Magically Remove Glare from Glasses in Photoshop!

3 Simple Steps to Remove Complex Glare from Glasses in Photoshop! Discover the best way to avoid and fix glare or reflections. Using advanced dodging and burning, in this tutorial, we will learn how to even out the brightness to make the glass completely transparent. Then, with the help of blending modes, we will remove any color cast and correct the skin tone around it.
I hope this video helps you. Thank you so much for watching :)
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The last step of grouping all the edit layers and gradually reducing the opacity to subtly bring back the glare for a natural look is very helpful.

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I've said before, love your work! In my job I do a great deal of exactly this in school portrait photography...so, I was very pleased to discover that your method is almost exactly the same as the one I have developed over the years :) Only difference is that for speed, I usually work more without layers and masks and rely greatly on the history brush (very underrated tool), but on more difficult ones like this, yes layers are the way. I am amazed at your depth of knowledge! So much to learn :)

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I loved how you just took several phased passes or digestible chunks in tackling this lens glare removal edit. Well done!

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Wow great tutorial - so easy to follow & so happy I removed the glare from my subject and fixed the green colour cast there too - THANK YOU!!!

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I love your channel, and you have a WEALTH of Photoshop knowledge. I am a photographer, and someone who was fortunate enough to have mentors who taught me to achieve every possible thing I can 'in' camera, and let post be a tool to enhance, not correct. If you're photographing someone wearing glasses, I'd suggest placing your lighting to their side (side lighting) allowing you to still achieve some gorgeous light on you're subject, without the glare of a light source that's causing this issue in the first place. This is still a great tutorial, it just feels aimed at photographers who want to solve everything in post and ignore understanding the basic fundamentals of lighting. Light is everything.

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This was painful to learn, but I'm glad I took the time to review and review until I got it straight. Thank you for helping me save my photos!!

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When taking a photograph in that situation, you can use a polarizing filter. If you don't, I agree that this is a good tutorial to remove the glare in post.

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Loved your video tutorial. It's on point and way too easy to understand for beginners. I have never used the PS to edit pics but now I can edit the glares from a Pic. Thank you 🙌 One Request - Is there any way to edit the fog from the eye glasses in a picture. I have few pics that has this problem but I'm not able to edit it out.

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I would set the initial burn layer to luminance blending mode. That way, the colors are not affected by burning. Great tutorial! :-)

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Absolute brilliant discovery with with glasses!

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Another great job-- thanks! The eyes seem a bit soft relative to other features. Don't know whether that's due to the corrections, or the glass they were photographed through. Does it make sense to add some sharpening to the eyes as a final step? Also, I think I know why the color matching was a bit challenging. It looks like there areas of magenta (nose) and orange (forehead) on his face, so balancing is a bit of a war :) Thanks again

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An other great video. I have a photo of my father that I need to remove the glare from his glasses. Very helpful thanks for sharing.

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