Fixing Eyeglass Glare in Photoshop

Removing glare from eyeglasses is one of the most common and challenging tasks in portrait retouching. Distracting reflections can ruin an otherwise perfect shot, but with the right techniques, you can restore the natural look of the eyes seamlessly. This course teaches you how to tackle glare of any size while maintaining realistic skin textures and lighting. You will learn how to analyze reflections, work with advanced selection tools, and use non-destructive healing and blending methods to achieve flawless results. We also cover modern workflows, including utilizing neural filters for facial adjustments and matching color profiles to keep your edits looking completely natural. What you'll learn: - Understand the optical behavior of glass reflections and how to plan your retouching strategy - Isolate complex eye areas using precise selection and masking tools - Reconstruct hidden eye details using cloning, healing, and brush techniques - Apply gradient maps and adjustment layers to match color, contrast, and luminosity - Utilize modern neural features to assist in facial alignment and resolution enhancement - Master non-destructive editing workflows to keep your original portraits safe We begin with the core concepts of light behavior on glass and basic selection tools before moving into step-by-step restoration techniques, color matching, and final texture refinement. This structured approach ensures you build a solid foundation before tackling complex reflections. This course is designed for beginner to intermediate photographers, photo editors, and digital artists who want to master portrait retouching. No advanced Photoshop experience is required to get started. Start reading to elevate your portrait editing skills and deliver polished, professional results.