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Adjustment layers are layers that apply tonal and color changes, such as curves, levels and hue and saturation, to the image beneath them without changing the u...
Smart objects are Photoshop layers that hold source data, either pixels or vectors, inside a protective container. You transform, warp and filter the container,...
Content-aware fill is the Photoshop feature that fills a selected area with pixels sampled from elsewhere in the same image. Retouchers use it to remove a stray...
Generative fill is the family of AI-powered editing tools that add, remove or extend image content from a selection and, optionally, a short text prompt. Adobe'...
AI subject selection is the family of one-click tools that use machine learning to find the main person or object in a photo and isolate it for you. In Photosho...
Hair and fine-edge selections are the part of a cut-out that decides whether anyone believes it. A product with a hard edge can be traced with a pen path in min...
Curves and levels are the two tonal adjustment tools that sit underneath almost every professional image edit. Levels sets three things: the black point, the wh...
Blend modes are the settings that decide how a layer's pixels combine with the layers beneath it. Set a layer to Multiply and it can only darken what is underne...
Dodge and burn retouching is the practice of selectively lightening (dodging) and darkening (burning) parts of a photograph to shape form, even out skin and add...
The healing brush and clone stamp are the two tools that do most of the quiet work in professional retouching. They remove dust from a product shot, lift a stra...
Product color variants are images of the same item in each of its colorways, produced by digitally recoloring one photograph instead of shooting every version....
Removing reflections and glare is one of the most requested jobs in product and portrait retouching, and one of the most often overdone. A stainless steel kettl...
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