Blemish Retouching Information

Learn to easily remove blemishes with seamless results.

Blemishes are distracting and removing them is the first step in any retouch as part of making your portrait subject look their absolute best and creating an image that stands out. In this course, we take an in-depth look at the different strengths and weaknesses of the four tools used for blemish removal; the patch tool, the healing brush tool, the spot healing brush tool, and the clone stamp.

What You’ll Learn In Blemish Retouching?

Introduction

A rapid introduction to the techniques I’ll be teaching you in this course.

Setting up your Workspace

It is crucial to have a workspace that is set-up for maximum productivity and in this lesson I’ll show you how to do that with Photoshop’s workspaces.

Using the Patch Tool

In this lesson, I’ll show you the tricks and techniques to maximize the effectiveness of Photoshop’s Patch tool to remove blemishes seamlessly.

Using the Healing Brush

Photoshop’s Healing brush tool is imperative for getting perfect skin and in this lesson I’ll show you how you can use it to get excellent results.

Using the Spot Healing Brush

Photoshop’s new Spot Healing Brush tool can save you a ton of time when used correctly. In this lesson you’ll learn to set it up properly and where to use it.

The Clone Stamp Tool

The Clone Stamp tool is the original blemish removal tool and in this lesson, I’ll show you the most efficient way to use it to get perfect-looking skin.

The Diffusion Slider

We take a step back to learn about a crucial change made in Photoshop, how it influences your retouching and how to use the Diffusion slider as part of this.

Conclusion

A closing chapter on what you’ve learned in this course and what my favorite tool is for blemish removal.

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