How to Remove Eye Wrinkles and Crows Feet in Photoshop

[@Capesworld458]

dude your a genius, I have had so much trouble dealing with eye wrinkles thank you

[@jospargo8417]

I love this technique. I always recommend restraint in wrinkle removal and this technique gives ample control. Like, like, like!

[@Sylviajr92]

Aaron ! I love to listen to your tutorials ! If everyone could explain this way .... Anyhow, Thanks for your great videos !

[@justinebath3031]

Thank you - loved how you taught me the shift command F concept and lowering opacity. Learn something new each day. I didn't notice the microphone!

[@MichelleDiepbrink]

Amazing video yet again! Learning so much extra Photoshop features from Phlearn, thanks for the amazing tutorials!

[@irizadollente4053]

Thanks to Mr. Nace. I learn so much in Phototshop. More years to come for PHlearn.

[@XxamorOo]

there's no problem at all with microphone it looks awesome,,very good job with video as always

[@thanassisfournarakos9696]

Great tutorial, as always! Have a nice weekend, my friend. Best regards from Athens, Greece.

[@ElektraTig]

I used your method the other day. Easy to do and worked like a charm. Highly recommended. Aaron, all your videos are great, BTW. Used bend if for the first time yesterday after watching your video on that and accomplished exactly what I wanted to do. Thanks!

[@hot_sour]

This is such a great and simple tutorial. Thank you!

[@brendavawter]

This was so good btw. Worked like a charm and you're so easy to follow!

[@jackmoore2326]

Aaron....excellent quick tips....very helpful.

[@3xcatalina]

you're a great teacher! keep on phlearning us! :D

[@RafaelQuiles]

Sweet!! I used healing brush but didnt know about fading. Thanks Aaron!

[@Ronin760]

Excellent episode. Well done!

[@ITSMEPOTATO]

Thank you you are a genius

[@BilianaBiBiShiBiBiShaN1111]

superb !!! better than Clone + Lighten !! more control ! Thank youuu Aaron !!!

[@JoeTheConsultant]

Great video, exactly what I was looking for and your teaching style is easy to follow .. great job as always!

[@davidherman1803]

Thanks for another great tut ( I knew already) , but I like to watch your tuts your the best! ... like the mic

[@baryafe]

love this tutorial thank you! love your new microphone

[@joseluisavilagonzalez9626]

Very helpful Aaron!!

[@artmaltman]

Great tutorial, very clear and useful and moves along quickly. Thanks!

[@Zoe_2112]

You are the best Aaron! Thank you!

[@carloslugo5057]

Thank you for sharing your tips!!

[@taniaFlores95]

I love all your videos!

[@MikaLatokartano]

Great tutorials as always. What comes to the mic, it doesn't matter much to me as it doesn't impact the actual content of the tutorials, which remain outstanding. It's just a different way of sound recording and in a way a nice nod to the early days of Phlearn. Having said that, I didn't find anything at all wrong with the audio before, and in that respect the mic is an unnecessary extra element. As long there's a clear sound - and there is - I don't care how it's done.

[@simomonster]

You are the best . Easy to learn from you

[@thedreampipe]

Thanks so much for this video. Really easy to get a great looking photo this way.

[@karenweissner1142]

Thank you, Aaron. Great video.

[@MrReeltimevideo]

Thumbs up for the Mic.... Keep it.... Reminds me of a late night show set!

[@Afecta]

Thank you so much for these great tutorials!

[@emadnejati7620]

thanks so much aaron,i know you are the best can you do a portrait retouching like dani diamond style?

[@MrPalarme]

Another idea, thanks to you I learned a lot but when I get in front of my pictures I don't always know what should I do if I know how to. So maybe some video explaining where to look ? What and why change?

[@ersankenanov72]

Aaron Nace is The BEST

[@faepsteyn7115]

Thank you, this is excellent!!

[@AliA-we2uu]

Fantastic tutorial

[@fzamanalahi3489]

Thanks a lot AARON!!!

[@Jharries1971]

Hi, I love this channel, you have fantastic tutorials and I would like to ask if you have or would do an episode of the whole process from taking a photo (set up based on conditions) to post production of the same photo either using Lightroom or Photoshop.

[@Robert_Ace_Videos]

your channel is about all your viewers can learn. So, we need to listen you well and I think that that Mic is a great option.

[@MimiZBeauty1]

Very helpful 👍🏼

[@mohamedkouki1371]

new technique thanks aaron :)

[@RobertAschermann]

I didn't think the audio quality was bad but the new mic is a little richer. I noticed it right off and you seemed a little more stationary and a little less animated in this one. It was like you were more aware of the mic and trying to stay "in range." One of your awesome super powers is your fun and relaxed presentation style. I wouldn't trade any of that for a little better audio quality.

[@zainbawi]

thanks for this awesome tutorial.

[@MartVanAlem]

I did not know about the existence of the fade command, so I'd love to see its application in different types of projects. Not sure about its usefulness here though. Layer masking after completely covering the wrinkles would pretty much do the same thing faster, in addition to giving you more control to go back and forth between different levels of opacity. I'm still gonna try it out though :).

[@Eat-MyGoal]

+Mart van Alem Layer masking would require all wrinkles to be faded to the same degree, or a constant change in opacity/flow when painting in with back and white, or each wrinkle dealt with on many separate layers. How is that better? Phlearn method is superior, I feel.

[@GabeDitmore]

Hey Aaron, I was just wondering if there were any books about color and light that you could recommend.. Thanks!

[@danvsjr]

Enjoying the video. Great stuff. I have a follow on. After you do all of this work in your new layer, what if your Background layer was a Smart Object from a raw file, and you made some kind of change, maybe using ACR. How do you get your new layer to match the new skin tones? Or do you get to start over with the retouching?

[@808foodlover]

Very cool, thanks!

[@mickuzzell7778]

Great episode ... mic is not a worry!

[@kaliorify]

Thank you for the great video as always. How about using opacity (or fill?) and use a different layer for every wrinkle? This way we again have more control but can also go back and readjust if we want to. Is fade better than opacity.

[@jandoddy1773]

Hey Aaron, keep the mic - looks industrious! I don't see the links or info about the mic or the XLR to USB converter. Can you put that somewhere? BTW, great tutorial!

[@MadsFeierskov]

Idea for an episode (something a little different): How to use photoshop to edit pictures of your home, to try out different styles before remodelling; new colors on walls, new table tops in the citchen, remove cabinets or part of a wall, put in a skylight etc. Whatever you can immagine.

[@loverishu1017]

I like your videos very much. Can you do a video of blur background as like dslr. please!

[@bulentobuz9110]

What is the brand of the pen you use? and you are realy very perfect teacher of my life. Thanks

[@LevivanBoksel]

Why should you use the 'Fade Healing Brush' if you also can change the opacity of the layer... Is there a difference between those two?

[@photobuf1]

I duplicate the BG layer and on the new layer I use the healing brush to remove all wrinkles. I then go to the channels palette and make a selection of the red copy, go back to the duplicated layer and place a mask on the layer. The red channel make a perfect mask and fades away 75% of the wrinkles but doesn't look fake.

[@WarGardensForVictory]

I would love to see a video out your studio. like an old MTV Cribs episode. I like the mic btw.

[@vincesolomito1865]

is there an out-of-place contact in her R eye or is it a phenomenon of light?

[@LucasPitcher13]

Hey Aaron - great advice as ever. Would you suggest the same technique for removing wrinkles from clothing, (I shoot a lot of historical outfits and corsetry for example), or is there a slightly faster method for larger areas of wrinkles on non-skin subjects? (Since we are so good at noticing when skin looks fake, as you point out). Thanks!

[@jimjames8547]

Jim James Great, but easy!! But how do you remove/restore a B&W photo with "cracks, bubbles and the odd stray colour"

[@Zwiesel66]

I have no problem with the microphone, the sound is excellent.

[@yunberry4865]

I'm not using Mac book,so where can I find that fade healing brush under edit or other method?

[@SolPat14]

cool video !

[@ChristopherDillman]

Glad I found this tutorial. But... that Edit/Fade Healing Brush never worked for me. Nothing happens. I'm on Mac Photoshop CC 2018. So instead, I had to adjust the opacity on that healing brush layer. Looks to be same result as that non-functional healing brush fade.

[@studiopatidar236]

Aaron please teach dragan effect

[@patrickmengler3658]

What are your brush settings?

[@sheems51]

Any tips for removing the neck lines

[@demacf6805]

Loved the lesson, as always. The microphone? Not so much. Sound was fine before, without visual distraction. Best tech is invisible.

[@2020Viision]

Does it automatically give the option to sample once you’ve selected the brush or is there something you need to press to be able to sample? Once sampled so you need to press something before selecting your wrinkle area? Thanks, great vid.

[@OriginStudiosPhoto]

The fade command works well with the patch tool to get rid of eye bags too! Lose the microphone from the shot!

[@HEAT-PHEAREN]

Can you show edit cross-eye ?

[@PolymerJones]

my photo has a larger wrinkle / crease and the healing brush is not working that great for it

[@W0KAL]

Sound is so much better without all the room echo. Don't mind the mic there at all. Didn't you have a smaller desktop mic in the videos from your house that still sounded good? It would be less distracting if it was smaller but the sound quality makes up for it if a smaller one can't keep up.

[@debscheib4142]

Awesome Thankyou

[@karographixphotography7811]

You really can do a lot of magic, great videos! But how you see anything behind that huge microphone??? :-)

[@b991228]

How about copying the wrinkles to another layer and apply a black mask. The you apply the healed layer using a white brush with a very-very low flow. With that small flow you are able to control the intensity of the wrinkle reductions at different points throughout the portrait.

[@AlexandriaPierreEtienne]

Fade healing brush tool doesn't appear on Photoshop v23.5 and the Fade tool under the edit menu is greyed out. I tried resetting the photoshop preferences and reboot, but no luck. Anyone else having this problem?

[@mina0304]

Can you PLEASE do tutorials on how to totally change the reflections inside person's eyes or glasses?

[@Eat-MyGoal]

+mina0304 phlearn.com/add-reflection-sunglasses-photoshop

[@Enrique-the-photographer]

I just bought my first DSLR and a friend gave me a copy of photoshop 7, is it worth learning how to use it or is the technology too old. Thanks.

[@shirlenedown1908]

Will you do an episode on neck wrinkles?

[@lenoresdream]

thank you!

[@mrmobius]

Use a Lavalier Lapel microphone. Great audio quality and shouldn't pick up background sounds. just run the wire underneath the shirt and use a color short to match the mic, usually black.

[@dondabbelt1785]

Thanks for the tutorial I didn't know that was there. I tried all different things and my grand mother looked like she was 20 yrs old

[@DanielEtchudez]

Sorry, when you create a layer from the original image, and make the background of the new layer is white? I can not, I still grid? regards

[@guillaumeayotte1497]

+Daniel Etchudez He doesn't touch the background of the layer.

[@shonthelawn]

Aaron - can you bring back the ponytail please?

[@abdulrehman5825]

Hello.. Sir i saw your all tutorials and also learn lot. i have account on fiverr.com and now i got order of making vector file but i don't have Adobe illustrator, so can you Please mention a link of illustrator from where i can download ?

[@PradeepKumar-oe4im]

idea for an episode How to use character Panel ~ standard ligatures ~ discretionary ligatures ~ contextual alternates ~ title alternates

[@TheKc2pxp]

Microphone looks cool!

[@TheGoodContent37]

1.-Duplicate layer 2.-Use Patch Tool and completely disappear the wrinkles 3.-Adjust opacity of the "no wrinkles" layer 4.-Done

[@MikaLatokartano]

+ALPHA DESIGN Creative Studio As always in Photoshop, there are many ways to do things. People learn about Fade here used in one context and apply in their own. This approach also gives a bit more control and nuance as each wrinkle gets an individual opacity adjustment vs all receiving the same from layer opacity.

[@Eat-MyGoal]

+ALPHA DESIGN Creative Studio Not enough flexibility using your method, a one-size fits all approach for faces? I'll pass thank you

[@MohsenAbozaid]

Thanks

[@TomKaszuba]

Brilliant

[@stevengotz]

Most people will not care about seeing the microphone as long as the audio is good. They might, however, keep bugging you to tell them what kind it is. And, rather than XLR, consider simply using the Rode Podcaster. I like mine.

[@RaymondHamby]

Love the video, don't like the big intrusive mic. Feels like its in the way, also audio gets louder and quieter depending on where you look. Use a lapel mic!

[@MarkusKretzschmarPhoto]

+Raymond Hamby Also liked the sound of the other mic before better

[@RaymondHamby]

+Markus Kretzschmar yes so did I!

[@Anonymous-vh6kp]

+Raymond Hamby Me too, I felt there wasn't enough high end

[@OlivierMougin]

tx a lot for that

[@jeremynorth102]

Anybody have an issue with the Fade function? I've followed Aaron's steps, but Fade isn't working.

[@Dawnybros]

I didn't notice the microphone until the end of the episode. Weird! Just goes to show that my attention was where it should be. :)

[@chereih]

Why you put the mic in the view now? I always like to see videos where i can't see the mic but with great audio quality.

[@dibees]

Great tutorial, BUT what if there's a lot of discoloration there too? When I use the healing brush tool it just copies the skin from the starting point, and sometimes it copies some of the wrinkles too and ends up with a different color; It doesn't look nowhere near as perfect as your work... It looks like discontinued copied and pasted images, not smooth at all and in different colors.

[@dibees]

Also, how does you brush go underneath her eyelashes?? I always end up going over them and making it even more obvious..

[@SteveKalman]

1. Great tutorial, just what I needed 2. Don't care about the microphone; most of the video is screen sharing and it's obviously not visible then. Noisy audio is like having dust spots on your sensor/image -- it shows the same lack of care about those viewing your work.

[@077di6]

Nice but what about the shadows... think also the photo is ezy wrinkles...they not too close to each other

[@JOELY713]

the name of your channel is hilarious and catchy.