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Fixing Rashes and skin problems.
KEYWORDS:
redness, rash, remove, change, color, modify, skin, cheek, baby
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| Using
the Patch Tool
or the Healing Brush
in PS7+ will not always work, so you need other tricks to fix
parts of an image.
Here
is the original image we will be using. |
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| Method
1 (Photoshop CS Only)
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Select a section of the good area (make sure you get all of
the tones required) and Paste it on a New
Layer. |
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Select the desired area with the Lasso
Tool .
3. Feather |
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Select the original Layer and launch the Match Color
dialog box >Image>Adjustments>Match Color.
5. Use the Good Color Layer as a source (Layer
2 in this case).
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| Voilà!
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| Method
2
1.
Select a neutral skin tone from your image with the Eyedropper
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2.
Paint on a New Layer using a soft brush .
3.
Change the Layer Mode to Hue. |
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| Method
3
1.
Select the desired area with the Lasso
Tool .
2. Feather |
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Open the Hue/Saturation dialog box.
4. Choose to Edit the Reds
and modify the Saturation and Hue
(CTRL+U).
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| Method
4
1.
Select the desired area with the Lasso
Tool .
2. Feather
3. Copy/Paste on a New Layer. |
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Copy/Paste a portion of the left side onto
a New Layer.
5. Move this Layer to cover all of the previous
one.
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Group (CTRL+G) the two pasted Layers.
7. Adjust the top Layer to repair the desired area.
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| 8.
Adjust the Opacity to taste.
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