06-26-2014, 12:13 PM
Hi guys I "fix" up a lot of glamour shots, and I need a stronger touch up brush or at least a clone tool, at the moment the tool isn't strong enough to cover stretch marks or scars or birth marks.
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06-26-2014, 12:13 PM
06-27-2014, 05:46 PM
May sound crazy, I use Photoshop to do a "rough repair" job first, perhaps, less than a minute, before calling PP. It works very well for me in this manner.
07-06-2014, 10:02 PM
Hi Troilus,
I do agree that the touch up brush sometimes is not strong enough for retouching e.g. stretch marks.
Still in most cases I would consider it way strong enough - I usually have it set to around 10 - 15% only.
I agree with Williamting that for severe retouching Photoshop is way more powerful with the content aware repair brushes and don´t think this can be achieved in PP by making the retouch brush stronger.
Regards - MacSass
I do agree that the touch up brush sometimes is not strong enough for retouching e.g. stretch marks.
Still in most cases I would consider it way strong enough - I usually have it set to around 10 - 15% only.
I agree with Williamting that for severe retouching Photoshop is way more powerful with the content aware repair brushes and don´t think this can be achieved in PP by making the retouch brush stronger.
Regards - MacSass