PS Pull up background clutter portrait effect chart

Effect chart

Analysis problem: 1, Madou face is dark, observation histogram overall exposure slightly owes, 2, Madou smoke cake smoke has so point Shong 3, background clutter attracts visual.

After analyzing the problem, the first step is to try to solve the exposure problem in ACR to reduce the loss of detail and the low saturation caused by the original film. This problem is corrected by increasing saturation.

OK output to PS, new optional color adjustment mask, neutral color black are green.

Neutral and dark cyan effect such as figure, still very obvious, Madou skin color influence also is not big.

Here's a good way to solve the annoying, eye-catching, high light (sky), and use the color bands to pull the high light output back. The dark part pulls a little to avoid the dead black.

Effect Tension Pile!

Press Ctrl+alt+shift+e stamped layer below (that is, the visible layer is merged without deleting the merged layer and creating a new synthesized layer).

When you do, PHOTOSHOP CC's new feature decides it's you.

PS CC allows users to use ACR to modify the image already exported to PS, so it is back to the ACR interface.

Red saturation plus brightness (in fact, the PS can be adjusted, but in order to give you a demonstration of the effect from ACR HSL to see, and ACR can adjust the color more)

Then it is the most worthwhile function of ACR, adjust the brush, the equivalent of a quick mask, and integrated most of the options, very convenient to use.

Here my train of thought is the front of the high light to make the whole picture is not high light, now in the model to repaint the highlight part (skirt) makes the viewer's eyes will be tightly grasp the focus of the key poison de University.

So plus color temperature, add exposure, high light doom pull up.

Click OK to return PS, then rub the skin filter to rub skin + adjust complexion (choose dark part of skin, add warm to highlight).

After the determination of liquefaction sharpening on the film, Into pieces.

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