All the DODGE and BURN actions you will ever need for SKIN RETOUCHING // Easy to follow tutorial

[@HolidayStudio1]

Great Video. Thanks

[@cristinacociug]

Thank you a thousand times!

[@brezhnev89]

thank you for the video! very good one.

[@kagisokeitheile6341]

Best Dodge & Burn Tutorial ever

[@michaela8802]

Excellent tutorial. I'm semi-new to retouching so it's all still a little confusing. But videos like this have been so helpful (and inspiring) for me to start taking my retouching work up a notch. Thank you! New subscriber :)

[@bala1000mina]

Thanks a lot Vera! Wonderful tutorial! God bless you!

[@sujiitkundu9843]

Nicely explained.

[@zahramaqsoudi3220]

Thanks a lot. I have problems with knowing between blemishes and those spots that can be fixed using dodge and burn. I remove all of them using healing brush tool and spot healing tool. Please help me with that. 💗

[@chandarpalrathore6610]

Very good class 🙏🙏

[@chandarpalrathore6610]

Wonderful 😊

[@rwolhandtayoro9504]

You've definitely change my perception of the beauty photography. You've made so easy to understand. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 From Côte d'Ivoire 🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮

[@VeraChange]

I'm so glad!

[@Anna-gv7vo]

Hi Vera, another great vídeo! One question, when you were doing General DB, how do you know you're not blowing your Highlights?? Thank you so much!

[@D_arweesh]

Amazing thank you Vera

[@dougdrouin9718]

Spot on

[@crissystarmedia]

Much respect, new sub.

[@girl5612]

The beauty lies within these steps, love the soft beautiful look it creates and it's non destructive.. 💕Love Vera Change 📸👌🏼

[@VeraChange]

Thanks ☺️

[@be-do-have]

I can’t Thank You Enough for this tutorial! Everything just became so clear! Thank you! ❤️❤️❤️

[@azucenazamora]

Is the first set of layers you created similar to frequency separation?

[@ero-productions]

This is a nice tutorial, i have watched repeatedly, and it made me subscribe. Thanks.

[@marciocharles1]

Muito bom, fiz minhas actions no passo a passo.

[@jaqueline9495]

Hey guys very simple way to dodge and burn that gets the same results: make a new empty layer, change the blend to Soft Light and that is it. switch between black and white to dodge or burn. :)

[@VeraChange]

Very useful, yes, however not as flexible as with curves, plus if you mess up, it’s harder to come back x

[@SalemOchidi]

I love this, thanks

[@lina_cats]

Do you use just regular soft brush or with pen pressure/transfer?Thanks a lot

[@VeraChange]

Pen pressure brush. As i am quite skilled and saves me lots of time changing my flow all the time. For beginners I definitely recommend no pressure brush with 1% flow and build up from there.

[@lina_cats]

Vera Change i ve been using pen pressure for the last two years but then decided once to take it off and it feels easier for me.well i only do grey layer,i never tried curves ever.Thanks for reply!

[@kofimillen]

This video is great

[@robc6384]

Great tutorial. Do you use skin smoothing after D&B or do you not use it at all?

[@VeraChange]

Nothing, just Dodge and Burn ☺️

[@hiddenbyfog3084]

@@VeraChange is that because this model's skin is so good? what if there was a lot of redness and bumps and hair that should've been shaved; is it standard to dodge and burn in the industry? how would you do it? or would frequency separation be acceptable?

[@hiddenbyfog3084]

this did help a lot btw so thank you, but i am starting out and models are not so flawless

[@ERoossien]

@@hiddenbyfog3084 No because smoothing makes your subject look like a plastic doll and will erase texture. If there's a lot of redness you should use high freq seperation and use either the mixture brush tool or add another layer between the texture and low frequency (color) to color those red areas a little. Just blurring isnt going to cut it and will make the image look terrible.

[@surgio818]

Great as always! Would you mind sharing some of your lighting in a future video?

[@VeraChange]

I will definitely share more behind the scenes from shootings in future ☺️

[@hiddenbyfog3084]

oh damn i didnt even see the dark parts until you showed the before and after, i might need to boost my contrast helper layer until my eyes get more sensitive to the difference

[@andyleos76]

where can I get action from?

[@hiddenbyfog3084]

you have to make it yourself she says, it isn't that hard tho. dodging and burning is manual work, so the action is just to set up curves layers with a mask. and that part is quick enough where you dont really need an action; but i guess the minute you save adds up.

[@nathanielbishop6150]

My tool isn't working after i make the actions and i'm not sure what im doing wrong !

[@musaabnader5977]

keep going , u r amazing

[@VeraChange]

Thank you!!

[@SandeepSharma-ri3bx]

Woww

[@framebykabir904]

Can you share this action please?

[@ServingUpSarcasm]

did you even watch the video bro

[@Perfeccionista89]

@@ServingUpSarcasm Exactly

[@jlvergesg]

The setting of your layers are normal or luminosity?

[@VeraChange]

jose luis verges garcia normal ☺️ occasionally i switch to luminosity on additional layers if it’s necessary.

[@MrJustinalex]

one question cuz I have been doing this action for a minute. Do I have to invert the hue and constant the curve we do on the last group?

[@VeraChange]

No, tjhose are helping layers.

[@MrJustinalex]

Do I have add the helping layers too

[@mnb4992]

I have followed every step, just like in the video, but when I apply the action onto my background and want to use the brush, it just doesn‘t work :( what am I doing wrong?

[@VeraChange]

You don’t apply to background. You brush on top of the mask created with curves adjustment layer.

[@vineeshkumar9496]

👍🏻

[@Theodor1st]

Hi! I have a question. Is it possible to apply the same adjustment layer (an adjustment layer that has been inverted and painted on) to another image? This is what I've tried: 1) Exported the adjustment layer as a Color Lookup Table 2) Navigated to Image > Adjustments > Color Lookup... 3) Selected the exported layer (the Color Lookup Table), but... nothing happened... Any help is appreciated.

[@VeraChange]

Just drag and drop the adjustment layer to another image open in the same window, on another tab. Hold shift down so it lands exactly as it should, then release the mouse 😊

[@Theodor1st]

@@VeraChange Hi and thank you for answering my question. How about applying the same adjustment layer (inverted and painted on) to multiple images?

[@rotvarotva]

What is the music?

[@VeraChange]

Song of Mirrors from KZbin audio library ☺️

[@rotvarotva]

@@VeraChangeThanks!

[@artplasma3538]

I wonder how much this professional skin retouching tutorial costs... Must be a 100$ or more...These are usually not cheap.. Wait a minute...its for FREE THANK YOU IRENE

[@ankitretoucher2375]

Hii mam .my name Is ankit verma from Delhi india. I am freelance retoucher.

[@paramanpl]

Hello 😁

[@VeraChange]

Hello 😆

[@arsh1848]

honestly we got confused .. many many layers and groups !!! then we go to another channels they do it different in harder way .. who is right !!!!

[@alloneword154]

Audio 😭😭😭😭

[@saiedarash5545]

Your very fast please slow

[@GrodshapronSrisamran]

I followed all the instruction on your video but when I was going over the dark part to make the dark disappear, there’s nothing happened to any layer of dodge and burn. What did I do wrong? 🥲 I’m so new to this btw.

[@ronalddelorme4947]

Great Video! Thank you!