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The Beauty Retouch panel is an essential part of any retoucher’s workflow. Get the most out of it with these tips and tricks! We’ve put together a short video tutorial to help you get started with this amazing panel in Photoshop, so watch it before reading the article in case you need clarification. Now let's get started! #50factsaboutme I have an addiction to coffee and a terrible addiction to cookies...like seriously, I can't stop eating them. It's getting bad...Anyway, my name is Katherine but most people call me Katie. I’m not that good at coffee art, but I can do some pretty cool 3D text. If you have any questions you can contact me at # 50factsaboutme Comment below if you have any questions or would like to share your own tips! Overlay Map Overlay maps are used to create the skin texture overlay map for this tool. The maps are used in order to control the areas where smoothing is applied. They are influenced by the directional controls found under Detail section of the panel. Separate maps are needed for face and body smoothing, these can be created using a graduated neutral density filter or soft light ½-black/white gradient. Smoothness The top slider defines the character of the smoothing, which is measured in pixels. For example, if you have a very rough skin tone, then using this option will leave the skin texture with the roughness in it. A smooth skin tone will look more natural when smoothing is used.Split Toning The default settings use a color which is 1-light red and 0-dark red. This means that any areas that are defined as black (such as facial hair shading) do not appear to be black and will instead blend into the darkest red color, leaving a transparent effect on such areas. Difference Map The difference map is the last map created, and is used to control the amount of contrast between the lighter areas of the image and darker areas of the image. This will be applied to all areas on the face except for facial hair. The top slider defines how much contrast is applied, while bottom slider defines intensity. The 0 slider represents a transparent effect between these two extremes, while 100 represents a dark black area. It's recommended to leave this value at 100 or higher. Blue Tone Control To create an impression on actors that their skin color has changed due to more blood flow being present in their skin, one can enhance this effect by using an appropriate blue-toned tone of makeup. Using this filter, the skin will appear to have more blood flowing, hence giving it a more lifelike appearance. This filter works by lowering the saturation of areas which are considered dark (such as dark eye shadow) and enhancing the saturation of areas which are considered light (such as clear blush). Highlights Overlay The Highlights Overlay allows you to adjust the levels of highlights on your image. To do this you can either use individual sliders to set what you want to control, or you can use the histogram editor described below. You can also use curves for this purpose if you really like using them. cfa1e77820
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