PS skills exchange: Comprehensive PS skills in post-smoothing tutorial-1024programmer

PS skills exchange: Comprehensive PS skills in the later stage

Photographers have been asking this kind of questions. I want to write a post but feel that the content involved is too large. My personal ability is very limited and it is difficult to answer completely in one post. If I really want it to be complete, I will need a book. A monograph on PS techniques. But how to deal with a portrait photo specifically? There are still certain basic steps and methods, so I will share with you the post-PS processing process based on a portrait I once took. Please correct me if there is any inappropriateness.
Since it involves a lot of PS techniques, this post is also quite long, with more than 20 pieces in total.

This is the original photo without PS processing. Body: F80, lens: 85mm/F1.8, Fujifilm 200 negative film. Fujifilm “Moshu Hand” film scan.
Is it okay to leave this kind of PP to MM without processing it? Absolutely not! Unless you want to ruin your brand, unless you don’t want to take up photography anymore, but even if you don’t want to continue doing photography, you can’t ruin your reputation.

Thanks to Photoshop for this Powerful image processing and editing software, this is the effect after comprehensive PS processing of Photoshop CS8.0 version. The prerequisite for PS processing is as follows: try to keep the tone and charm of the original film, and try to keep the parts that do not need PS as intact as possible. Focusing on not showing traces of PS, the “skin grinding” precision is 65%, which I feel is just right.

This is “grinding” fine The effect is 95%, most girls like it very much, but I feel it is too delicate

The following is the entire processing process

The original shadow of the arm showing the bones should also be Deal with it, I’m too lazy to deal with it. Of course, there are many PS techniques for processing portraits. It is impossible to introduce them all in one post. I will write them again when I have time later, but these most basic techniques can be used flexibly according to the situation.

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