How the late light is bad when taken out of the photo

I believe that many of my photographic partners use the same camera as I do not have a full picture camera, plus lazy and other problems do not use lights and other lighting appliances. The face of different photography is not always a place where there is plenty of light, so the photos are not perfect, or because the camera is not enough to open the ISO, the noise is also a headache, here to share with you how late such photos.

First, a picture of the original and repaired.

First of all, for the original film, the overall tone is gloomy, light is not obvious, due to the early shooting reasons to enlarge a look is also quite a lot of noise.

Open the photo with PSCC first change the color temperature, in fact, is the change of exposure and then the contrast of the characters. After the adjustment compared to the original piece of tone and light has been significantly different.

Next is to use a PS noise-reducing plug-in called imagenomic, according to the different pictures in the left data adjustment data. After the noise reduction, obviously the noise of large particles has disappeared. The details can finally be improved by grinding the skin.

The next is the hue saturation through the adjustment of the overall color of the picture.

Then you use the optional color to adjust the detail tones and contrast.

The final is the PS imitation stamp will be the model's black rim of the eye removed, as well as the image of the particles and skin details of the adjustment. The final picture is handled like this.

This is a simple late method of small partners to share, but also hope that the small partners know that photos are not all to be transferred through the plug-in, followed by the use of plug-ins before and after I have in the PS inside or there are other processes. So later this thing in fact more on their own thinking, more can not rely on plug-ins, learning is the method is not data, what things are slowly accumulated, no shortcuts.

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