3 Stress-Free Portrait Touch-Ups
Create dramatic eyes, hide bags and blemishes, and de-emphasize double chins with these clever, fully editable fixes. Your loved ones will thank you.
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Related Tags: Portrait Retouching, retouching eyes, undereye circles
North Mason
November 30, 2011 at 11:53 am
These tips, tricks, and how-to’s definitely lived up to the promise of the title. There were three techniques that enhanced my photos with no added stress.
Alfred
March 27, 2012 at 7:54 am
Hi Lesa, ……I used your great , experienced , instructions to complete some photos of my grand-daughter when she was only 18 ( she’e OLD now,,she says,,at 33 ) and she was wowed by the skin surface, though I had made great efforts not to overdo the work…I would like to thank you for your efforts , allowing people like myself ( a real olde Fart) to take part in all the knowledge that you share is wonderful to my senses, never mind my grand-daughters. Keep up the good work. I have printed out the P.D.F and it has joined the others in my library of wisdom…thank you “Ben”
Brian
May 28, 2012 at 9:42 pm
Thank you, a very useful technique which I’ll use on my granddaughter, so Ben (above) isn’t the only ol’ fart who’s interested in beautiful faces.
Brian, Liverpool, England.
Maureen
January 18, 2013 at 2:16 pm
I am using PSE 9 and must be making a mistake somewhere. Where do I find Mode:Mask? Is it the same as Layer Mask? Then am I looking at reveal all or hide all? I am not getting the picture once I go to Filter, distort, liquefy. Just getting a blank background and the areas I brushed show up in black. Help !!