The Sharpen Tool lets you paint extra detail exactly where you want it, which is a quick way to draw the eye to a subject’s eyes, a piece of jewelry, or a logo. In this Photoshop Basics lesson, Aaron sharpens a portrait’s eyes on a new layer with Sample All Layers and Protect Detail turned on, and shows what over-sharpening looks like so you know when to stop.
Instructor: Aaron Nace | Lessons: 1 | Duration: 4 Minutes 5 Seconds | Includes: 1 Lesson, follow-along, 4m, video lesson, Beginner, no experience needed, 1 Sample Image, to follow along, INCLUDED IN PHLEARN PRO, Join PHLEARN PRO for instant access to this course and every tutorial on PHLEARN., Stream in up to 4K on any device, Closed captions and chapters on every course, Download all sample images and PSDs, New PRO tutorials every month, Cancel anytime, START WATCHING, WATCH THE FULL SERIES, Photoshop Basics Collection, Every essential Photoshop tool, one short lesson at a time — browse the collection, DESCRIPTION, The Sharpen Tool lets you paint extra detail exactly where you want it, which is a quick way to draw the eye to a subject’s eyes, a piece of jewelry, or a logo. In this Photoshop Basics lesson, Aaron sharpens a portrait’s eyes on a new layer with Sample All Layers and Protect Detail turned on, and shows what over-sharpening looks like so you know when to stop. | Published: July 13, 2014
