Photoshop Tricks to Enhance Photos Quality:

by Kais Wift Photographer

According to my experience here I want to share some useful Photoshop tricks that will enhance your photo quality instantly. That are just some stunning cool tricks, That you probably ought to know how to do in Photoshop, Maybe you already know how to do some of them .I am sure there'll be some stuff in here that you really like and will help Up your Photoshop game a little bit as well. A lot this kind of stuff, where I just sit there and just ramble and talk on. But with that out of the way, let's jump into Photoshop right now and check this thing out. Of different retouching techniques that I think you'll really enjoy. After getting expertise in these tricks you will also be able to increase work productivity in Photoshop Actions or another stuff that are used to image editing process.

 

So Here Are Some Important Photoshop Tricks That You Should Now:

 

Boost The Contrast Of Photo:

 

An easy way to quickly boost the contrast of any photo is to add a levels adjustment layer And just set its blend mode to soft light. Use your opacity slider to dial the contrast in exactly as you wish.

 

Sharpen A Photo:

Moving on, sharpening. The best way to sharpen a photo in Photoshop is to go filter, camera raw, it's going to send the photo out to the camera raw editor. And the trick here is to, well, first of all find the sharpening function in camera raw .but hold down your alt or option key as you use these sliders, it gives you a really great way to look at the sharpening as it's happening And make sure you don't sleep on that masking slider. It just helps restrict that sharpening To exactly the areas of the photo that need it.

 

Beautify Sunset:

One of my best tricks to beautify sunsets and make them explode with color is to use color balance. Add a color balance adjustment layer to your sunset or sunrise photos. Pump that blue, the magenta, and the red and midtone shadows and highlights maybe play around with the rest of the colors a little bit. See what looks good to you. It's gonna make any sunset look epic.

 

Skin Blemishes:

Moving right along, a great way to clean up skin blemishes is to create a new layer and to use the regular healing brush, not the spot healing brush. Set to sample current and below. Hold down your alt or option key and sample a clean area of skin and simply paint away the blemishes. Now, the trick here is, you can use a larger healing brush and paint over large areas of blemish, like bags under the eyes, maybe a large scar, or wrinkles and then just reduce that layer's opacity and it will help fade those kinds of things. So, wrinkles while they're still there will be far less pronounced.

 

Change The Color:

To quickly and realistically change the color of any object in your photo, add a solid color fill layer and fill it with whatever color you like. Then, invert that layer's mask by hitting command or control I and then set the overall layer to the blend mode of either hue or color. You can play with them and see what you like more for your particular image. Then, set your foreground color to white and use the brush tool and paint in the layer mask to reveal the color effect only over the object. You wish to change the color of.

 

 

Smooth Faded Shadows Effects:

 

Add a curves adjustment layer and pull straight up on the black point. Then pull down a second point around the 80% brightness range of your image. Then boost the highlights by dragging just a tiny bit upward around about the 40% brightness area of the curve. Bonus tip here, use those color channels and curves. Try adding a little blue to the shadows and maybe a drop of yellow and red to the highlight areas of the photo. Maybe even a little magenta to the shadows as well.

See what works with your image and be subtle.

 

Adjust Balance:

 

Balance of light in your photo and almost digitally relight it. Set your foreground color to black And add a gradient fill layer. Choose the foreground to transparent gradient and set the angle to 90 degrees. Then, drag the gradient to darken up the bottom of your photo just a little bit. You can literally click on the gradient and drag it. Repeat that step but set white as your foreground color and set this gradient to the angle of negative 90 degrees. So, you'd brighten up the top part of the photo and then set both of these layers to the soft light blend mode and, again, use the opacity sliders to dial it in and make it look just perfect. Alright, number eight; this is one of my favorites. For the best consistently good black and white photo you can get across the board,Press the letter D and then press the letter X, it does will set white as your foreground color. Then add a gradient map adjustment layer and use the foreground to background gradient. Your image will go to look crazy, totally inverted, totally messed up. But just go ahead and hit the hot key, command or control J. It will duplicate that flipped and flopped and inverted layer and you will get this amazing, smooth yet contrast, black and white image.

 

Cool Lens Flare:

That actually interacts with your photo; first create a new layer and set it to the blend mode linear dodge ads. Then, double click on that layer to open up your layer styles dialogue box, check off transparency shapes layer and grab a large soft edged brush. Set your foreground color to white and simply begin painting in flares wherever you think your image needs it.

 

 

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Created on Oct 8th 2019 04:23. Viewed 310 times.

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