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Adobe Photoshop CS6 Top 100 Simplified Tips and Tricks by Lynette Kent

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ADD DEPTH TO THE EYES AND LIPS to enhance them

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When you work on any portrait, you need to make

small changes. Large changes are too often obvious,

and your subjects want to see themselves and be

seen at their best, not different. Using multiple layers,

you can easily create more variations in brush strokes

and color and adjust the opacity of each layer

independently. With adjustments on multiple layers, it

is also easier to delete enhancements that do not

seem natural.

Using a pressure-sensitive pen tablet also gives more

variety to brush strokes. Many of the brush options

can be set to respond to pressure or tilt, allowing you

to alter brush styles with fewer trips to the Brushes

panel. Use light brush strokes rather than heavy ones

and the Photoshop brushes respond to the pressure.

Making the eyes sparkle by using Vibrance

adjustments and variation of digital dodging and

burning in Photoshop helps draw the viewers’

attention to the eyes and engages them in the

photo.

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) Click Brush Tip Shape.

q Select a very small brush to

match the size of the eyelashes.

w Click and drag the Hardness

slider to 100% to build a

completely hard-edged brush.

e Drag the brush angle and the

dots on the roundness icon to

conform the brush shape to the

eyelashes of one eye.

r Paint over the eyelashes one at a

time to darken them.

t Repeat steps 23 and 24 to adjust

the brush for different-angled

eyelashes.

y Press the spacebar and click and

drag in the image to move to the

other eye.

u Repeat steps 23 and 24, adjusting

the brush to fit the shape of the

lashes of the other eye.

i Click the Brushes close button to

close the Brushes panel.

o Press Option+spacebar

(Alt+spacebar) and click in the

image to zoom out to see the

whole face.

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