/r/retouching
A place for high end photo retouching, photo illustrations, photo manipulations and photo compositing.
Welcome to /r/retouching. This is a place for sharing high end photo retouching, photo illustrations, photo manipulations and photo compositing. A subreddit celebrating exceptional work with behind the scenes information or how it was made whenever possible.
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Do you have any tips? I am a photo editor for sports clothing store and i am looking for tips on how to make my process faster. I am mostly loosing a lot of time on dust and removing folds on fabrics, since we are asked to make it super smooth. Any methods will be appreciated!
08:08 UTC
My hands on review with Reblum's 2025 update for Lightroom, Photoshop and Capture One. This plugin is insanely good at giving a natural looking high end dodge & burn in seconds, and it can process in batches.
12:10 UTC
Studio Backdrop Retouching Hack?
Hey folks! I’m a fashion photographer who usually enjoys retouching my own shots, but cleaning up studio backdrops is starting to drive me nuts. Retouchers I’ve hired often make them look too perfect or fake. Anyone got suggestions for a tool that can handle this in a natural, automated way? Thanks!
20:55 UTC
Would love to hear your feedback guys
16:55 UTC
Is there a way to fix this really fast with an ai photoshop plugin or dedicated software? I know the time consuming way to skin retouch this in photoshop with frequency separation, but this would take too long for the amount of photos I have to edit.
21:26 UTC
Erik Johansson's Level of Change - Photo Project Behind the Scenes
16:41 UTC
How can I retouch this?
12:40 UTC
How was this photo upscaled?
23:28 UTC
Bucket List by Erik Johansson
15:34 UTC
Suggestions for getting rid of stain?
Interestingly, it only shows up in the Red channel (RGB scan of a B&W print) any way can use that?
12:49 UTC
Retouch Practice with myself
22:49 UTC
Lasse Behnke combines rendered elements - compositing
16:09 UTC
Removing follicles
Hey all,
Best practice for removing dark follicles? Currently use freq sep but it makes it look … too perfect. Any advice welcome
23:40 UTC
Followed the advice from my last post in this sub. Wanted to keep it looking natural but get rid of the goosebumps. Happy for criticism
22:13 UTC