History Brush Dodge & Burn Photoshop Plugin - The George DeWolfe Method

The History Brush Dodge And Burn Photoshop Plugin is based on the method taught by George DeWolfe. George wrote a very nice article explaining the use of the history brush on the Luminous Landscape website.
It uses a single tool, “the history brush” with different blend modes to paint on itself to achieve accurate dodge and burn effects in the photograph. One of the main features of the plugin is that we don’t have to remember which blend mode to choose as this is selected automatically based on the option chosen.
George DeWolfe Fine Print Book: 0:29
George DeWolfe History Brush Article: 1:30
History Brush Dodge & Burn PluginL 4:04
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[@jonkers2007]

Hi Ian. As a result of following the links and watching your video, I bought the panel and am delighted with it. I tried using history brush before but found it too complicated. What you’ve done here is made it very intuitive and simple, allowing me to focus on creativity rather than history states and layers. Thank you for the work you’ve put into this. John

[@dbw]

Thanks John. not one of the easiest plugins to create I have to admit but the objective was to try and make the history states as easy as possible for the user

[@danieleaccardo2217]

thank you for this video and for the references

[@dbw]

Thank You