How to DODGE & BURN with Adobe Photoshop (Raw File in description)

[@bebitze]

Thank you for this! I have just downloaded the Tk plugin yesterday so I need to try it on.

[@OanDeWaal]

Your methodology of explaining the concepts are great! Thanks very insightful

[@ThePhlogPhotography]

Thank you so much!

[@sarajitsil]

Beautiful processing.

[@ThePhlogPhotography]

Thank you!

[@thegodfather4713]

Thanks, man. It was a video I was waiting for. I've learned two different Dodge and Burn techniques and the difference between them.

[@ThePhlogPhotography]

Thank you for the comment! Hope the video will help you!

[@rmlee760]

Amazing. Thanks for this tutorial.

[@ThePhlogPhotography]

Very happy you like it! :-)

[@edwardanderson7962]

Thank you for this! Superb explanation of dodging and burning using different tools. I have the TK panel and haven't used much and you've just showed the superiority of using the correct tool for the job.

[@ThePhlogPhotography]

Thank you!

[@dennisjones3016]

The TK panel was much more precise and produced far better results. Thank you!

[@ThePhlogPhotography]

Its an awesome tool to do precise work!

[@oppositetome]

Thankyou :D I always avoided that plugin even though after having it :P I shouldn't be now.

[@ThePhlogPhotography]

I know that too well! I didnt use the plug in for a few weeks after purchasing it because I didnt know where to start :-)

[@WildlikeDestination]

I believe that the same effect can be achieved by using the Apply Image feature that is embedded directly in Photoshop. It is easy to target highlights, midtones and shadows with it in combination with Levels on the layer mask.

[@ThePhlogPhotography]

I'm not too familiar with the apply image tool, currently I just use it to do exposure blending, I will take a closer look at it, thanks for mentioning this

[@WildlikeDestination]

@@ThePhlogPhotography You are very welcome. Mads Peter Iversen has a great editing tutorial where he talks a lot about using Apply Image.

[@dennisjones3016]

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