Some Eye-Catching Tips for Using Adobe Photoshop: Tutorials

Some Eye-Catching Tips for Using Adobe Photoshop: Tutorials covers the essential facts behind the topic, including what changed, why it mattered, and how it affected users.

Tutorials Overview

Change eye color:

This is the first thing we mentioned in this test:

Using the Selection tool, select any reflection area on the eye, then copy to a new layer:

Go back to the original image layer, and select the entire eye image (as accurate as possible):

You should use the Refine Edge function to make sure the difference is not too large

And using the Hue / Saturation Adjustment Layer to change the eye color, you can check the Colorize box in the Options section to refer to the different color patterns. Make sure our reflection layer stays above:

Add photos to the eyes:

And then there are a few more complicated operations, to make it easier to perform, it is best to find photos with a straight-eyed angle, without tilting angles, otherwise more complicated. A lot of. To begin, you'll have to select the area shown in the eye as follows:

Then use the Brush, Adjustment Layer and Smudge Tool, try to make it look like the image below. The key point in this step is to try to create a monochromatic color effect that is more similar to the key color of the photo to be added later:

And the next step, find a medium sized image, not too big to match the above selection:

Please note that you can use the Refine Edge function to bring a natural look to the image, while changing the different display modes such as Overlay, Color, Pin Light. To best suit your needs. And below is a concrete example when we apply different effects:

When using the Sharpen Tool to create a little shadow

Artistic effect

Overlay effect

Good luck!