How can I use Photoshop to make jewelry or silver shine?

Just add something sparkling and you're good to go

1. Create a new canvas with 1000*1000 resolution and 72 resolution.

2. Create a new layer and fill it with 34% gray.

3. Right-click on the current layer and select "Convert to Smart Object", or you can select this command in the "Layer" menu.

Fourth, add variegation.

Fifth, Gaussian is a little more fuzzy.

1. Select the selection area first, fill the color, stroke, and opacity set to 50%.

2. Use a brush to darken the surrounding colors in the selection area to make the colors of the selected parts stand out.

3. Use the same method as the second step to fix the other side.

4. The same is true for the side treatment using the method of the second step.

5. Inner surface processing, adding gradients, strokes and filling whites.

6. Finally, select the selection area, and slowly draw the effect with a brush to make it three-dimensional and real, and complete.

P.S. can't do what you said.

There is one thing that can do it, and that is a box with a tube in front and a magnifying glass at the front of the tube can do it.

1.Adjust the color of the body, purpose: increase the volume, add contrasting color levels, and quickly cut the key Ctrl+L.

2.Adjust the color cast, the color is slightly yellow, and try to restore the original color of the object on the picture.

3.Duplicate a layer to make ** clear with less loss of a step. Filters – others – keep high contrast values (usually in the range of eight to fifteen) and then superimpose them, as needed, if they feel too sharp to reduce the transparency slightly.

It's very clear - look at the ** quality, when it's not clear on the Internet, it's no rut, you can adjust the gloss if you shoot it yourself, and the background can be made of a cloth with a big color difference, so that the PS retouching will be easy to deal with in the future.

Texture - when forget it, shoot, if there is no effect, you can take a picture, put the two pictures together, one for the whole, one to replace the effect or texture of the good part on the overall picture, it is very troublesome, the simplest is the effect of the shot, one is lighting, one is the angle,

Dermabrasion first, then sharpening, increase the contrast!

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1. Select the selection area first, fill the color, stroke, and opacity set to 50%.

2. Use a paintbrush to add the surrounding color to the selection area to make the color of the selected part stand out.

3. Use the same method in the second step to fix the other side.

4. The same is true for the side treatment using the method of the second step.

5. Inner surface processing, adding gradients, strokes and filling whites.

6. Finally, select the selection area, and slowly draw the effect with a paintbrush to make it three-dimensional and real, and complete.

Use the Meitu App and the Light and Shadow Magic Trick to brighten it, and then use the P light

Start by making a few of these dots with a circular selection and place them in a good position.

Layers, you can merge the points in the middle and the points at the edges together, and then use the layer style to make a gradient overlay.

Then use a circular selection to circle him, do a filter-blur-radial blur, the color is not very bright after taking it, you can copy a layer, sharpen it after the layer, and the white bright spot in the middle can be painted with a white brush, the process is like this, how to adjust it to look good, you can try it yourself!

The steps are left for you.

Create a new layer, draw a selection that's similar to the one above, select the Gradient tool, and choose the gradient color to define yourself or follow its color! After pulling the gradient to cancel the selection, the filter - blur - Gaussian blur - adjust to the appropriate place, and finally adjust the overall color through the curve, and then press the above to do a cross through its own transform tool! And so on and so forth!

Draw a few ellipses, pull a gradient and set up a glow effect and you're done.