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Shine is great on silver and gold but not so much on your portrait subjects face. It is not too difficult to fix oily skin in Photoshop. Stay tuned and I’ll show you a super quick retouching tip to eliminate shiny skin or oily skin in both Photoshop and Lightroom.

It’s summer time… you shoot a wedding or an outdoor portrait and because of the heat your subject has shiny skin or your new to lighting and haven’t quite perfected things yet and you have a great shot – but your subjects skin is shiny – it's easy to fix in post-production.

A few quick reminders… FIX it in post is NEVER the best solution – so as you are practicing and learning your craft – ALWAYS strive to get it right in camera.

Also – if you are doing portraits or headshots or modeling shots and you want to up your game – lighting is just a piece of the puzzle – you need to find a great makeup artist to get your images to a pro level.

Ok – to the retouching tip…

Here is a great portrait that was posted in my Facebook group by Stig-Arve Holmem from Norway. We have a very young subject with lots of personality but no makeup artist and the image is just slightly over exposed, so we wind up with shiny skin in the forehead, nose and tops of the cheeks.

So do we scrap the image? Heck no – it’s a great shot and easily repaired.

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it's summertime you shoot a wedding or

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an outdoor portrait and because of the

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heat your subject has shiny skin or your

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noodle lighting and you haven't quite

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perfected things yet and you have a

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great shot but your subject skin is

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shiny it's actually really easy to fix

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in post production a few quick reminders

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fix it in post is never the best

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solution so as you're practicing and

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you're learning your craft always strive

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to get it right in-camera and also if

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you're doing portraits or head shots or

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modeling shots and you really want up

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your game lighting is just a piece of

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the puzzle you need to find a really

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great makeup artist to get really great

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images and move your work to the pro

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level ok the retouching tip here is a

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great portrait that was posted in my

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facebook group by stig holman from

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norway we have a very pretty young

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subject with lots of personality but no

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makeup artist and the image is just

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slightly overexposed so we wind up with

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shiny skin on the forehead the nose and

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the tops of the cheeks so do we scrap

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this image heck no it's a great shot and

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it's easily repaired so let's start with

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Photoshop I've already taken care of

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exposure contrast color etc in the

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camera raw panel all I need to do now is

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create a blank layer if you're a little

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OCD and like to label your layers will

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call this one shine now I'm going to use

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the eyedropper to sample the skin color

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right next to this large area of shine

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on the subjects forehead then I'll

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select my brush tool I'm going to keep

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it a very soft brush with 0% hardness

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I'll also change the blending mode of

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the brush to darken and set the opacity

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down around fifteen percent adjust your

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brush size to cover the area you're

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working on and simply brush over the

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shine

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and there it goes this also works just

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as effectively on dark skin as you can

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see in this shot taken with direct flash

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from my recent video about light

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modifiers

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now I know that some of you have not

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made the jump to photo shop yet and

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you're working strictly in Lightroom

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that's okay there is a fixed for shiny

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skin that works very well in Lightroom

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it just takes a little more effort in

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Lightroom we're going to use the Spot

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Healing tool to eliminate the shine but

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we need to finesse it just a little bit

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so as I bring Stig's portrait up in the

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developed panel of Lightroom I'll select

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the spot healing tool and the first

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thing I'll do is set the feathering to

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somewhere between 70 and 90 just like

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with Photoshop we want a very soft brush

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I'll leave the opacity at 100 for now

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and adjust my brush size to match the

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area that I want to work on now I'll go

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ahead and I'll brush over the shine that

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I want to remove and you can see that

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lightroom auto magically selects the

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similar area to sample now this may be

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too much so all you need to do to

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finesse this is adjust the opacity until

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you get the desired look it takes a

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little more effort it's not quite as

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fast as in Photoshop but it works very

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well and yes it works equally as well on

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darker skin so there you have it a quick

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and easy solution to remove unwanted

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shine in both Photoshop and Lightroom so

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go practice and until next time remember

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your best shot is your next shot so keep

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learning keep thinking and keep shooting

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El verano está aquí

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tomas fotografías de una boda o un retrato en exteriores

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y por causa del calor

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tu sujeto tiene la piel brillante

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o eres nuevo en iluminación y no la has perfeccionado aún

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y tienes una gran toma, pero la piel de tu sujeto está brillante.

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Es algo muy fácil de arreglar en post-producción.

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"Recuerda"

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Algunos recordatorios

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"arréglalo en post"

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nunca es la mejor solución

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así que mientras practicas y aprendes tu oficio

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siempre esfuérzate por hacerlo bien con la cámara.

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Y también, si haces retratos, tomas frontales o tomas de modelaje

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y quieres mejorar tus resultados

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la iluminación es sólo una pieza del rompecabezas.

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Necesitas encontrar un maquillador realmente bueno

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para obtener imágenes realmente buenas

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y elevar tu trabajo a un nivel profesional.

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OK el consejo de retoque.

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Este es un gran retrato publicado en mi grupo de Facebook

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por Stig-Arve Holmem de Noruega.

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Tenemos un sujeto bastante joven con mucha personalidad

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peros sin maquillador.

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La imagen está un poco sobre expuesta

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así que obtuvimos una piel brillante en la frente

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la nariz y mejillas.

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¿Entonces descartamos esta imagen?

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¡Claro que no! Es una gran toma y fácil de reparar.

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Empecemos con Photoshop

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ya corregí la exposición, contraste, color en el panel "Camera Raw"

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todo lo que necesito hacer es crear una capa en blanco

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si eres algo obsesivo y te gusta marcar tus capas

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llamaremos esta "Shine"

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Ahora usaré el "eyedropper" para seleccionar el color de la piel

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justo después de esta gran área de brillo en la frente del sujeto.

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Luego selecciono el color del pincel.

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Voy a usar un pincel bastante suave con dureza del 0%.

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También cambiaré el mezclado del pincel a más oscuro

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y bajaré la opacidad alrededor del 15%.

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Ajusta el tamaño del pincel para cubrir el área en la que trabajas

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y simplemente pintar sobre la parte brillante.

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¡Y ahí lo tienen!

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Funciona igual de bien en pieles más oscuras

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como pueden ver en esta imagen tomada con flash directo

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de mi reciente video sobre modificaciones en la iluminación.

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Sé que muchos de ustedes no han hecho el salto a Photoshop aún

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Eso está bien, hay una herramienta para la piel brillante que funciona muy bien en Lightroom

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sólo se necesita un poco más de trabajo.

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En Lightroom vamos a usar la herramienta "spot healing" para eliminar el brillo

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pero tenemos que refinarla un poco.

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Al traer el retrato de Stig en el panel de desarrollo de Lightroom

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selecciono la herramienta "spot healing" y lo primero que hago es ajustar el "feathering"

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entre 70 y 90.

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Al igual que en Photoshop, queremos un pincel muy suave.

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Dejaré la opacidad en 100 por ahora

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y ajusto el tamaño del pincel según el tamaño del área donde trabajaré.

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Ahora pintaré el brillo que quiero eliminar

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y puedes ver cómo Lightroom selecciona un área similar a la muestra.

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Esto podría ser demasiado, así que todo lo que hay que hacer para refinarlo

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es ajustar la opacidad hasta obtener el resultado deseado.

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Requiere un poco más de trabajo, y no es tan fantástico como Photoshop

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pero funciona muy bien.

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Y sí, funciona igual de bien en piel más oscura.

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Así que ahí lo tienen, una solución rápida y fácil para eliminar el brillo no deseado

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usando Photoshop y Lightroom.

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Así que practiquen, hasta la próxima y recuerden...

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su mejor toma es su siguiente toma.

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Así que sigan aprendiendo, sigan pensando, y sigan fotografiando.

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¡Adiós!

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