How to Know Where to Dodge & Burn (and how much!)
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- Hey guys!
Today I wanted to finally create a video explanation on where you should dodge and burn on skin tones in Photoshop. It's not a very easy topic to explain, and it does cover several topics! So I hope I did it justice.
If you do have any questions about dodging and burning, let me know in the comments section below! :)
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You are so underrated. You such an amazing tutor and definitely you deserve more exposure. Thanks for clearing our doubts.
That's really sweet of you to say! Thank you so much! 😊
The brush is so small its sometimes hard in this video to see where you dodge or burn :D Love all your videos .I rewatch the often. Thank you!
Haha!! I know, I was even re-watching this video and I found myself squinting a bit! Maybe there's a different cursor pack I can download for Photoshop! 😂
Thanks for watching!
Yeah I couldn't follow it but I was just watching bc I'm always refreshing and I like to see different styles of retouching.
If you're a beginner or an intermediate at Dodging and Burning this is the best tutorial to polish your skill. 😍 Good Question and very well explained👌🏼.
Thank you so much! I'm glad it was helpful 😀
I love your videos!!! Thank you for explaining everything in an easy way to understand
Very much appreciated Kayleigh!
Excellent video! Finally someone who explains this properly! Well done!!!!
Pls .. can this dodge and burn method be used while you edit with mouse ?
OMG, I looking for the retouch content like this for a long time, thank you so much ❤️❤️
I'm so glad! Thank you for watching! 😊
Can i ask what do you click when you dodge or burn? My system is windows and i want to know what button should i click
I thought I saw a retouch video where they used a black and white layer to make it easier to see where you needed to dodge, but I can't remember which video it was or what they did exactly. Anyone remember this technique of making a black and white layer or another filter that allows you to see the dark areas that need to be dodged?
I do same...i create a black and white adjustment layer over my Dodge and burn group folder and tweak the red and yellow sliders till i can see a lot of the areas to DB easily.
Thank you for showing an example with darker skintones!
No worries at all! I think it's important to learn about retouching on all kinds of skintones 🙂
Thank you so much for sharing this your tutorials have helped me alot! Love from Congo 💖🌴
No problem! Thanks so much for watching 😀💕
Getting 5K 27'' monitor improved my retouching by 90%. From not being able to see very much I was able to see everything... When retouching my photo's most of the work is done on the dodge layer using a channel mixer layer on monochrome. On the burn layer I mainly focus on the large patchy areas. I have found that over doing it with the burn layer can remove too much texture making the person looking like a doll.
These are some great tips! For deeper skin tones though I wouldn't recommend primarily working on a dodge layer as it will generally lighten the appearance of their skin tone overall. I think usually a good combination of both and knowing the balance between both layers is a great place to start! 🙂
Yay. Looking forward to this.
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For your dodge and burn layers you are using the normal blend mode instead of luminosity blend mode?
Did you use mouse or wacom tablets?
Hii great video like always... any advice or video you could recommend on male skin retouching? i counldnt find any good videos for male portrait retouching
Um if someone is doing Dodge and burn on laptop. As we can't control the pressure with the mouse so will we be getting the same output?
And yeah thanks for your video's ❤
So where is the link to your video on how to create the dodge and burn layers?
Great vid, thanks for explaining. However, I couldn’t really see what you was doing in the 2nd pic. The darker skin tone. Would of loved to have seen the zoomed out pic overall.
Thanks so much! Next time I might be able to download a different cursor pack so it's easier to see what's going on! :)
yep, my problem solved thank you so much !
I'm so glad!! ☺☺
Hi Kayleigh! Great video. Very helpful. Quick question, did you ever get discouraged while learning to retouch? Or feel like even though you understand and applied the actions to your retouching, you were missing something or not skilled enough to get the results you wanted? I'm going through that now and it really bothers me. I have created actions and tried so many different techniques for retouching but I'm still not getting the high end results that I want to achieve. I really just feel like I'm missing something.
Hi Angela! Thanks so much for your comment. ❤
This is something that I've experienced time and time again! I think as creators we all feel this way at some point or another.
I feel that sometimes this all comes along with repetition and practice, particularly retouching. But as always, if you feel like you're not getting those high-end results keep soaking in as much education online as possible, you'll get there!
I'm not sure if I've recommended them to you before, but the retouching academy is an amazing place to get more information on the subject! retouchingacademy.com/
@@KayleighJune thanks Kayleigh. I've been reading up on the retouching academy tips and tricks since I took a day off from retouch practice. I've taken some notes and I'm going to try to practice more and get better. I'm happy to know I'm not alone in having felt this way and I feel I can get past it. I really appreciate your words. Thanks again!
I cant se what you are doing, is there a way to show the area you are working on????
I have a request. In future tutorials can you tell us where you are working on a persons face? You do things so subtly most of the time I can’t see where you are painting.
Which software is she using ?
Adobe Photoshop CC
Great video! Could you do a tutorial on correcting dark under eyes or red patches on the skin?
Thank you! Sure, I'll add it to my requests! 😊
where is your brush? Its not visible
I always put my Dodge layer on top of my Burn layer, but I`ve noticed that a lot of retouchers do the opposite. Is there any theory behind that choise or is it just a personal preference? For me it`s more like psycological - the light is above and the dark is below.
I actually do the same thing as you! Usually I put dodge at the top and burn at the bottom.
I don't feel there's any specific reason for this other than what you've mentioned, I guess it just makes sense to have highlights at the top above shadows?? Haha 😂
It might be bcs it's called dodge&burn (not burn&dodge), so people probably usually make the dodge layer first. So the burn layer ends up on top bcs it's the second one.
That's how I automatically started making them (although I usually start burning first, and then go down to dodge layer and start dodging 😂)
@@Adriana.Gabriela This absolutely makes sense!!! 😂😂
Thanx you
No problem! :)
Great video! What kind of screen recorder do u use?
Thank you! I currently use OBS for screen recording. 🙂
Meant to be asleep but instead I'm here 😂😬
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Do CZcams tutorials help to become better ? Just wanted to know what you think, cz some tell me that I shouldn’t waste my time watching CZcams tutorials and that I should take courses and stuff. Love your content Btw .
They helped me! I’ve been watching all of her videos and it helped me learn
Are those people who are telling you to use specific courses, the people who have a specific photoshop course by any chance!?
Having said that, I do think the issue with CZcams is that you hear and see so many different techniques it can be confusing. You also have to piece everything together yourself. The benefit of using a course is you can learn it in a structured way.
I am a member of SkillShare and most of the people offering tutorials on there are a waste of time.
It’s really up to you. I follow a lot of retouchers that didn’t take any courses but found free information on the internet, and they’re doing fairly decent retouches. Courses are just more organized and you don’t have to try out like 20 different techniques of how to do something
I learnt 80% of my photography and retouch off youtube. Where i am from, paying for courses in dollars will cost an arm and a leg and your covid vaccine card. The other 20% from books and practice.
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Maybe it's my phone but I see no difference
I see it, but hope people are charging by the hour.