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Great tutorial! Will be putting this in my faves!
Chelsea can I buy presets for this type of editing or any other editing
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Is there any advantage to using the fill over a patch brush?
A lot of things that you do I usually do in Lightroom. Is it a personal preference thing?
Why do you guys make it seem so easy… Great video once again!!!! Tell Tony I'm still waiting on that rokinon 14mm. Keep up the great work thanks!!!!
Why do you guys make it seem so easy… Great video once again!!!! Tell Tony I'm still waiting on that rokinon 14mm. Keep up the great work thanks!!!!
Great video.
Geez, so much work! If I was a model, there'd be about 100hrs spent making me look pretty in post :S
great step by step tutorial! thanks Chelsea
Great video! It was very relaxing to watch and I learned a lot. 🙂
Are yall having an ultimate wildlife lens test coming out soon? if so, do you know the date of when its coming out? im Thinking about getting proffessional wildlife lens. Thanks, yalls videos are very informative and well made! thanks for the hard work and free vids!
why not using spot healing brush with content aware on?? much faster
Hi Chelsea thank you for that great editing no portraits love your work.
Allow me to Bob Rossify this already soothing and soft spoken tutorial. When Chelsea talks about adding a new effect, mentally insert "happy little" where applicable.
From all of me, happy photoshopping, and I'll see ya next time delicate little wave of my fingers
you have a very calm way of explaining stuff. you dont say too much or do too much. very simple to follow and to do by myself. I would love to see more of photoshop editings done by you
ridiculous 😀
This was very helpful, if you wanted to bring her lips together, how would you do it?
Really nice work/editing but the eyes are just too artificial. The blue eyes are destroying her natural beauty
Dodgy McDodgeface
Thanks Chelsea for sharing all the Editing process. It is great to see all changes you perform and try to understand the logic you apply to it, with back and forwards. Usually people don´t share in detail that part of the process. Regards from Peru.
Amazing photo editing! Great job!
There is a piece of hair or strange line left under her right eye if I am not mistaken. Check it out Chelsea.
While it is great work it is sad that in this day people like dolls and not the real look of humans … just my five cent, well market demands it and it is always lovely to watch highly skilled people doing their job, still wrong imho ..
It's a shame we have to photoshop out the 'real' person…why change her eye colour?
Great tutorial on how to use the tools, but she looked more like a doll in the finished edit.
Do you ever share both the "before retouch" and "after retouch" images with the client, or do you typically just show them the "after retouch" images?
Thank you for both this and the photography video. It is always interesting to see how another photographer works and what their thought process is. You've skipped the hardest part though… how to choose the final image(s). And yes I know there's a section in the book on that. =P
You may already know this (Photoshop has lots of hotkeys and it's hard to remember all of them) but 'Ctrl'+'Backspace' = fill with background colour, and 'Alt'+'Backspace' = fill with foreground colour… or if you are working on a mask it's fill with black or white. Once learned, it is faster and much more useful than an action, preset, or trying to fill a layer or selection with a brush.
Are you guys planning to Review the Sony a68?
Which Wacom tablet do you use?
Thanks for the video, I just learned a new way to get rid of blemishes. I like your videos and I like the fact that you guys actually reply to comments.
Qué bien!
Thanks !
HI Chelsea, Nice job! I always like to watch a more experienced hand. I liked how her skin tones came out. Natural skin is one of my weakest skills. Maybe in the future you can explain what some of the brush settings do. For example, how does flow affect the brush application as opposed to opacity. Really appreciate that you share your expertise with us! Keep it coming.
Chealsea, what's the model of this WACOM tablet? Thanks in advance!!! (amazing tutorial!)
too long!!
Great Tutorial Chelsea! Thank you!
Thanks Chelsea, you're awesome!
Why did you have to make her eyes blue though? The brown is beautiful.
THANK YOU! I just tried this on my first attempt at cleaning up an outdoor portrait I shot. It worked very well.
hallo what have you monitor? is this photoshop cc or and the name screenprogram thank you very much
I have learned so much just watching you working in Photoshop & Lightroom. So many things I had no idea either one of these programs did! If the photography gig doesn't work out I'm sure Adobe has a place for you on their team! Thanks Chelsea!
Plz. Which Monitor is best for Photo Editing & Photo retouching ( Model No Plz )
Did you really just say "for a more natural look" while photoshopping the hell out of a model's face? 🙂 Just taking the piss, great vid
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