How to use the dermabrasion tool correctly in PS to adapt to different skin colors?

How to use dermabrasion tools in PS for various skin types

You need to install the Neat Image plug-in to proceed to the next step. You can find many download links online. After downloading, install it into the Photoshop software and start using it.

As for the installation method, when you download the plug-in, it will also come with an installation instruction!

The following are some methods I searched on the Internet, I hope it can be of some help to you, ^_^

Manually install the Neat Image plug-in to:

Take Adobe Photoshop 7.01 Chinese version as an example,

Method 1 (Traditional method):

Place the Neat Image installation folder (usually located in C:\Program Files\Neat Image\)

Copy the NeatImage.8bf and NeatImage.chs files to the specified location in the Photoshop installation directory.

In the Plug-Ins\Adobe Photoshop Elements Only\Filters subdirectory, you can find various filter plug-ins.

Then restart the image editor and you will be able to find it in the Neat Image submenu under the Filter menu.

Neat Image plugin.

Method 2 (easier method):

In Photoshop, you can go to the Edit menu and select "Presets | Plug-ins & Cache" and then check "Other Plug-in Catalogs".

Select "Options" and then select Neat Image in the installation folder (usually C:\Program Files\Neat Image\).

Then restart the image editor and you will be able to find it in the Neat Image submenu under the Filter menu.

Neat Image plugin.

Precautions:

- Please start the main program of Neat Image at least once before using the plug-in.

Supplement: I mistakenly thought it was Neat Image before, but this method is similar. Copy the plug-in to the filter folder under the plug-in folder of Adobe Photoshop, and then open Photoshop. You will see the Kodak plug-in in the filter menu, which contains four plug-ins.

Why doesn’t my photoshop

PS microdermabrasion refers to a technology in Photoshop software, its full name is "blurred skin". It uses various methods to blur parts of the skin, making it appear smoother and more refined. Therefore, microdermabrasion is not a tool, but a technique used in Photoshop to beautify a character's skin.

method one:

1. Observe the channel panel, select a more appropriate channel, and use tools such as repair, stamp, and eraser to further process the skin.

2. Select another channel and use the Lasso tool to circle the areas that do not need to be processed. In order to make the edges of the selection more natural, you can use the feather tool to feather the selection appropriately. After completing the feathering, perform the inverse selection operation.

3. Go to the Layers panel and duplicate the background layer.

4. After selecting the background layer, enter the channel panel, find the channel that has been processed and has good effect, and copy its content to other channels through the selection.

5. Go to the Layers panel, perform Gaussian blur on the copied layer, and set the layer properties to "Color".

6. Processing completed.

Method Two:

Observe the channel panel, select a better channel, hold down the CTRL key, and then left-click to select the channel. Next, hold down the CTRL SHIFT key while left-clicking on the RGB channel.

2. Go to the Layers panel, copy the selected content to one layer, and perform Gaussian blur.

3. Duplicate the background layer, place this layer on top, and add a mask.

4. Set the foreground/background color to black/white, select the brush tool, and then adjust the opacity. Use the brush tool to further paint the skin.

5. Processing completed

Method 3:

1. Open the image and perform Gaussian blur.

2. Find the Gaussian blur step in the history panel, set it as the history brush source, and restore the history to the state where the picture was opened.

3. Select the "History Brush Tool" and adjust the "Opacity", then use this tool to smudge details that do not match the era until you achieve a satisfactory effect.

4. Processing completed.

Photoshop plug-in is available for microdermabrasion

NeatImage is a powerful plug-in, mainly used for noise reduction and contour sharpening to achieve a skin-smoothing effect. Using NeatImage, you can easily and efficiently achieve the skin resurfacing effect by simply dragging different parameters.

There are also many related microdermabrasion plug-ins. The download website for plug-in installation methods is provided.

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