Pro Retouch, our famous retouching action from the Original Totally Rad Action set, is put through the wringer in this video tutorial. Creator Doug Boutwell shares the ins and outs of simple, effective, and non-plastic-y portrait retouching in this tutorial.
If you haven't yet scored a copy of Pro Retouch (and the rest of the Original Action set!), you can pick up a copy here. The actions are compatible with Photoshop CS2, CS3, CS4, and CS5.
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LOVE this tutorial. I don't know anything about Totally Rad, though i am interested in purchasing..........but don't know anything about how to run the program, so this helps...thanks....please do more :)
(07.08.10 @ 09:33 AM)And now...a quick look at sharpening for web. It really is this simple, folks!
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I really love to run Bitchin BW, turn that layer off, then run either BAMF or Brooklyn, and then figure out which of those should be the top-faded out layer on other. It really makes for a neat combo. ...but of course, you already know this I bet. Thank you for being action-creating geniuses. It's definitely made me a better artist with kickass tools.
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