Name: 魔法のようにPhotoshopで影を消す (MAGICALLY Remove Shadows in Photoshop!)
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So there's a harsh, unwanted shadow right on your subject and you tried everything to

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remove it, from Channels to Blend Modes to Blend If to Color Range, but nothing worked.

And there are two simple steps - Number 1 - Fix the brightness and Number 2 - Fix the

So without any further ado, let's get started.

Back in the magical world of Photoshop and to download this photo and follow along, check

So let's start with fixing the brightness.

But before we do anything, keep in mind we don't want to be distracted by the colors.

So let's take the colors away by using a Check layer.

So click on the Adjustment layer icon and then create a Solid Color Adjustment layer.

You might be thinking, 'Why am I not just decreasing the saturation and making it black

If we choose any color, any color which has no color in it, in other words white, gray

or black, any like that, just hit OK and change the Blend Mode from Normal to Color.

Right now, the color has been taken away and you only see the brightness levels.

Why is this accurate and not decreasing the saturation?

So, if we simply create a Gradient, I've already shown this to you before in previous videos,

so, if you click on the Adjustment layer icon and then choose a Gradient, and let's choose

the Gradient of a rainbow, single click on in here, and we're going to choose something

Now keep in mind, all of the colors here, if I just go to the color picker, have a look,

all of the colors have Brightness level of what?

So, technically they are at the same Brightness level, right?

And if you check Red - Brightness level - 100, right.

Now, if you simply create a Hue/Saturation Adjustment layer on top by clicking on the

Adjustment layer and choosing Hue/Saturation and taking the Saturation down, it will become

gray, because all of them were technically at the same Brightness level.

If you look at the human eye, human eye doesn't perceive things that way.

For a human eye, this blue is darker than this yellow.

For a human eye, this red is darker than this yellow.

So, instead of going that route which deals with light technically, I mean, logically,

it's right, but to human perception, if you just create a Solid Color Adjustment layer

like we just did at the top and change the Blend Mode to Color, it will be more accurate

As you can see, the blues are darker, right?

The reds are darker than the yellows, which makes more sense.

That is why it is more accurate to do it this way instead of just taking away the saturation.

So, this is a simple Luminosity Check layer.

To see the differences even more, let's create a Curves Adjustment Layer.

Click on the Adjustment layer icon and then choose Curves.

We want to make the shadows more darker to see more differences.

So with the Hand tool selected, just click and drag down the shadows.

Now we want these areas to be normal, click and drag them up.

This is just to see the differences better.

So these two are check layers, let's select both of them.

Select the first one, hold the Ctrl or Command, select the second one and then press Ctrl

Now that the distractions are gone, we are ready to remove the shadows.

So select the Background layer and on top of that, we're going to create a Curves Adjustment

And we're going to name this Brighten or you can name this Dodge, if you want to sound

All we got to do is to click a point in the middle, take it up just like that.

Now, select the Mask, press Ctrl or Command + I to invert the Mask.

White other areas which show up, Black are the areas which hide.

So right now, the complete Mask is black.

So the effect of Curves is showing nowhere.

As soon as we take a brush and paint white, the effect of Curves will begin to show in

Alright, so select the Mask and then just zoom in, take a Soft Brush.

So here at the top, Soft Round Brush, and with a low Flow, start painting on the shadow.

Now if you have a Wacom tablet, it will make the process extremely simple for you, because

then you can paint softer for less intensity on areas with lighter shadows and painter

harder for more intensity on areas with darker shadows.

So you can set the Opacity or the Flow to Pen Pressure by going to Window and then Brush

With the same brush selected, you can just check Transfer and inside of Transfer, we

don't want any Jitter, just decrease the Jitter, and we want to set the Opacity to Pen Pressure

and we also want to set the Flow to Pen Pressure as well.

Make sure you decrease the Minimum to 0%, and then you just paint softer.

See, at these areas the shadows are not very dark.

And for the dark areas, just paint harder.

So you don't have to paint multiple times.

You can actually use the pressure of your hand to control how much shadows you want

So if you're using a tablet like me, you can set the Flow to about 5- 10% and then, using

the pressure of your hand, control the intensity.

If you're not using a tablet, set the Flow from 1-2% and then paint more times in that

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