Master Fashion Photography Editing

Best for: Studio-based fashion photography where real-time adjustments are needed.

· Connect your camera to Evoto via the “Tethering” panel.

· Open the “Tethering” panel and ensure your camera has been detected.

· Ensure camera settings (aperture, shutter speed, and ISO) are displayed in Evoto.

· Apply a preset in Evoto or use one of your own; it will update in real time.

· Use “Compare View” to display the Raw vs edited images instantly side-by-side.

· Use tethering for corporate shoots where clients require instant reviews.

Best for: Ensuring consistent color grading across multiple images in a big project.

· Navigate to “Color Adjustment” > “AI Color Adjustments” in the panel.

· Select a preset that fits your creative direction.

· Adjust the intensity slider between 30-50% and assess the effect.

· Upload a reference image if you already have a specific color grade you like.

· For full control, tweak the HSL, color curves, and white balance.

· If required, use selective color adjustments to target specific colors (e.g., if you need to adjust the subject’s clothes without affecting skin tones.

Best for: Cleaning up freckles, pimples, and unwanted skin distractions.

· Navigate to the “Portrait Retouching” > “Blemish Removal”.

· Use the “Face Refinement” to remove acne, spots, and redness for more targeted corrections. Adjust the sliders to 30%, depending on the severity of the imperfections.

· Go to “Facial Wrinkles” and adjust wrinkles to 20-40% for a refined of the close-up details, natural look. Adjust if you’re looking for a more polished editorial look.

Best for: Creating professional and natural-looking edits.

· Navigate to the “Portrait Retouching” > “Skin Retouching”.

· Move the skin smoothness-related sliders to 30-50% to even out imperfections while maintaining natural texture. Adjust if necessary. If lighting is still uneven, use the “Dodge and Burn” tools to sculpt the facial features naturally.

· Use the “AI Unify Face Complexion” tool and set it to 40-50% to even out facial skin tones.

· Set the “AI Unify Body Complexion” to 40-50% to match bones and face skin tones.

Best for: enhancing facial structures while maintaining realism.

· Navigate to the “Facial Reshape” section.

· Adjust the “Head Pose” sliders if the subject’s face needs repositioning.

· Select the “Face Shape” tab, adjust the parameters, and confirm via the “Before and After” (B｜A) preview.

· Adjust the sliders with caution to retain a natural look.

Best for: Refining makeup application and intensifying artistic looks.

· Under the “Portrait Retouching” panel, navigate to the “Makeup” section.

· Adjust the highlights, contour, and eyebrow makeup.

· Under the “Eye Makeup” and the “Lip Makeup” section, adjust the sliders for intensity, saturation, brightness, and dimensionality. After viewing the live-preview effect, adjust if necessary.

· Select a “Makeup Suite” preset to apply a full makeup look quickly. Adjust the intensity of the effect to 40 to start with and adjust if necessary.

· For more targeted makeup applications, select tabs, like “Eyebrows”, to adjust eyebrow shapes, eyeshadow, eyeliner, contacts, blush, lipstick, and contour. For all adjustments, set the intensity to 40 to begin with, depending on your creative direction.

Best for: Refining smaller details to make images stand out.

· Navigate to the “Eye” section.

· Brighten the eyes by setting the “Brightness” slider to 30-50%. Avoid going above 60% to prevent overexposure.

· Enhance iris details by setting the “Iris” detail slider to 40-60% for a striking but natural enhancement.

· Set the “Red Vein Removal” slider to 30-50% for clean white eyes.

· Set the “Eye Reflection” slider to 20-30% if reflections appear too strong.

· For advanced retouching, under the “Catchlights”, you can adjust the light according to where it would naturally be.

· Go to the “Teeth” section. Set teeth whitening to 20-40% to get a natural-looking smile. Adjust if necessary.

· If necessary, go to “Facial Expression” section and add a smile to the image using the “Smile Generation” tool.

Best for: improving volume and fixing stray hairs.

· Navigate to the “Hair” section.

· Tame stray hairs by setting the “Stray Hairs Removal” slider to 40-70%, depending on the severity.

· For a more polished look, apply “Hair Part Line”, “Top Hair Volume” or “Side Hair Volume” at 20-40% to sparse areas that you want to fill in.

· Use the “Smooth Hair” and “Hair Shine Enhancement” sliders at 40-80% to make the hair silky and shiny.

· Apply a hair color if necessary and then move the slider for proper color intensity.

Best for: Cleaning up studio backgrounds or enhancing outside location details.

· Navigate to the “Backdrop Adjustments” section.

· Select a preset backdrop (e.g., Gray02).

· Adjust the “Edge Adjustments” to 20-30% to maintain a natural look if necessary.

· If outdoors, use “Sky Replacement” to replace skies while ensuring the natural light conditions are harmonious.

Best for: making clothing look polished and professional.

· Navigate to the “Clothes & Accessories Adjustments” panel.

· Move the “De-wrinkle Clothing” slider to adjust the general wrinkles.

· To adjust fine wrinkles, set the “Fine Wrinkles Removal” slider to 40-50% for small adjustments. To remove deep wrinkles, set the “Deep Wrinkles Removal” slider to 50-70% for folds or fabric details.

· Once you’re satisfied with the edit(s) and want to apply the same changes to other fashion photography works, click the “Settings” icon from the bottom right corner.

· Check the settings you want to apply (e.g., Blemish Removal, Skin Retouching, Background). Click “Save” to confirm the edits you want.

· Use the shortcut key “Control/ Command” + images to select multiple photos from the preview bar. Then, click the “Sync” button to apply the edits to the photos.

· You can also create a preset of the changes for batch editing. Just click “Save Preset” from the bottom right corner. Check the edits you need and name the preset.

· Find the new preset in the “Preset” panel from the top left corner. Then, apply it to the photos.