3 Ways to Remove Hot Spots, Highlights, or Shine from Portraits in Photoshop

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Discover 3 ways to get rid of the oily, extra-bright, or shiny skin in Photoshop in the most natural fashion. Learn how to combine the power of blend modes with intelligent cloning and curves to achieve a very natural skin by getting the super bright areas away, without destroying the skin texture.

In this tutorial we will be covering how to use the regular healing brush tool, the spot healing brush tool, the patch tool and curves combined with the powers of blend modes and blend-if to collectively form a super powerful recipe to tackle any kind of shining areas, hot spots or highlights in portraits. Hope this video helps you. Thank you for watching!

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24 Comments
  1. Melissa M says

    Thanks so much for this tutorial. I used all three techniques on some portraits and it worked wonderfully. Adjusting the opacity was a great tip! I've enjoyed all your tutorials. You are truly talented and great teacher, Unmesh!!

  2. Priscilla Reichard says

    Holy wow thank you so much! I’ve not edited so many photos because of harsh hot spots I’m sure sure how to fix. Can’t wait to try this!

  3. David Moore says

    Absolutely brilliant! Thank you very much

  4. Paula Ares says

    Help! I can´t find my healing brush tool! How do I look for it?

  5. Jānis Strazdiņš says

    Very nice…thanks!…about forgetting to Fade patching…that's why it's always good idea to make that on new layer – you can just use mask instead of Fade anytime you want

  6. Tinderbox says

    How hot is it in that studio?

  7. Camera Raw Filter as good for remove highlights. Apply to layer copy and draw a mask.

  8. Forever 1995 says

    Love your work bro! THANKS

  9. John Parker says

    I love how detailed you are! Great video!

  10. Helvy Markus says

    very good tutor indeed and fun too….keep up th good work, i m learning..

  11. João Ricardo Alves de Paula says

    I use the Selective Color and reduce the Whites.
    I think It is a similar result.

  12. Cindy Doerksen says

    Best technique I've seen for getting rid of shine! Thanks!

  13. Saad Aldousari says

    Thank you so much. I cannot thank you enough! You're a Photoshop hero.

  14. All Time Hasan says

    You are really boss, salute you, I have watched a lot of tutorials from your channel and all the videos are really awesome and very details.

  15. Randolph Pettit says

    Very good tutorial. Thumbs up!

  16. Rajendra Chaudhari says

    unmesh i have some problem with photo editing about finger print photos i am police photographer can i send photo sample for you

  17. Jeffrey Spinner says

    Why not use a set of hi/low frequency layers and work on the fuzzy color layer (lo freq) layer only? And/or using your method to remove shadows just with highilghts? And/or stacking those methods? Gonna experiment today…what do ppl think?

  18. Carlyle Ellis says

    I like your style.

  19. cosmo ianiro says

    hi i very much enjoy learning from u just one small problem with some of use we do not have ps because of money so we have gimp perhaps u can start teaching gimp i am asking u because u are a blessed teacher thank u

  20. Drifted Anew says

    Is it me or he seems a bit sad in this video? Love the new look and feel of the channel btw! <3

  21. chachiej22 says

    Thank you!

  22. Laurie Wahlig says

    This is exactly the instructions I needed! Thank you!!!

  23. Potpot23 says

    Thank you sooooo much!

  24. Mukund Umra says

    Wow. What a Fantastic, simple way of Teaching. DEAR, YOU ARE MY INSPIRATION. Continue your efforts to educate newbies like us. TONES OF THANKS TO YOU.

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