Photoshop tutorial: One-step method for skin sharpening

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Everyone knows that skin grinding and sharpening are generally an essential step in the image adjustment process. There are many methods of skin grinding: blur...dust and scratches...intermediate value...extrapolation filter And so on....the list goes on!

Let’s introduce a filter that comes with PS: reduce noise. Using it, you can basically smoothen and sharpen an ordinary picture in one step. There is no need to add a mask and wipe it off.

This is just a method I use in my own image adjustment process. It is only for reference for students with a higher level... Just don’t hit me with bricks if you see it.

Take a look at the original pictures and renderings:
Original picture

renderings

Continue to adjust. Also pull the two sliders below according to the differences of each picture. Observe the changes in the image on the left




After completion, I found that a lot of color details were lost. You can use the history brush to brush them back.


Of course, this picture needs to be processed in other ways, such as color cast, background darkening, and detailed processing. I won’t introduce it here. The final effect is as shown below: