorial. I always enjoy your workflow videos!
Your Photoshop Tutorials are the best!!
Thanks Anita! How would you smooth out wrinkles though?
I think I finally understood dodging and burning, thanks so much! This was so helpful and interesting, I absolutely love learning from you:)
Love this going to continue to work on it. I have been using two curves laters in a folder. I like this way.
Anita I really Ilke all your videos you are a great photographer. thank you for sharing .Also I really like your voice you are divine.
This is so beautiful! Thanks for being an amazing teacher!!😍✨
Love your work! Will you share with us how to deal with messy darkness in backlit portraits? I find it very annoying. Thank you!
Well done 👍🏼
You are amazing!
amazing video! thank you a lot for it!
Lovely tutorial! Keep being inspiring! :)
Dope!
Does this work on dark skin? Thanks for the great info Anita!
Amazing! Thank you!! ❤️❤️
fill a layer with black and put the blend mode to Color then you can use a contrast curve over that.. :)
Hi Anita!
Can you please show your technique on dodging and burning dark African Amercian skin please?
do you work with colours before or after retouching?
So basically you do now use Frequency Separation? Thanks
Can you use this to remove dark bags under the eyes? Thanks for this video!
Fantastico Anita! xxx
amazing, thank you!
People plz help) When to use healing brush? Before D&B or after?
Thank you!
Amazing! :O thank you for sharing :)
Thank you! Just wondering, what was the brush hardness % set at?
Normally very soft, most people use it at 0% hardness. But of course there are some situations when you want to use a harder one, but not for usual d&b for beauty stuff with pretty soft and diffused light.
I love you tutorials and i'm a huge fan of your work but i don't get how using the black and white layer is destructive, especially if you creating it on a new layer and it doesn't change the pixels. A lot of photographers i follow use a help layer, if you could please clarify this, that would be great
Otobong James I think what she means is using a black and white adjustment layer can give you inaccurate color. So you will essentially be dodging and burning areas that don’t need it because your eye is fooled from the adjustment layer. It’s better to use a hue and saturation adjustment and then lower the saturation to 0 and if you need contrast, add a curves adjustment layer
Keara Suckra interesting..thanks a lot for the reply! I'd be doing that then!
@@mycupcakehustle though I think even more accurate would be just adding a black solid in color blending as a helper.
very good job!!! :-)
what I dont understand is the purpose of editing on 50% gray layer opposed to just directly... whats the difference
Nice video :)
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Is it really necessary to remove the dark area below the eyes? I mean, how much is too much? I feel like that was part of her character and it felt a bit wrong to see it gone.
Overdone. Her face looks much flatter in the after shots.