tutorial on the use of Photoshop CS5 liquefaction filters

Some of your friends often use the "liquefied filter" after taking a portrait, so how does this filter work? Today we will give you the full solution liquefaction.

Learn to use liquefaction tools for basic adjustment

Body Detail Adjustment

If the girl's stature is not proud, we can "liquefy". First you can adjust the size of the brush to a larger size than the chest, the tip of the center of the point on the right side of the chest from the left to the right side of the whole chest, you will see the whole area and then move to the left some. Note that the position in the armpit not to be dragged by the brush, this time need to adjust the size of the brush small, slightly larger than the size of the left chest, and then gently move to the left, so it will not cause the local pull format is too large and cause the pixel stretched into filamentous ugly results.

Using liquefaction tools to design creative shapes

Let the animals laugh.

Sometimes we regret that the picture is not just a model smile, and that the problem of "liquefaction" is easy to solve. First open the "liquefaction filter", select the "Forward deformation tool", adjust the brush than the small lamb's mouth slightly larger when pulling up gently, the middle part of the pull down a little, the other corner of the mouth also pick up, how? Smile. In the same way, when we shoot a lot of portrait work, we find that the model can be easily solved because it doesn't have a laugh.

The function of each key

To familiarize yourself with each key

First let's take a look at the functional distribution of the CS5 liquefaction menu in Photoshop: The top of the left-hand side can see a hand tool called "Forward deformation tool", which is the most frequently used tool. In combination with the size of the model face to be deformed to adjust the size of the deformation brush, you can try to flexibly use the pen size and the reconstruction tool (the left-hand menu from the top down number two) to create the effect you want.

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