Master Fashion Photography Editing

· 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.

· 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.

· 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.

· 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.

· 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.

· 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.