„Mit Lightroom und Photoshop bin ich viel produktiver. Ich kann einfach von Lightroom nach Photoshop exportieren, statt die Datei erst zu speichern und sie dann in Photoshop wieder zu öffnen. Das spart eine Menge Zeit.“
So holst du mit den Retuschierfunktionen für Fotos das Beste aus einem Porträt heraus.
Dana verrät dir, wie du mit Adobe Photoshop und Lightroom ein makelloses Porträt erstellst.
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Ein Porträt bearbeiten.
Öffne in Lightroom Danas Beispieldatei oder ein eigenes Foto. Passe im Bedienfeld „Bearbeiten“ Licht und Farbe an, um der Aufnahme mehr Tiefe zu verleihen und die Farbe besser zur Geltung zu bringen. Orientiere dich dabei an Danas Einstellungen oder experimentiere mit den Schiebereglern, um einen eigenen Look zu erstellen.
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Zu Photoshop wechseln.
Wenn du mit der Bearbeitung in Lightroom fertig bist, klicke rechts auf das Menüsymbol mit den drei Punkten und wähle die Option „In Photoshop bearbeiten“ aus.
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Das Motiv isolieren.
Dupliziere in Photoshop die Ebene „Background“ und benenne sie neu. Klicke mit dem Objektauswahl-Werkzeug auf das Bild in der Ebene „Model“, um eine Auswahl zu treffen. Klicke dann im Bedienfeld „Ebenen“ auf die Schaltfläche „Maskieren“, um den Hintergrund in der Ebene „Model“ auszublenden.
Profi-Tipp: Beim Maskieren wird das Motiv vom Hintergrund getrennt. So lassen sich beide Elemente getrennt voneinander bearbeiten – das ist nützlich, wenn du mehr Rauschen zum Hintergrund hinzufügen willst.
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Kleine Unregelmäßigkeiten bereinigen.
Wähle auf der Werkzeugleiste den Bereichsreparatur-Pinsel. Klicke dann auf die Stellen, die du entfernen möchtest, oder fahre mit dem Pinsel darüber. Mit Ö und # auf der Tastatur änderst du die Pinselgröße. Der Bereichsreparatur-Pinsel analysiert die Pixel um den betreffenden Bereich und passt Farbe und Textur entsprechend an.
Profi-Tipp: Wenn du größere Bereiche retuschieren musst, kannst du das Kopier-Werkzeug verwenden oder mit einem weichen Pinsel in einer ähnlichen Farbe über den Bereich malen.
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Sieh den Unterschied.
Mit wenigen Korrekturen und den geeigneten Retuschierwerkzeugen in Lightroom und Photoshop holst du das Beste aus deinen Fotos heraus.
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