My Secret Dodge & Burn Trick in Photoshop - Control Depth Using Sliders

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In this photoshop photo retouching tutorial, learn how to apply dodge and burn to portraits easily in photoshop using blending options.
Before get into this tutorial. i recommend you to first clear your portrait skin. If any major blemishes appears in the photos first try to clear it and then proceed with the dodging and burning.
Ok let's start.
First we need to lighten the overall image, to do that go to adjustments and add curves.In here i'm not going to change any thing, instead I'll change the blending to "screen" which I'm going to use this layer to control dodge effect.
Now we need to darken the overall image, to do that again go to adjustments and add curves. In here i'm not going to change any thing, instead i'll change the blending to "multiply" which darkens the overall image. I'll use this layer to control burn effect.
Now select both layers - right click and choose group from layers CTRL+G or Command+G keyboard shortcut and click ok. Now i want to apply the layer mask to the group. to do that simply click on add layer mask icon to apply the layer mask to the group.
Now select layer mask and go to image menu and select apply image. Apply image dialog box appears, in here keep everything to default, except lower the opacity to 50%. click ok.
Now lower the opacity of the group to 50% which controls the dodge and burn strength.
Now we're going to control the dodge and burn effect. First let's adjust the dodge effect. Select the dodge layer and right click, select "Blending options".
In this dialog, the important slider here is Underlying Layer. which contains black triangle and white triangle. White triangle represents the lighter areas whereas black triangle represents the darker areas.
To control the dodge effect we need to minimize the lighten affect from the shadows. So simply drag the black triangles to the right, i will keep blending at 130. Keep an eye on the image so that you will see that the particular lighten areas are selected. Now Hold Option or Alt Key click on the triangles splits them so you can feather the blending effect. Click ok.
To control the Burn effect we need to minimize the darken affect from the highlights. So simply drag the white triangles to the left and splits them so you can feather the blending effect, i will keep blending at 128.
Now group everything and add inverted layer mask, hold Alt or option key and click on layer mask icon.
Now take white brush and paint on face to reveal the dodge and burn effect to your preference.
You can adjust the depth of the effect by lower or increasing opacity of the group.
Thats it. We're done.
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I'm a Spanish Speaker, and the language of the video really does not matter, man you have amazing content.

[@yamikazi1]

man help me here in underlying !! what the word you say ?? ctrl+hold tringl or what ???? can you tell me how to split that tringle in underlying !!??

[@BIJOYANTA]

@@yamikazi1 hey did u get your answer? If not then, holding alt and pressing left click breaks the triangle.

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[@emperor.augustus]

the best way to apply the dodge and burn effect, thank you.

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[@transylvanianfarmer]

Love this. Seen other tutorials and they seemed so complicated and labor intensive. This is easy to do, even for a newbie like myself

[@jessushernandez1830]

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[@mcjiehembile3992]

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[@Sminkionato]

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[@justfeelitcreatives]

one of the best and quick dodge and burn technique. thanks a lot

[@WorldMusicStageRecords]

Excellent Tutorial!!!!

[@hassannaqvii2099]

I've not seen such an excellent video on dodge and burn... thanks man

[@RS-Amsterdam]

Good tut. I use to do it like that only less complicated. Make 2 copies of your base layer (2 x command/ctrl J) Instead of Screen and Multiply I use ColorBurn and ColorDodge (but it works also good with screen and multiply) . So one of the copies gets a ColorBurn blending mode and the other a ColorDodge blending mode Apply a black mask on each of the two layers (black is hidden) Take a soft brush with a low flow and paint white (electing the masks) where you want the highlights and darks to be visible Every stroke (flow) will make it more visible As addition, you can put a blur on the mask if you need a softer softer transition

[@moonshadefp]

i love this, tried it today.

[@greencarbs4499]

Omg I need to try this asap🤯

[@graphicredesign1492]

Nice. I use a different method that doesn't manipulate the existing colors so dramatically (which blend modes do). I just boost highlights and shadow using 1 curve for each. Mask/reveal them back in. This only controls the existing colors "as they are" and doesn't create additional effects to the colors as is common with blend modes.

[@SmellGoodWithFab]

Very good tutorial on this particular video

[@ianfarns1360]

It's nice to know you are back after such a long period of time. I really do enjoy your videos, especially this one on Dodge & Burn trick. Thanks for sharing.

[@playingheads7007]

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[@ChistiCakes]

Thank you! I have been trying to figure this out for the longest time!

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[@dirtysouth_305]

this is great. trying this now

[@yurkinsongromov7998]

Many thanks!

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[@BotSupremo]

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[@lawaii2024]

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[@girishgadkar1]

sir its amazing idea its very useful for all photographers thanks

[@NBWDOUGHBOY]

Damn you made that look so easy. Damn!

[@DmitriMironov]

muchas gracias señor Craziest dodge and burn tecnique I have ever seen:-))

[@salemfotografy2938]

thank you so much...the best D&B technique by far

[@Chickboom34]

Nice technique! Thanks for sharing. Can’t wait to try it!

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Perfect

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Great! Thanks for share.

[@TARCISIUSMichael]

I don't normally drop comments but I love this.. So easy even though I can do the global DnB

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thank you for the good tutorial and the written explanation under the video

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[@ibias22]

Brilliant trick Good job. Very fast

[@noelborbe7487]

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[@designkaboodle4786]

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Thank you so much. Your voise is perfect

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[@francescoz1964]

Fantastic tutorial, very Thanks :)

[@ratuladhikary356]

Sir which of the photoshop version that you have using please tell me

[@SabbirAhmed-td9ou]

What is the alternative of pressing the alt key?

[@marcialhernandez2209]

great video. thanks a lot bro!

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You are creative thank for your 💡

[@xpy1]

Am I supposed to Dodge & Burn first or do frequency separation first

[@michaelmevik]

This video explains it better

[@arbull7264]

GOOD VIDEO

[@Goldmangun]

Great technique, thank you!

[@maxhamman]

mind blown

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its amazing technique thanks PSDESIRE

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[@aprisonaprison1642]

Amazing tips. Very useful. Can you apply to animal photo because i love taking pictures of them.

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[@spiritghoul3199]

group from layers option is not in my photoshop what to do sir?

[@raman20092009]

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Mto bom!

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[@Rodhammo1]

Could you create an action to do this?

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[@davidmuli6208]

Thank you for the trick.

[@vikag7356]

thank you))))

[@richwiltshire481]

Hi Followed the tuturial but i cant seem to see group from layer to create the second group

[@psdesireYT]

select first group layer and click CTRL + G on windows or Command + G on mac

[@richwiltshire481]

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[@fotografrf]

Thanks my friend!

[@Tezuka-gs8eb]

I'm using PS Cc 2018 and there is no option for "group from layers" I don't have the option as you did during time 4.24 in this video.

[@elielc2431]

really good video! but at 4:35 I couldn't do the Group from layers! What should I do?

[@Ruffneck101]

Same, doesn't even give me the option

[@Taxcopueblomagico]

No me aparece esa opción tampoco :/

[@kolossimike]

Try this: select all the layers you want to group, then hold down Command (Mac) or Ctrl (Windows) and press 'G.'

[@muradaliyev8247]

PERFECT

[@robcsi1978]

Hello, Can you make a downloadable action for this? Thank you!

[@alexecioranu764]

Action will not work because in every photo you have to control the dodge and burn in different amount, it will not work universally.

[@pilarpulido1733]

Una vez que voy a crear el siguiente grupo a partir de capas me lo hace pero por debajo del primer grupo. Como puedo solucionarlo. Gracias

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Genial

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[@yamikazi1]

man help me here in underlying !! what the word you say ?? ctrl+hold tringl or what ???? can you tell me how to split that tringle in underlying !!??

[@arm3lit0]

triangle he means. and press ALT or OPTION key on Mac.

[@ashwanibhola3766]

Great video, loved the simple and effective technique! One question though, when adjusting the Blending Options of the Dodge/Burn layers, I noticed in the Dodge Blending you split the triangle and moved it towards the white. In the Burn Blending, you split the triangle and again moved towards the white, when I expected you to move it to the black this time. Was this intentional, or a mistake?

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[@alexandisiu]

Season’s greetings! Wondering which version of PS would u recommend so that I could do some of the things from your tutorials?

[@dineshchander9082]

Which photoshop do you use

[@psdesireYT]

photoshop 2019 :)

[@gidesp1]

Merci beaucoup

[@stanleykho3865]

i tried to download the zip file but seems like it is not working or damaged. Please check again. Thanks.

[@psdesireYT]

hey i just tested and it working fine. please check it again.

[@stanleykho3865]

@@psdesireYT...Thanks...i have found the solution...hehe..