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6.4 Adjust skin How can I neutralise skin issues on my model

Simon Rose
I would like some elaboration on this tool please.

"Go to 100% and find the area showing bloodshot or other marks you wish to make less protruding, in the color editor you choose the skintone tab, select the color correction picker and choose the color you prefer for the skin, now you can adjust the selected color area, and the color of the skin by pulling the homogeneity slider."

1) Which is the homogeneity slider? Its not mentioned clearly anywhere else in the manual.
2) It states to select the "colour you prefer for the skin" I presume this is within the image and is the non blotchy areas?

I am trying to neutralise some red blotches from the neck of a bride but everything I seem to do just turns it greyish.
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  • Paul Steunebrink
    [quote="muckypaws" wrote:
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    1) Which is the homogeneity slider? Its not mentioned clearly anywhere else in the manual.
    2) It states to select the "colour you prefer for the skin" I presume this is within the image and is the non blotchy areas?

    I am trying to neutralise some red blotches from the neck of a bride but everything I seem to do just turns it greyish.

    1) You are correct in that the homogeneity slider is not existing. The Color Editor has advanced, the manual not (yet). In the Color Editor (Pro), Skin Tone tab, Uniformity.
    2) Select an area where the skin is even and has a nice color with the picker from the Skin Tone tab

    When colors turns greyish you might have used the Saturation slider, not?
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