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“Lightroom e Photoshop mi rendono molto più produttiva. Posso esportare da Lightroom a Photoshop invece di dover salvare il file e riportarlo in Photoshop. Risparmio un sacco di tempo.”
Come ritoccare un ritratto per valorizzare al meglio le foto.
Segui i consigli di Dana su come usare Adobe Photoshop e Lightroom insieme per creare un ritratto luminoso.
Modifica un ritratto.
In Lightroom, apri la foto fornita da Dana o un’altra a tua scelta. Usa il pannello Modifica per regolare l’illuminazione e il colore in modo da aggiungere profondità e ottimizzare il colore. Replica le impostazioni di Dana o fai qualche prova con i cursori per personalizzare il risultato.
Continua in Photoshop.
Al termine delle modifiche in Lightroom, fai clic sull’icona del menu con i tre puntini di sospensione a destra e scegli Modifica in Photoshop.
Isola il soggetto.
In Photoshop, duplica il livello Sfondo e rinominalo. Seleziona lo strumento Selezione oggetto e fai clic sull’immagine nel livello della modella per creare una selezione. Quindi fai clic sul pulsante Maschera dal pannello Livelli per nascondere lo sfondo nel livello della modella.
Consiglio professionale:
la maschera separa il soggetto dallo sfondo in modo che sia possibile modificare la modella o lo sfondo senza che questi elementi si influenzino a vicenda. È utile quando vuoi aggiungere disturbo allo sfondo.
Elimina le imperfezioni.
Seleziona lo strumento Pennello correttivo al volo dalla barra degli strumenti, poi fai clic o dipingi sui piccoli punti che desideri rimuovere. Premi i tasti [ ] sulla tastiera per regolare la dimensione del pennello mentre lavori. Il Pennello correttivo al volo analizza i pixel intorno all’area per uniformare il colore e la texture.
Consiglio professionale: se l’area da ritoccare è molto più grande di un punto, usa lo strumento Timbro clone o passa leggermente sull’area con un pennello morbido impostato su un colore simile.
Osserva le differenze.
Con poche regolazioni, puoi valorizzare al meglio le tue foto utilizzando gli strumenti di ritocco di volta in volta più indicati in Lightroom e Photoshop.
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