I always just do a separate folder within that. And then destination is where you want the skin softened images to go. It's showing you here that this is the pictures it's going to skin soften for you. They've actually already been skin softened but I'm just going to do it again just to show you.
Then you're going to go to your SOURCE FOLDER which for me is going to be this folder I previously chose. So if you want to tweak the percentage of skin softening you need to do that beforehand.
And at this point it's gonna do whatever you have it set on for the skin softening within the action. So you definitely want to make sure you're doing skintones only. This is something I missed the first couple of times and it was skin softening their eyeballs and stuff. For today I'm just going to do Portraiture and then I'm going to do under ACTION< DEFAULT SKINTONES ONLY. And here's going to actually be all of your actions and you can actually batch use yours actions which is pretty cool. We're going to go to FILE< AUTOMATE< BATCH. Ok, so once she's sent those back to me I download them to my computer and then this is how we do it. At least that's how I do it for maximum speed. So you definitely want to do your initial edits, save everything as jpegs and come back to Portraiture last. So if you try and do this with the Raw file it's not going to be as user-friendly. Getting rid of hairs, or fuzz on shirts or stuff like that. She does doe the initial color-correction, liquifying, anything like that. Just a quick little rundown of my workflow so you know how I get to this point.Īt this point I have had Amanda, my studio manager, edit the raw files. I am creating a short video for you on how to batch skin soften using Portraiture. Hey everyone! Erin Blackwell here with the Business of Beauty. This will save you tons of time when editing! For more great tips for beauty and glamour photographers, check out. Here is a very quick video to show you how to use Imagenomic Portraiture to batch skin soften you photos.
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