REMOVE BLEMISHES and improve the skin You can
REMOVE BLEMISHES and improve the skin You can greatly improve a portrait by removing skin imperfections. Blemishes may be natural, but they are rarely a desirable feature in a photograph. With Photoshop, you can easily remove or reduce the number of blemishes. You can even leave some but make them less obvious. With previous versions of Photoshop, you could use the Clone Stamp tool or the Patch tool for this task. Photoshop CS introduced the Healing Brush, which is even better for repairing certain skin imperfections. The Spot Healing Brush is now the simplest tool to use for removing blemishes. This tool automatically samples the areas around the spot to be removed and blends the pixels. The key to using the Spot Healing Brush is to choose a brush size that is just slightly larger than the blemish and to work in stages on separate layers. You can then change the opacity of each layer and make the changes less obvious. If you do not like the changes, you can simply discard the layers. 22 66 33 88 77 11 55 Photo 2007 www.photospin.com 44 70 1 With the image open, drag the Background layer over the New Layer icon to duplicate it. l A Background copy layer is added, but the screen does not change. 2 Click the Zoom tool. 3 Click Resize Windows To Fit. 4 Click and drag over the blemish areas to zoom in. The image is enlarged and fills the screen. 5 Click the New Layer icon to add a new blank layer. l A new layer is added in the Layers palette, but the screen does not change. 6 Click the Spot Healing Brush. 7 Click Sample All Layers. 8 Click here to open the Brush Picker.
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