Paul!!!! I am trying this now! I have about 3-4 ways I have done this in the past and none of them make me super happy... this seems brilliant! I am going to try it out.
Great video, what I would do is after clicking on the mask 2:25 I would invert it and brush only the area I want to remove redness from. thanks for the idea :)
I agree - normally I would do the same but if you get the red-channel tuning right you shouldn’t need to. Also I was trying to make it as quick as possible (everyone always wants things to be speedy!!!)
Wow! You are a real photoshop guru! I watched a similar video about this, but it had long duration more than 15 minutes to do. Thanks to your video, this was fast! 👍🏼 thank you. By the way do you have a video of how to remove shadows from face and restore color from shadow areas?
Thank you for the comment and apologies for the slowness in responding - I honestly hadn't been checking in on our RUclips channel (for some reason the alerts weren't - and still aren't coming through **note to self to go find out why**) I don't know about 'guru' (but thanks anyway) I am really just a portrait photographer who needs to be able to do things with Photoshop which i guess is a valid viewpoint. These both sound interesting but I am not quite sure what you're driving at. Could you DM some examples for me to look at? More than happy to put something together as it would be useful for my team here too!
Paul!!!! I am trying this now! I have about 3-4 ways I have done this in the past and none of them make me super happy... this seems brilliant! I am going to try it out.
Great video, what I would do is after clicking on the mask 2:25 I would invert it and brush only the area I want to remove redness from. thanks for the idea :)
I agree - normally I would do the same but if you get the red-channel tuning right you shouldn’t need to. Also I was trying to make it as quick as possible (everyone always wants things to be speedy!!!)
This is perfect short and sweet, down to business.
Great Energy , Clear, Concise and I was able to crank out the fix to my portrait first time. THANKS
Incredible! Love these simple little tricks! 👏👏
Great video and so easy to follow. Thank you. Tried it on some hand model shots where the knuckles were looking a little too red. Instant results!
Great video and very simple
Good explanations thanks
Great video! Easy subscription. This is all I was looking for to remove some eczema redness. Thank you!
Wow! You are a real photoshop guru! I watched a similar video about this, but it had long duration more than 15 minutes to do. Thanks to your video, this was fast! 👍🏼 thank you. By the way do you have a video of how to remove shadows from face and restore color from shadow areas?
Thank you for the comment and apologies for the slowness in responding - I honestly hadn't been checking in on our RUclips channel (for some reason the alerts weren't - and still aren't coming through **note to self to go find out why**) I don't know about 'guru' (but thanks anyway) I am really just a portrait photographer who needs to be able to do things with Photoshop which i guess is a valid viewpoint. These both sound interesting but I am not quite sure what you're driving at. Could you DM some examples for me to look at? More than happy to put something together as it would be useful for my team here too!
Thank you sir!
You’re welcome. Glad it’s useful!
This technique is good but we can also try Curves technique
Thank you!
Thanks!
Welcome!
Should it be noted that the test image is an AI generated image?