Photoshop Eyes - How to Retouch Eyes

In this Photoshop tutorial you will learn how to retouch eyes and make them look great!
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[@AjnabiDostt]

your tutorial helps alot. thanks

[@tv510]

Sweet! I love hearing that.

[@suegilmore8000]

Thanks Terry. Great video and so well explained that I shall follow your instructions in future. This is a so much more efficient method of making eyes more attractive. 😊

[@tv510]

Thanks Sue!

[@Hullabaloo_School]

Hey Terry, love the video's. they help me a lot. I've never heard your last name before? is it German?

[@tv510]

Thanks for watching. My name is Dutch - a few generations removed from actually being in Holland.

[@scottymitch1]

Terry, why do you do your first adjustments in Lightroom and not ACR?

[@tv510]

Hi Scotty, for me, all my images reside in a Lightroom Classic catalog. So they are easy to find. Most all of the same controls are in Lightroom Classic as they are in ACR. Much faster workflow.

[@scottymitch1]

@@tv510 👍

[@markgoodwin5306]

Excuse my complete ignorance, could you explain the main difference between Command i and option delete?

[@tv510]

Hi Mark, these are keyboard shortcuts that you can use to quickly do things in Photoshop. I actually have a video about the shortcuts I use daily. th-cam.com/video/gnngnSYbOfc/w-d-xo.html Option delete will fill the layer with the background color. So depending on what color you have selected it will quickly fill the layer. Command I - inverts a selection. So if you have a can of soup on a kitchen counter selected. Command I will invert that selection and select the entire kitchen but not the can of soup. I hope that makes sense.

[@markgoodwin5306]

@tv510 It does make sense, thank you.