The best Photoshop plugin I've ever used

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As a pro photographer working A LOT with skin retouching for more than 10 years, I assure everybody, who is not sure about these plugins, that Dodge&Burn plugin is BY FAR the best plugin for skin retouchin on the market yet. It saves me a lot of time and my time is much more pricey than the price of plugin.

[lightspeedbear]

I really miss the more down to earth Fstoppers content. I get that sponsored videos pay the bills, but where's the latest critique the community, or challenge videos, discussions, hell even Subway Justice talk!

[forgedfromfreedom]

They’re asking like $100 per module. So over $800 for the suite. LMAO!

[HomeandYacht]

Dope but way overpriced. Photoshop neural filters will probably be able to do all this soon,

[shedluvphotography]

I have healing and d&g, which is really all I need to speed up my workflow (found them when they were on sale). One word of warning though, it is a Russian bank operating in Estonia. My bank didn't want to approve the transfer as his bank processor was on one of the "banned" lists due to sanctions.

[retouchme]

Thank you very much for the detailed review! 🤩🤩🤩

[inspiredmedia]

I have set up an action in Photoshop and then use Bridge to run the action on every image I want to run it on from a wedding or senior session. The action even sets the opacity levels I like. I run this overnight and the only thing left to do in the morning is to import the new PSD file to Lightroom. It does error out sometimes but still is very productive when processing many files.

[wavesummit]

My friend just told me about it yesterday, trying the trials today, thanks for the discount code

[stevenbagley]

Interesting software only wish you had used a different portrait photo that would allow us to see more of the potential.

[addiea]

I have 5 of these and they are a huge timesaver. I can basically finish an edit and run a batch and let the AI finish. In my opinion they work a lot better than other solutions.

[Justas]

Batch is easy. Edit photos in Lr. Save metada edits. Turn on bridge, open raw folder, select photos. Choose from top dropdown menu(forgot how it is called)> Photoshop> Image processor and then choose action. Tested many times, but I like to export JPG from Lr and then run R4M because it is faster. But latest workflow is to choose photos in bridge and then edit in ACR because ACR it's so much faster. With minor loss in functionality.

[njwrjip]

so is this the only time you use the mac pro ? as your a windows user

[nrXIII]

I absolutely love the 3 plugins that I've picked up from them (Heal, D&B and Portrait Volumes) but the one issue I have when batch editing is that the Heal can be too aggressive sometimes and loves to remove belly buttons kind of at random especially on slightly darker skin tones. Has anyone else noticed this behavior?

[BulletTrainFan]

The plugins are really good but the update policy leaves a lot to be desired.

Some haven't happened in 6-12 Month.

And for that you pay a buy money and the performance that is provided leaves a lot to be desired

[ralphgeronilla]

I bought a bunch of modules. It’s good for doing a lot of photos for a wedding or something. But when I do high end edits I don’t trust it and end up doing things manually.

[adamchandler]

I've been using Evoto and love it. It has similar features (except for the fabric wrinkles tool) and you can also quickly batch edit images. Would love to hear your thoughts on it.

[RAZASHARP]

GREAT VIDEO!!!. this is going to help my clothing photoshoots tremendously!! thank you!

[marknoormann]

Yes it expensive but it’s for professional. And you need a fast pc. On my m1 mini max out it take about 45 sec each image from my R5. So I make an action and run an automation over a bunch of fotos over night.

[jenskaemmerer]

use it for a while now and will never use anything else. it is just magic 😊 and yes it is expensive, but it is a one time purchase and you will get future updates for free 👍

[OliverFiegel]

Dozens of plug-ins like this have been out there for ever. Including much cheaper ones