PS What is the use of dermabrasion

Microdermabrasion is a way to deal with the character** and remove some spots, acne, and wrinkles.

There is a thing called dermabrasion, which can be found on various picture networks, you can search for it in baidu, ps dermabrasion action**, there you have it. You can use it directly in the PS action.,Loading is the history and action that there is a small arrow behind the menu.,Click on the loading action.,Unzip your next action and load it directly.。

But it may make the ** very fake and unreal. So you can search for pore preservation dermabrasion ps tutorial on baidu.

The method of dermabrasion.

**Trimming method 1:

1. Observe the channel panel, choose a relatively good channel, and use tools such as the repair stamp eraser to further deal with it.

2. Select another channel, use the lasso tool to circle the places that do not need to be treated, and feather appropriately, and after feathering, perform reverse selection.

3. Go to the Layers panel and copy the background layer by layer.

4. Select the background layer, go to the Channels panel, and copy the content of the relatively good channel that has been processed to other channels through selection.

5. Go to the Layers panel, perform Gaussian blur on the copied layer, and set the layer properties to "Color".

6. The processing is completed.

**Trimming method two:

1. Observe the channel panel, select a relatively good channel, hold down Ctrl, and left-click the channel; Next, hold down Ctrl Shift and left-click on the RGB channel.

2. Go to the Layers panel, copy the contents of the selection one layer, and perform Gaussian blur.

3. Duplicate a layer of the background layer, place the layer on top, and add a template.

4. Set the foreground background color to black and white, select the brush tool, and set the "opacity", and use the brush tool to further process the ** smear.

5. The processing is completed.

**Trimming method three:

1. Turn on ** and perform Gaussian blur.

2. Go to the history panel, set the Gaussian blur step as the source of the history brush, and restore the history to the **open state.

3. Select the "History Brush Tool".

and set the Opacity

Apply ** until satisfied.

4. The processing is completed.

Microdermabrasion is just one of the processes that modify it. It's not just about filters. Your question is too big to be here. Let's just talk about the process of dermabrasion. And there's nothing to **, with Photoshop

The tools in will do the trick.

Open it**. Filters --- blur --- Gaussian blur --- determined.

Adjust the radius pixels.

'Create a new snapshot' in 'History'

5.Then click 'Snapshot 1' in 'History' and set 'History Brush Source'. Then go back to 'Open'.

6.Select the 'History Brush Tool' in the toolbar on the left. Select 'Soft Edge' for the brush, and adjust the hardness, flow, and transparency as needed.

7.Use the adjusted history brush to modify the ** face until you are satisfied.

8.Select: Adjust the --- curve --- the image, adjust the brightness of the image and other effects, (you can also use other tools in 'Image') until you are satisfied.

So far, it can be said that the dermabrasion effect of this ** has been completed. But for better results, you can press the prompts of 9 and repeat again.

9.Repeat 2--8.steps, the effect will be better.

Photoshop can be found online. Create a folder in the D drive, ** to the inside. Activation is required. Take a good look at whether there is a keygen in it, and if so, follow its activation prompt to complete.

Modifying the face shape can be done with the software's 'Liquify Tool'.

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Press the shortcut key Ctrl+J to copy the background layer, or you can directly drag the background layer to the New Layer button below to copy the background layer.

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Click on the copied background layer, click on the - filter options in the upper toolbar, and turn on the - filter options indicated by the arrow.

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After entering the filter setting interface, click the drop-down menu of the view size below and select 100% to display ** in its original scale.

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Then I found that ** is a bit big and can't be fully displayed, click the gripper tool above to drag the position of the animation surface.

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In the settings parameter on the right, find the option - Clarity, first drag the value to a maximum of -100, and you can see the character instantly grinding.

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After understanding the effect, set the value to -50, you can see that the picture is a little blurred, the effect is still okay, click OK.

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2.Press the shortcut key Ctrl+J to copy the background layer, or you can directly drag the background layer to the New Layer button below to copy the background layer.

3.Click on the copied background layer, click on the - filter options in the upper toolbar, and turn on the - filter options indicated by the arrow.

4.After entering the filter setting interface, click the drop-down menu of the view size below and select 100% to display ** in its original scale.

5.Then I found that ** is a bit big and can't be fully displayed, click the gripper tool above to drag the position of the animation surface.

6.In the settings parameter on the right, find the option - Clarity, first drag the value to a maximum of -100, and you can see the character instantly grinding.

7.After understanding the effect, set the value to -50, you can see that the picture is a little blurred, the effect is still okay, click OK.