Removing flash hotspots: Photoshop retouching

[khitboi]

wonderful..

[Rednelm]

..........he's.......orange...­.

[altiris]

excellent, Thanks!!

[Jowhke11]

very helpful :)

[DreZGiant]

Bret? Present.

Jemaine? Present.

Murray present.

[Damnated6mil]

@DreZGiant Hahaha, he reminded me of The Conchords as well.

[cursedbyday]

why are all the tutors have either australian or english accents?

[TheRealEmskiHelp]

@cursedbyday Because we're smarter :D.

[karl0sCannIbaLFoetuS]

Excellent! I just did it and got a great fixed image. Thank You

[proudpinay0308]

it was pretty easy for me! thanks a lot!

[lukealexanderclark]

Can you do this in reverse? for example, if you have shadows on basically white/ cream surface can you blend them to match the surface?

[tgriffplayer]

well his skin is nice doesnt need to fix anything really

[sbrener]

Excellent tutorial - can use with GIMP pretty much as is.

[enlibra]

Thank you!!!

[sexocity123]

Better than patch tool 100x

[suzieqt68]

Great tutorial! Thanks!

[sarakonar]

Good job!

[thedarkone123123]

I'm not a fan of this method. I prefer patching every hotspot separately and then setting the transparency of the layer. That way the skin doesn't look so plastic and monochromatic.

[theonesalman]

hey ranash....great work...please tell us one more thing and upload a demo if possible..the problem is...how to make finishing on your 2mega pixel mobile captured's photo (let say on face)...which must look like more smoothing pic captured from a 10mega pixel camera..r u getting problem...??....if not then i can elaborate it more..?..please uplaod some demo related to this problem..i can see you are a professional photoshop designer and u know which tool is used for which effect..

[DarkShonobi]

Wow..

[fabtellem]

wow

[Shereeeeeeeeeeeee]

nahhhhh,

just use the patch tooool :(

[Kaarox]

when you see it. you'll shit bricks!

[Tofiskux]

HhA "Him and Snoop Dogg, Looking Very Tight Together" Lmao sounds funny. No disrespect =D

[ThaFunkFanatic]

Cool--I like it. Thanx

[kurtc0841n]

why does everyone use layer make. why dont you just rub it out? it makes no sense to me

[Shereeeeeeeeeeeee]

yeah, the eraser does the same thing xD

[msleenonA]

i think u r just great

[bzkjim]

Thanks,i didn't knew that!!!

[kogi04]

Nice work ranash. You have talent for teaching these kind of things.

[BrandonMichaelSpear]

amazing! and so easy to do

thanks!

[GimmaProductions]

"the burn tool is a distructive tool" lol

[Dunkelseele]

Actually it is a destructive one. The word comes from "destroy" and means what it says.

[cooloffdog]

If have a lot to learn and you are going to be my teacher thanks. I can understand you.

[thesex1988]

thankyou this has helped me so much 'hi5' :D

[NatalieSaysFuckYou]

lol "looking very tight together"

xD

[7881532]

how did you dot hat i have photoshop dont how to use it help meeeeeeee

[saturatedskillz]

Very Good Video Help me a lot

[moniagata1990]

wow! great video thanksss!

[505Hoops]

Ranish

You rock. About time to someone considered such a topic. All the way man!

[hondatmx]

thank you for a good tutorial, god bless u lol

[tib1389]

wow...

you're good, sir.

[Pringels22]

Lol.. i have same looking cap ^.^

[mitou1616]

You do great tutorials! I learn a lot from you.Thanks

[PistachioMuffins]

I've found that for lighter skinned people, the opacity needs to be dropped to about 30-40%, sometimes less.

[UnderDaGroundAndMore]

Excellent Just Great Thumbs Up!

[EverSinceDa80s]

no problem i appreciate the work. you did a really good job and i like the video too it came out dope.

Cliff :)

[joya1987]

whahah soo cute "looking very tight together" lmao. :) you rule :)

muah!

crazy lill dutch joy ;)

[IamHexxorz]

@joya1987 doesnt sound dutch at all o_o what do you mean