under eye shadows

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The Data Rat
Jan 26, 2004
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Good morning all!

I have read several way to eliminate/diminish under eye shadows but have always found that someone has and easier or more efficient way than published methods. I would like to hear how others handle this.

Thanks!

Suzi
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Eric Gill
Jan 26, 2004
"The Data Rat" < remove X> wrote in news:c6bRb.3$fZ6.0 @lakeread06:

Good morning all!

I have read several way to eliminate/diminish under eye shadows but have always found that someone has and easier or more efficient way than published methods. I would like to hear how others handle this.

Clone tool at 20% opacity, cloning from lighter areas. Healing brush to put texture back in. Quick and easy.
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KBob
Jan 26, 2004
On Mon, 26 Jan 2004 19:22:23 GMT, Eric Gill
wrote:

"The Data Rat" < remove X> wrote in news:c6bRb.3$fZ6.0 @lakeread06:

Good morning all!

I have read several way to eliminate/diminish under eye shadows but have always found that someone has and easier or more efficient way than published methods. I would like to hear how others handle this.

Clone tool at 20% opacity, cloning from lighter areas. Healing brush to put texture back in. Quick and easy.

That’s pretty much what I’d do to, only I would first duplicate the original layer and add a mask. Then clear the eye shadows as described (on the duplicate) and after the eyes are shadow-less and she looks 25 again, go to the mask and with opacity set low and with a soft brush, paint back in the original shadow, wrinkles etc. at a lower intensity. You can of course work back and forth with this, and you always have your original to flash back to, just so you don’t overdo things. While I’ve known a few old gals who say "give me the works and don’t hold back," it’s generally best to do all these retouch operations in moderation. Of course with PS there are lots of other ways to do this, including use of the history brush, but this is how I do it.
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broga
Jan 27, 2004
Go to bed earlier 😉

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"The Data Rat" < remove X> wrote in message
Good morning all!

I have read several way to eliminate/diminish under eye shadows but have always found that someone has and easier or more efficient way than published methods. I would like to hear how others handle this.
Thanks!

Suzi

EG
Eric Gill
Jan 27, 2004
"broga" <ian’@(remove to e-mail)micromountain.com> wrote in news:bv4mso$dn6 $:

Go to bed earlier 😉

Less salt in your diet.
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RTo2
Jan 29, 2004
Create a new layer, set blend mode to Overlay and fill with 50% gray.

Grab a brush and use a low opacity and paint over. White will brighten and black will darken. Or different grays will work to. This is mainly a dodge/burn layer that doesnt mess with the main pic.

On Mon, 26 Jan 2004 11:19:39 -0500, "The Data Rat" < remove X> wrote:

Good morning all!

I have read several way to eliminate/diminish under eye shadows but have always found that someone has and easier or more efficient way than published methods. I would like to hear how others handle this.
Thanks!

Suzi

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