Just head over to the Color Mixer panel click on the Luminance tab up top, and then drag the Red and Orange sliders to the right to brighten your subject’s skin.
PHOTOSHOP CC CAMERA RAW SKIN
(3) Easy way to brighten your subject’s skin All you have to do is turn this feature on: At the bottom of the Adjustment Brush panel you’ll see a checkbox for ‘Reset sliders automatically.” That’s the one, and now when your sliders are all over the place (like you see below center), and you come back to the Adjustment Brush, they’ll all be reset to zero (like you see below right). If you use the Adjustment Brush and you move a lot of sliders (which we tend to do) you can have Camera Raw automatically reset all those sliders when you’re done, so the next time you come you back here, all the sliders are set back to zero. (2) Automatically Resetting the Adjustment Brush Sliders You choose it by right-clicking on your image and from the pop-up menu that appears, under ‘Background Options’ choose Draw Image Frame (as shown here) to add that black stroke, or uncheck to see your image from now on without it. This is one of those features that Adobe kind of snuck into Camera Raw while nobody was looking, but you can choose to have a thin black stroke around your image, or not. It’s a great day for some ACR tips - let’s go! (1) Putting a Black Frame around your image preview
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