This document provides instructions for selectively editing images in Photoshop to give them a "magazine treatment" by improving aspects like skin tone and hair color. It outlines using the brush tool to paint and select specific areas, inverting the selection, and then adjusting the color balance, brightness, contrast or applying filters only to that selected region to refine it.

1. HOW TO…
GIVE YOUR IMAGES THE ‘MAGAZINE TREATMENT’: improves skin tone, lips,
eyes and hair colour, also allows you to apply filters to specific areas
1) Open your image in Photoshop
2) Click on this icon in the bottom left hand tool bar
3) Click on the brush tool
4) Paint over the area you want to adjust e.g. skin – It will turn RED
You may need to change your brush size to allow greater accuracy
around eyes and lips etc.
5) Now click the icon again
6) dotted lines will appear around your selection

2. 7) Go to Select – Inverse in the top tool bar
8) Now go to Image – Adjustments and then either Colour Balance or
Brightness / Contrast (of Filter to apply filters to selected area)

3. 9) Play with sliding bars to adjust the colour / tone / brightness / contrast
of your selection
10)When happy, click OK and then Ctrl+D to deselect
11)Repeat as necessary
BEFORE
AFTER