Dodge & Burn For Travel Photography : Add Contrast, Depth & Sharpness With This Technique

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Dodge & Burn For Travel Photography : Add Contrast, Depth & Sharpness With This Technique

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Lou imag'in - Learn Photoshop & Photo Retouching

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In this video I show you how to use dodge and burn, to add more contrast and sharpness to your travel images.
That's relatively easy to use, but it does take a bit of time, to make it look great with vibrant details.
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@louimagin.learnretouching 3 ай бұрын

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@jay10242 Ай бұрын

Divine light. Very nice.

@louimagin.learnretouching Ай бұрын

thank you Jay !!

@sonicstoryteller 3 ай бұрын

Thanks lou great channel best wishes phil ❤

@mibreit-photo 3 ай бұрын

Great tutorial Lou. Just one tip - don't bother using a grey layer, just make it a transparent layer and the rest works as before. The advantage is that you can simply undo or remove the effect with the eraser tool, no need to sample gray and brush. cheers

@louimagin.learnretouching 3 ай бұрын

A 50% grey layer will be more recognizable in the layers panel (handy if you have a lot of layers), and also easier to look at if you solo the layer. But in theory, yes you are right, you can also use an empty layer :) It all depends on workflows and habits after all !

@mibreit-photo 3 ай бұрын

@@louimagin.learnretouching that's true, visualizing the d&b on a blank layer is not working well ;-) As you say, depends on personal preference and workflow