Search Results for: How To Use The Healing Brush Tool In Photoshop

  • The complete guide to Photoshop Clone Stamp tool

    In this Photoshop tutorial by Unmesh Dinda from Piximperfect you will learn how to use the Clone Stamp tool, right from the core basics to the advanced. Plus, some nifty tips, tricks, and techniques like combining blend modes. This video, will also cover when, where and how to use the clone stamp tool or the […] More

  • How to Retouch Hair in Photoshop

    Learning how to properly retouch hair is super important because if you got messy hair in your photograph, the whole photograph will look messy. Hair can be totally complicated, so there are multiple ways to retouch it. In this tutorial, Aaron Nace from Phlearn is going to show you different ways to retouch the hair, […] More

  • Remove Wrinkles in Photoshop with the Spot Healing Brush

    In this tutorial by Howard Pinsky you will learn how to quickly remove wrinkles in Photoshop using the Spot Healing Brush Tool. Other tools can certainly be used to achieve this result, but in many cases, the Spot Healing Brush is all you’ll need. More

  • Complete Beauty Retouching Photoshop Guide

    This guide of video tutorials by Sean Armenta, will show you how to perform impressive beauty portrait retouching in Photoshop. The author explains step by step his beauty retouching workflow and divides it into a mini-guide of four tutorials where he explains the use of the Healing Brush, Clone Stamp and many other retouching tools. […] More

  • Quick Tip: Fix Red Eyes Lightning Fast in Photoshop

    In this quick tutorial from Adobe TV, Russell Brown shows you how to use the Spot Healing Brush to easily remove red eye from an image in a couple of steps. No more messy cloning, cutting or layer swapping. This tool makes it super easy to remove red eyes from your photos. Check it out! More

  • Reduce Wrinkles With Photoshop’s Healing Brush

    Photoshop’s Healing Brush is by far the best of its photo retouching tools, and in this tutorial, we learn how it works and how it can be used to easily reduce the appearance of distracting wrinkles on someone’s face! More

  • Removing Objects From Photos

    The healing brush and clone tool are fine for fixing blemishes or removing certain things in an open area, but get near a hard edge and these tools become less useful. To realistically remove a large object, it takes careful attention to detail, its just something Photoshop can’t quite automate. More