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With the image open, drag the Background layer over the New Layer icon to duplicate it.
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A Background copy layer is added, but the screen does not change.
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Click the
Zoom tool.
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Click
Resize Windows To Fit.
Click and drag over the blemish areas to
zoom in.
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The image is enlarged and fills the screen.
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Click the
New Layer icon to add a new
blank layer.
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A new layer is added in the Layers palette, but the screen does not change.
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Click the
Spot Healing Brush.
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Click
Sample All Layers.
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Click here to open the
Brush Picker.
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Click and drag the
Diameter slider to adjust the brush size.
Note: The brush size should be just larger than the blemish that you want to remove.
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Click each of the
worst blemishes of a
similar size first.
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Photoshop removes the blemishes and blends the surrounding skin area.
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Click the
New Layer icon to add another
blank layer.
Repeat steps 8 to 10, clicking the other blemishes.
Layer 2 should be highlighted in the Layers palette.
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Click here and drag the
Opacity slider for
Layer 2 to the left until the skin looks natural.
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Press the
ALT key and click the
New Layer icon.
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The New Layer dialog box appears.
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Type a name such as
Skin Tone in the
Name field.
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Click here and select
Overlay for the mode.
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Click
Fill with Overlay-Neutral Color (50% Gray).
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Click
OK.
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A
gray layer in Overlay mode appears in the Layers palette.
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Click the
Brush tool.
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Click here and select a small
soft-edged brush.
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Click here and reduce
the brush opacity to about
5%.
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Click here to
reset the default colors to black and white.
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Click here to
reverse the colors, making
white the foreground color.
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Paint over any
dark spots in the image to smooth the skin.
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The skin tone appears smoother. Continue painting over any dark areas, adjusting the size of the brush tool as necessary.
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Click here and drag the
Layer Opacity slider to the left to reduce the effect for a more natural look.
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Click the
Visibility icon for the gray layer off and on to compare the image before and after the adjustment.
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The skin tone is smoothed and appears natural rather than over-corrected.
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Select all the
layers except the original layer by holding down
The Shift Key and clicking on
all the layers, than go to
Layers Merge Visibles or hit
CTRL-E.
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Now click and drag the
Merged layers to the
Create New Layer button to make a copy of the layer.
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Select the
copied layer and go to
Filter-Blur-Gaussian Blur enter
1 pixel for the radius.
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Click
OK.
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Select the
Eraser Tool.
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In the brush option select a
soft edge brush.
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Start
erasing the important areas of the images so the viewer’s attention is drawn to the spots.
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Lower the o
pacity to 30% now the image looks more natural.
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Click the
Levels Button.
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Play with the settings until you get the desired result.
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