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Comment retoucher un portrait en révélant tout ce qui fait votre originalité et votre créativité ?
Suivez les conseils de Dana pour créer un portrait inédit en combinant Adobe Photoshop et Lightroom.
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Dans Lightroom, ouvrez la photo fournie par Dana ou utilisez la vôtre. Utilisez ensuite le panneau Modifier pour ajuster l’éclairage et la couleur afin de donner de la profondeur et d’intensifier la tonalité. Reproduisez les réglages de Dana ou jouez avec les curseurs pour créer votre propre style.
Retouchez un portrait.
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Poursuivez dans Photoshop.
Une fois l’image retouchée dans Lightroom, cliquez sur les points de suspension à droite et, dans le menu qui apparaît, choisissez Modifier dans Photoshop.
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Isolez le sujet.
Dans Photoshop, dupliquez le calque Background et renommez-le. À l’aide de l’outil Sélection d’objet, cliquez sur l’image du calque Model afin de créer une sélection. Cliquez ensuite sur le bouton Masquer au bas du panneau Calques pour occulter l’arrière-plan du calque Model.
Conseil de pro :
en détachant le sujet de l’arrière-plan, le masque vous permet de modifier le mannequin ou l’arrière-plan de manière totalement indépendante. Cette opération se révèle très pratique dès lors que vous souhaitez ajouter du bruit à l’arrière-plan.
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Éliminez les incohérences.
Sélectionnez l’outil Correcteur localisé dans la barre d’outils. Cliquez ensuite sur les petites taches que vous souhaitez supprimer ou peignez-les. Utilisez les crochets [ ] de votre clavier pour régler l’épaisseur du pinceau en cours de travail. Le Correcteur localisé analyse les pixels environnants pour assurer une correspondance de couleur et de texture.
Conseil de pro : si le périmètre de la zone à retoucher est conséquent, servez-vous de l’outil Tampon de duplication ou peignez légèrement cette zone avec un pinceau souple sur lequel est appliquée une couleur analogue.
Impossible de charger la vidéo
Voyez la différence.
En quelques réglages, vous pouvez révéler le meilleur de vos photos en faisant appel aux outils de retouche les mieux adaptés au projet à réaliser dans Lightroom et Photoshop.
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