Great Info, thanks a lot!! love your energy and enthusiasm. Please ignore the posters who seem to think their lack of photoshop knowledge is YOUR fault.
Hey thank you for all your tutorials! They are all really interesting to watch. It helps me a lot to begin with basics in Photoshop. And it's kinda sad to see you are no more release videos :( Thanks anyways!
I appreciate that. Quite the opposite actually. For the last five years I've been getting paid to make videos for a company, so have been releasing it through their channel instead. I made a full time job of this thing I like doing - which hasn't been great for output on my own channel, but certainly great for my life overall.
Thanks for this. You gave me the next little brick in figuring out additive versus subtractive color. I don't get it, but this got me a little closer, I think.
Hello Jeremy, u gave me good information. Please help me- I want to experiment something. I want to take a photo with 3 filters- RGB with BW, and i want to combine three of them to get colorful original result. HOW SHOULD I SHOOT BW PHOTO WITH RGB FILTERS?
Only way I know how to do it is by taking a full color photo, and then breaking up the channels in post as shown above, but I'm sure there are filters you can put over your lens to make it so you're only seeing the blue / red / green independently - never experimented with that. Betting someone has - keep me posted if you figure it out.
1:11 Why does the green channel have more white where there's yellow than where it's actually green? I know yellow contains green but I'd have thought actual green would be white in the channel?
I just got CS5 and I dont really know what Im doing. But I cant save a photo with a single color channel for some reason. When I go to save the picture, it changes back to full color. Is there something Im doing wrong?
I have Photoshop 5.1 extended. My channels tab when opened shows the RGB, the Red, the Green, & the Blue... but instead of the red, green, & blue showing different shades of grey for each channel, instead they have a Red transparent Overlay & a Green transparent overlay & a Blue transparent overlay... with the RGB Channel appearing normal. How on earth do I get the shades of grey for each of the 3 color channels? Is there some setting I need to change? Any help is GREATLY APPRECIATED - TY.
Hey Jeremy. I have Adobe Photoshop CS6. Do you have any ideas why my drag'n drop feature doesn't work? For instance, you drag the photo you want to work with from your folder into your Photoshop program.
I have one picture that i love the colors when i remove the blue chanel (rgb) format. The thing is that i can´t save the file in jpg format. Do you have one solution? Thank you =)
i'm new in the Photoshop and i can't figure why an image(when i press channels)is index but if i press on another image is RGB?(and the image is not black and white)..
help, for some reason, every time I create a new layer, all the channels are turned off as if I pressed Ctrl+6, which I didn't. I have to press Ctrl+2 to reset it back to RGB channels. Any clue how to fix this?
That's a weird one. I've never heard of that before. If you get to the bottom of it, I'd love to hear what happened. Honestly, would typically just restart Photoshop and/or create a new document and restart if I'm seeing a bug like that.
K isn't black for the reason you stated. K is Key Black, Key referring to the key plate used in printing, which would be black and placed last in the printing process.
Thank you. I didn't know that. I'm the first to admit I know far more about colors for screen and video than I do for printing - and a lot of the color mode and profiles are mostly important when printing.
Just trying to be informative Steve, Also, no problem! I'm just in school, well was in school for art and printing, so it's being drilled into my head everyday.
How did you copy that Channel and paste it to layer panel. Even there is no copying option. Plz... Answer, I have to work a lot for my college project. plz Answer
lol I know its too late, but all you do is make sure the layer with the full composite picture is active, and then go the channels and click on any of the individual channels to isolate it. Hit Ctrl + A to select all, then Ctrl + C to copy the channel. Now go back to your layers tab and add another blank layer. Hit Ctrl + V to paste the channel onto the blank layer. Do that for each individual channel, but make sure that the layer containing the full color composite image is always selected prior to selecting a channel, otherwise it'll either copy the wrong data, or claim there's nothing to be copied.
@@hendrix5757 thank you sooooo much!!! I had the same question and I was about to search another youtube tutorial to understand this youtube tutorial hahahaha
When you press on one of the channels, you're seeing a black and white representation of that channel. My advice, if you're new to Photoshop, is to just not go around clicking on channels. Don't worry about channels until you really understand layers.
Hi Jerry thank you for responding to my note Unfortunately you did not respond to my question, namely how did you move the channel into layers. In response you simply fired back more stuff that you have done. instead of answering my question, namely "how did you get the green channel into layers. I am not attacking your competence in using CS6, or you as an individual. My comment was about your delivery of information.
Draw on the channel with a white brush, and then Command click on the thumbnail of the icon in the layers palette. Although, I'd suggest if you're doing it for selection, you use a Mask. If you google "How to use channels for Masks" you can see the video I did on this subject.
Funny how you predicted my confused reaction. XD I have a CS5, RGB Colour, 8 bits. It worked before like in this tutorial but a couple of years later something happened(I don't know what) and then the channels went all coloured. I.E. Red made it all red, Green made it all green, ETC. But when I used the copy-paste trick it went grey scaled as if it was suppose to remove a colour. Why does this happen? ; v ;
benzlikesthings Go to image and click mode. Then click RGB color. It'll give you a message that tells you that applying the RGB might change the appearance of layers and it'll ask you if you want to flatten them. Click flatten and the colors will appear again.
I am a beginner. I have much to learn and I am not ashamed that I am ignorant because I acknowledge that fact. I was simply you for some information, namely, the transfer of a channel into layers. You did not address that question. I was asking for clarification of your information and you failed to deliver it. Not only that, you could have responded to my query using a personal address. Others who are way more famous than you have done so when I contacted them. Please, just answer my question.
I am just a newbie & am trying to step outside the box. I have heard of "channels" and I tried to follow you with a green screen image of my own. But you were too fast for me to see how you grabbed the green screen channel and placed it in the layers panel. I just saw similar comments below. Perhaps if you slowed down in your delivery & used a script you would be more effective. It would also improve your narrative. 58 thumbs up out of 5230 views would suggest that your video is not effective.
For example, you stated that there are 10 channels. As far as I can tell there are 7 channels, namely r,g,b (additive) and cmyk (subtractive hues). You clearly stated 10. I am not attacking you as a person, but simply pointing out that your delivery was imperfect. Your are working in an extremely competitive market. If you wish to succeed in that market to must present a delivery second to none. Your video is not perfect. You "ad libbed" your presentation and made a number errors in doing so.
Thanks for teaching but to be honest the video was very confusing, I didn't learn anything new but actually felt more lost than before. I think it's because there is no systematic method, you just jump from one subject to another without connection, you talk too fast and press many things without explaining your shortcuts or what you are doing step by step, etc. I didn't really learn anything useful. In any case, thanks for sharing knowledge.
Still on of the best videos on PS Channels in 2024 😅 Thank you!
This is probably the best tutorial about this in the internet. It's crystal clear and funny (so I didn't get bored/distracted). Thank you so much!!!
Thank you. That means a lot.
I can't even get through this video without telling you I fucking love you and your delivery style, now I will resume
First time I've ever laughed and paid full attention to a tutorial. I hope you're getting paid for this Jeremy!
+Kelsey Parker Appreciated. That means a lot. And yeah - I make a solid passive side income on Udemy, so that's happy.
This is a very great tutorial, now i understand more about those channels! Thank you very much!
When it's time to understand about this, this clip is my greatest helper ever. Thank you!
Great Info, thanks a lot!!
love your energy and enthusiasm.
Please ignore the posters who seem to think their lack of photoshop knowledge is YOUR fault.
Hey thank you for all your tutorials! They are all really interesting to watch. It helps me a lot to begin with basics in Photoshop. And it's kinda sad to see you are no more release videos :( Thanks anyways!
I appreciate that. Quite the opposite actually. For the last five years I've been getting paid to make videos for a company, so have been releasing it through their channel instead. I made a full time job of this thing I like doing - which hasn't been great for output on my own channel, but certainly great for my life overall.
Thanks for this. You gave me the next little brick in figuring out additive versus subtractive color. I don't get it, but this got me a little closer, I think.
The editing takes me back...
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I enjoy your teaching style it was fun to listen to for something so technical
This is an amazing tutorial! Thank you!
Nice video, How to extract one channel only to layer like you did?
how are you copy and pasting at 6:36. means what are the shortcut buttons
bro, you bring me to the next level, thx again 😊
Hello Jeremy, u gave me good information. Please help me- I want to experiment something. I want to take a photo with 3 filters- RGB with BW, and i want to combine three of them to get colorful original result. HOW SHOULD I SHOOT BW PHOTO WITH RGB FILTERS?
Only way I know how to do it is by taking a full color photo, and then breaking up the channels in post as shown above, but I'm sure there are filters you can put over your lens to make it so you're only seeing the blue / red / green independently - never experimented with that. Betting someone has - keep me posted if you figure it out.
This is absolutely fantastic.
1:11 Why does the green channel have more white where there's yellow than where it's actually green? I know yellow contains green but I'd have thought actual green would be white in the channel?
I just got CS5 and I dont really know what Im doing. But I cant save a photo with a single color channel for some reason. When I go to save the picture, it changes back to full color. Is there something Im doing wrong?
dude... u rock... this is my intro video to you and i had to subscribe...
I have Photoshop 5.1 extended. My channels tab when opened shows the RGB, the Red, the Green, & the Blue... but instead of the red, green, & blue showing different shades of grey for each channel, instead they have a Red transparent Overlay & a Green transparent overlay & a Blue transparent overlay... with the RGB Channel appearing normal. How on earth do I get the shades of grey for each of the 3 color channels? Is there some setting I need to change? Any help is GREATLY APPRECIATED - TY.
nice video thanks for helping me to understand this in photoshop
Hey Jeremy.
I have Adobe Photoshop CS6.
Do you have any ideas why my drag'n drop feature doesn't work?
For instance, you drag the photo you want to work with from your folder into your Photoshop program.
I have one picture that i love the colors when i remove the blue chanel (rgb) format. The thing is that i can´t save the file in jpg format. Do you have one solution? Thank you =)
good presentation
Thank you for your video, and i like your teaching style
I appreciate it man, I finally got it figured out last night. I probably shouldnt have dove right into it haha.
YES. So easy to understand, thank you!
Thank you for your video…. I love your teaching style :)
i'm new in the Photoshop and i can't figure why an image(when i press channels)is index but if i press on another image is RGB?(and the image is not black and white)..
so much knowledge, thank you for sharing!
I think u r a great instructor 😍
Please make a video on using a channel to draw a copy of a crest
I just starting learnning channels it was good I need to do more reasherch, thank you
help, for some reason, every time I create a new layer, all the channels are turned off as if I pressed Ctrl+6, which I didn't. I have to press Ctrl+2 to reset it back to RGB channels. Any clue how to fix this?
That's a weird one. I've never heard of that before. If you get to the bottom of it, I'd love to hear what happened. Honestly, would typically just restart Photoshop and/or create a new document and restart if I'm seeing a bug like that.
can u convert the channels into layers?
is it a quick fast info burst? yes..
is it a slow detailed explanation taking me hand in hand? nopes
Thanks for the info anyway :)
Thankyou for this, you help me a lot
Very good Tutorial. You are right, with channels you can create a 3D image. I have also subscribed to your channel. :-)
why i can't save my photo with channels efect ?
i am stuck on the gray channel what do i do?plz help
K isn't black for the reason you stated. K is Key Black, Key referring to the key plate used in printing, which would be black and placed last in the printing process.
Condescending.
Thank you. I didn't know that. I'm the first to admit I know far more about colors for screen and video than I do for printing - and a lot of the color mode and profiles are mostly important when printing.
Just trying to be informative Steve,
Also, no problem! I'm just in school, well was in school for art and printing, so it's being drilled into my head everyday.
The video was made in 2012, and here is me in 2022 saying "This is brilliant!" XD
Shut up, You're so great. I love this video so much. Thanks a lot.
I got some, and happy about it. ♥
How did you copy that Channel and paste it to layer panel. Even there is no copying option. Plz... Answer, I have to work a lot for my college project. plz Answer
lol I know its too late, but all you do is make sure the layer with the full composite picture is active, and then go the channels and click on any of the individual channels to isolate it. Hit Ctrl + A to select all, then Ctrl + C to copy the channel. Now go back to your layers tab and add another blank layer. Hit Ctrl + V to paste the channel onto the blank layer. Do that for each individual channel, but make sure that the layer containing the full color composite image is always selected prior to selecting a channel, otherwise it'll either copy the wrong data, or claim there's nothing to be copied.
@@hendrix5757 thank you sooooo much!!! I had the same question and I was about to search another youtube tutorial to understand this youtube tutorial hahahaha
Thanks for this nice and clear
When you press on one of the channels, you're seeing a black and white representation of that channel. My advice, if you're new to Photoshop, is to just not go around clicking on channels. Don't worry about channels until you really understand layers.
2021 still very useful information. tnx
Loved this, thanks!
Maaayne thanks for the video, so helpful
Hi Jerry thank you for responding to my note
Unfortunately you did not respond to my question, namely how did you move the channel into layers. In response you simply fired back more stuff that you have done. instead of answering my question, namely "how did you get the green channel into layers.
I am not attacking your competence in using CS6, or you as an individual. My comment was about your delivery of information.
thanks u so much dude.u make my live more easier...
thanks dude. good overview
wow! it's really helpful
finally i got it...thanks dude
how to make selection using by chanel with white brush
Draw on the channel with a white brush, and then Command click on the thumbnail of the icon in the layers palette. Although, I'd suggest if you're doing it for selection, you use a Mask. If you google "How to use channels for Masks" you can see the video I did on this subject.
+Jeremy Shuback many many thanks for reply but I could find my solution before your reply
You: Don't make that confused face at me, or I'll do some more explaining!
Me: No, Mr. Shuback, sir, I swear this is my normal face! Noooo!
Funny how you predicted my confused reaction. XD
I have a CS5, RGB Colour, 8 bits.
It worked before like in this tutorial but a couple of years later something happened(I don't know what) and then the channels went all coloured.
I.E. Red made it all red, Green made it all green, ETC.
But when I used the copy-paste trick it went grey scaled as if it was suppose to remove a colour.
Why does this happen? ; v ;
benzlikesthings Go to image and click mode. Then click RGB color. It'll give you a message that tells you that applying the RGB might change the appearance of layers and it'll ask you if you want to flatten them. Click flatten and the colors will appear again.
nice one! i subscribed
really good
THANK YOU so much!!!! that really helps me
Soo helpful!! Thank you
I always end up watching other photoshop tutorials to fully understand a photoshop tutorial
Help me!
My channels are gone!
as in GONE .. ERASED!
how do I get them back?
i just needed to know how to get to channels and now i do thanks 1+ like and i am doing this stuff for a game :P
where is it in photoshop elements???
man u are amazing
Very helpfull!!! thanks
Amazing
HOLY DAMN this was good.
its a great video cant believe it is 10 year old.
Great
Thank you so much
Now all that's left for me to learn are paths... and whatever 3d means in that space.
YOU ARE GREAT
Say channels one more time.... :P
Thanks for the vid bro!
Thank you
wow grayscale, can u undo it?
This is an incredibly advanced tutorial. Please check out my four hour crash course which is aimed at beginners like you.
lols, he knows we are confused while watching this awesome theory :)
thank u bro..
thanks!
I am a beginner. I have much to learn and I am not ashamed that I am ignorant because I acknowledge that fact. I was simply you for some information, namely, the transfer of a channel into layers. You did not address that question. I was asking for clarification of your information and you failed to deliver it. Not only that, you could have responded to my query using a personal address. Others who are way more famous than you have done so when I contacted them. Please, just answer my question.
cool
What is Goku's favorite color?
-Cyan
not jokeing your video is amazing i dont understand why he is saying its not a effect video listen to WHAT JEREMY IS SAYING ITS dynamite
You are an overwhelmed nice version of Trump xD (your voice and the way you speak) LOL
I am just a newbie & am trying to step outside the box. I have heard of "channels" and I tried to follow you with a green screen image of my own. But you were too fast for me to see how you grabbed the green screen channel and placed it in the layers panel. I just saw similar comments below. Perhaps if you slowed down in your delivery & used a script you would be more effective. It would also improve your narrative. 58 thumbs up out of 5230 views would suggest that your video is not effective.
When my man tell me photoshop doesn't help me for ladies I cried.
If you are still having trouble with this, msg me and I can explain it to you. It will NOT take a 4 hour tutorial for you to learn how to do this.
how to copy anyone help me
Command+C (Ctrl+C on a PC)
@@shub thanks very much
Dude... Shift+backspace> 50% Grey... that's it xD
Hm! Thanks!
If your photoshop skill isn't helping with the ladies, you're not doing it right. My fiance loves it when I photoshop stuff for her dance company.
For example, you stated that there are 10 channels. As far as I can tell there are 7 channels, namely r,g,b (additive) and cmyk (subtractive hues). You clearly stated 10. I am not attacking you as a person, but simply pointing out that your delivery was imperfect. Your are working in an extremely competitive market. If you wish to succeed in that market to must present a delivery second to none. Your video is not perfect. You "ad libbed" your presentation and made a number errors in doing so.
Thanks for teaching but to be honest the video was very confusing, I didn't learn anything new but actually felt more lost than before. I think it's because there is no systematic method, you just jump from one subject to another without connection, you talk too fast and press many things without explaining your shortcuts or what you are doing step by step, etc. I didn't really learn anything useful. In any case, thanks for sharing knowledge.
this is fn confusing...im getting a headache
control your sniffing
Haha! Yeah...this is pretty old - I swear I've improved (at least on the sniffing front) in the last 7 years.
Jeremy Shuback 😂