[Narratormovie, I'll show you how to
reset any adjustments made using the face aware
p%liquefy options or the face tool,
which works differently than it does for other tools
included with the liquefy filter.
I'll start things off by double clicking
on the word liquefy, here inside the layers panel,
then I'll go up here to the reconstruct tool,
which as you may recall allows you to incrementally
>undo any modifications that you've applied using liquefy.
I'll go ahead and select that tool
and then I'll press the right bracket key
in order to increase the heck out of my
brush size and I will drag inside the preview
_;and notice that I'm making no difference what-so-ever.
Compare that to what happens if I were
to select the warp tool and I'll go ahead
and increase the size of it's brush as well,
and then I'll drag the face around
just so that I'm making a very obvious modification.
Now, notice if I switch back to the reconstruct tool
p *and I click and hold inside the image,
I am incrementally undoing that modification,
or I can use the reconstruct button.
To get to it, I'll go ahead and twirl close
V'+my face aware liquefy settings and then
I'll click reconstruct and now notice
if I reduce that amount value, !
I am incrementally undoing the effects "
of the warp tool, but even if I take this value #
all the way down to zero, I still have all $
the modifications I applied using the face aware %
liquefy sliders as well as the face tool. &
I'll go ahead and click OK in order to accept that change. '
So, the idea here is that there's basically (
two different axis of modifications )
that you can make now using the liquefy filters. *
u:.Those that you apply using the traditional +
tools such as the warp tool, pucker, bloat, ,
and the others, and then those that you apply -
using the face aware functions. .
The question becomes how do you reset this face? /
bC3The answer is to twirl open face aware liquefy 0
once again, just so we can track what's going on. 1
I'll twirl closed eyes, nose, mouth, and face shape 2
H7and then notice right there we have a reset button 3
J;if you click on it, you will reset all of your changes 4
including those made using the face tool. 5
N?Alright, now I don't really want to abandon all my changes 6
P)so I'll just go ahead and cancel out. 7
Now, the question becomes what do you do 8
when you have multiple faces inside of a photograph? 9
U-Alright so I'll go ahead and double click :
on the word liquefy, once again, here inside ;
the layers panel and I'll make sure that my <
face tool is selected. =
Z;Just to eliminate any ambiguity as to what's going on, >
I'll hover over the first model's eyes ?
t]&and I'll drag them around like so, @
notice select face is now set to face number one, A
but if I were to then turn around and drag B
Yb#one of the second model's eyes, C
it automatically switches to face number two, D
and now I'll go ahead and drag this eye up. E
Whether you like the effect or not, F
Kg(you can easily see what's happening. G
Now if I were to click on the reset button, H
j1I would reset only the second face, like so. I
Now, I want to keep the changes for a moment J
m9so I'm going to press CTRL+Z or Command+Z on the Mac K
to undo that reset. L
p&If I want to reset the first face, M
then I need to change the select face option N
to face number one, and as you might expect O
you'll see as many faces in this pop-up menu P
as you have faces in your photograph. Q
w(Then, I'll click on the reset button R
and that resets just the first model S
y&and leaves the second model alone. T
Alright I'll press CTRL+Z or Command+Z on the Mac U
| to undo that change as well. V
What do you do if you want to reset W
every single face in a photograph? X
Then you click on the all button Y
That's how you reset any and all changes [
you've made using the face tool \
and the face aware liquefy controls