Thanks, this was really useful, even for an amateur like me. You stick to the main structures and processes and explain them sufficiently clear without losing yourself in details. Your lesson therefore transfers easily to the problems and solutions that may not be exactly the same as yours.
Mate, that thing about dual processing blew my mind. I mean, I've done it before, but your way was so easy, can't believe that I've not heard of it before now.
Thanks Nick. my resolution in Lightroom was not set correctly per your example. It was at 240 so I changed it to 300. Also had my Ps colors space wrong with the sRGB stock setting. Wow so many images not maximized in the past. DOH!! thanks. Keep it up.
I watched five or six other videos on this and, as usual, yours was the most in-depth and helpful. I always appreciate that you dive into settings as well; most others gloss over them.
You should finish or do a video on sending a file to a printshop. Do a large metal print and give it a way during a live event. I think people will be interested in how a professional prepares their images for final print.
Nick, thanks a bunch. This series on editing has opened many new doors for me. PS has always been mysterious to me. Now I think I'm ready to start learning more about how to use it. Thanks again. Jim
Hey Nick, great tutorial and workflow. Could you discuss next your sharpening and export workflow? I've always used Lightroom for my exports because of the presets there but perhaps there is more utility in using Photoshop instead? Thanks you for all this work that you are putting in.
Yeah! I totally agree with you. I have had some problems exporting jpg to web. In Photoshop I had Prophoto profile, but after exporting all the photos green and blue colours were incorrect... 🤦♂️so now I work in AdobeRGB 🤷♂️
@@Ricardo14 yes that would be very helpful. I've also had slight shifts in colors using Prophoto or AdobeRGB so I've always used sRGB to simplify the process since I very rarely print, but that's changing soon.
Nick, thanks, opening as a smart object is a real winner for me. Been trying to do more in Photoshop from Lightroom but have had difficulty (until now) getting into camera raw. Also loved the idea of duplicating and doing the sky separately. Simple really if you know.
As I have said before ..... thank you for making all your videos so simple for the newbies. I am still learning and having fun with both LRCC & PS. I also hit the subscribe.
You Sir are an Adobe Genius! Next time you are in Scotland, I'll give you a bottle of whisky as a thanks for inspiring me to spend more time playing between PS and LR!
Also, Can you talk us through best way to use tools to remove things. I'm trying an old image that has some dead foliage in the water and i'd like to tidy it up but can't decide between patch tools, clone stamp, heal tool etc etc
Nick, you are the man! I've been trying forever to figure out how to round trip photos between LR and PS. Much appreciated and love your channel, bro. Keep up the awesome work!
Impressive how quickly you turned around this idea and published the video. A testament to your command of the information. This video, and your answers to other questions/comments is really helping me connect all the dots. Maybe soon I'll be able to execute my creative vision. Thanks!
Good stuff, Nick. Extremely helpful! You have addressed a lot of unanswered questions for me that have bouncing around in my head for a long time like a BB in a boxcar. Really loving these short tutorials and I am sure many others are as well. BTW, I recognize that photo LOL! See you in a few weeks in Oregon.
Definitely informative. I was unaware of the Opening as a Smart Object. I've always done it the other way, so I will have to give that a try and also check my settings to see what they are set at as well. Thanks.
Damn, this is the first PS video that has me thinking that I can actually learn how to use PS. Haven't ever seen a video of how to do the round trip to from LR. If your video tutorials are as clear as this "snipit" I'm sold.
Thank you so much, Nick, for sharing these tips. I really learned so much here. I often round-trip between LR & PS and I didn't know how many of these settings I hadn't improved. This was so helpful!
Thank you Nick!! What a great tutorial. I just found your channel and find it very helpful. Can you maybe do a short tutorial on how you have your custom settings on your Intuos set up for LR and PS?
I haven’t done much with photoshop because of the issues I have with my Mac being underpowered, but this is a great video and I now have a slight better understanding of where to start and makes me want to give it another go. Thanks 😁
Nick, great video as always. These short tutorials are very helpful; easy to go to a specific topic if I have questions during editing! In the future if you get a chance, can you address what you canNOT do with a smart object? I know you've presented this at workshops, and probably in a video somewhere, but the repetition would be useful! Thanks much and keep 'em coming!!
Thanks Nick, great advice! I was using smart objects to do focus stacks but I didn't realize they could be used this way. Looking forward to the next videos.
Thank you for this tutorial series Nick. I opened a playlist with your three last videos, so helpful and easy to understand. It would be great when you can to upload a video about dodging and burning in photoshop. Thanks again.
Another great tutorial. After your last one I went ahead and bought the graphics tablet I’d been meaning to buy for some time, and I’m really appreciating your advice to put the mouse completely away while learning to use the pen. Steep learning curve but I love a challenge!
Great video. I stopped using Lightroom but am trying to get back into it now. I seem to be more creative with my processing when I use Lightroom compared to other software. I always save the final photo as a tiff but I’ve always flattened the layers and put no compression on so your tip about using the zip compression option is great and I’ll give that a go. Thanks for posting and i look forward to seeing more great content from you.
Great video! I've been a LR user and, due to your influence, I have begun the deep (or medium shallow!) dive into PS. Thank you for the tip of opening as a smart object. I love being able to easily hop back into Camera Raw to tweek as I see fit. Keep up the great content, Nick!
Off topic, but if your still in search for a new aged travel vehicle 4x4 and hate the sprinter, check out the Nissan NVP 4WD Conversion !!!! Also enjoyed the video, thank you..
Thanks Nick, I didn’t realise the benefits of smart objects. That’s great information.
This was underrated. This was super insightful
Wow, how did you ever learn all this stuff. You do a marvelous job of explaining all this to us earthlings.
Thanks, this was really useful, even for an amateur like me. You stick to the main structures and processes and explain them sufficiently clear without losing yourself in details. Your lesson therefore transfers easily to the problems and solutions that may not be exactly the same as yours.
Easily the best video on this complex topic. Simplicity is genius. Thanks again.
thanks nick! I recently started using smart objects all the time and find them very helpful
Thank you, very easy to understand. Now I hope that my computer is set up properly. Great video!!
It’s been like 12 days of Christmas recently with your vids. Love it nick
Mate, that thing about dual processing blew my mind. I mean, I've done it before, but your way was so easy, can't believe that I've not heard of it before now.
Thanks Nick. my resolution in Lightroom was not set correctly per your example. It was at 240 so I changed it to 300. Also had my Ps colors space wrong with the sRGB stock setting. Wow so many images not maximized in the past. DOH!! thanks. Keep it up.
I watched five or six other videos on this and, as usual, yours was the most in-depth and helpful. I always appreciate that you dive into settings as well; most others gloss over them.
Dude this simple process alone is a game-changer! 👏🏻🙏🏻
Excellent! Didn't know about opening as a smart object and also didn't know about Ctr-S to save. Thanks.
You should finish or do a video on sending a file to a printshop. Do a large metal print and give it a way during a live event. I think people will be interested in how a professional prepares their images for final print.
another great video Nick, thanks again for your great work
Really enjoying this series of videos on lightroom and photoshop, very easy to follow, your a natural teacher.
Nick, thanks a bunch. This series on editing has opened many new doors for me. PS has always been mysterious to me. Now I think I'm ready to start learning more about how to use it. Thanks again. Jim
Cool tip about smart object. 👍 thank you
Man Nick... This is game changer for me. I've always struggled with the Ps edits and being able to reprocess once back in Lr. Thanks man
You have convinced me, definitely going to check out your course buddy
Thanks. I didn’t know the advantages of editing photos as smart objects. Another great tutorial.
Great, simple explanation of dual processing and use of smart objects. Thanks!
Thank you Nick, dint knew about this smart object thing, I always wondered inst there a way I can edit like lightroom in photoshop, Thank you again
Another great tutorial Nick 👍
Man, these tutorials are really on-target and well constructed. I so look forward to when I can actually attend one of your in-person workshops.
Awesome Nick! - love the concept of dual processing the raw file within Photoshop via "Smart Object"
Great job Nick
Hey Nick, great tutorial and workflow. Could you discuss next your sharpening and export workflow? I've always used Lightroom for my exports because of the presets there but perhaps there is more utility in using Photoshop instead? Thanks you for all this work that you are putting in.
Yeah! I totally agree with you. I have had some problems exporting jpg to web. In Photoshop I had Prophoto profile, but after exporting all the photos green and blue colours were incorrect... 🤦♂️so now I work in AdobeRGB 🤷♂️
@@Ricardo14 yes that would be very helpful. I've also had slight shifts in colors using Prophoto or AdobeRGB so I've always used sRGB to simplify the process since I very rarely print, but that's changing soon.
Straight and to the point. This saved me a lot of time!
Another great learning Video, Keep it up.
Great tips, will give this a go.thanks
Nick, thanks, opening as a smart object is a real winner for me. Been trying to do more in Photoshop from Lightroom but have had difficulty (until now) getting into camera raw. Also loved the idea of duplicating and doing the sky separately. Simple really if you know.
Great video Nick. Thanks!
Excellent lesson.
Great information again. Thank you
Very helpful video. Thanks.
Extremely helpful video. You totally cleared up some things I’ve never been positive about.
Thank you for the info. Really useful.
I wish I could give this video a million thumbs up! Great content, thank you!
Thank you, that was amazingly helpful, all the best, Jim
As I have said before ..... thank you for making all your videos so simple for the newbies. I am still learning and having fun with both LRCC & PS. I also hit the subscribe.
You Sir are an Adobe Genius! Next time you are in Scotland, I'll give you a bottle of whisky as a thanks for inspiring me to spend more time playing between PS and LR!
Also, Can you talk us through best way to use tools to remove things. I'm trying an old image that has some dead foliage in the water and i'd like to tidy it up but can't decide between patch tools, clone stamp, heal tool etc etc
I am on it! thanks for the kind words man
@@NickPage Fantastic, I know i can work on an image along side your tutorials so looking forward to it.
Nick, you are the man! I've been trying forever to figure out how to round trip photos between LR and PS. Much appreciated and love your channel, bro. Keep up the awesome work!
Great recommendation to open as a smart object, especially to do dual processing. Thanks Nick
Impressive how quickly you turned around this idea and published the video. A testament to your command of the information. This video, and your answers to other questions/comments is really helping me connect all the dots. Maybe soon I'll be able to execute my creative vision. Thanks!
Good stuff, Nick. Extremely helpful! You have addressed a lot of unanswered questions for me that have bouncing around in my head for a long time like a BB in a boxcar. Really loving these short tutorials and I am sure many others are as well. BTW, I recognize that photo LOL! See you in a few weeks in Oregon.
Thank's Nick for sharing those useful setting's for Photoshop & Lightroom
Definitely informative. I was unaware of the Opening as a Smart Object. I've always done it the other way, so I will have to give that a try and also check my settings to see what they are set at as well. Thanks.
This video really opened up a whole new way of working my files - thanks!!
Damn, this is the first PS video that has me thinking that I can actually learn how to use PS.
Haven't ever seen a video of how to do the round trip to from LR.
If your video tutorials are as clear as this "snipit" I'm sold.
Thanks Scott! I like to think that they are :-)
@@NickPage...Will "Essential Photoshop" be the place to start?
Yeah, it is the foundation for the other tutorials
@@NickPage ...Done. Thanks
Thank you so much, Nick, for sharing these tips. I really learned so much here. I often round-trip between LR & PS and I didn't know how many of these settings I hadn't improved. This was so helpful!
brilliant simply the best
Yep concur with other comments - love the 'dual processing' bit - thks & clearly explained - will be checking all my settings when I get home :-)
I learnt a lot from this, loving these info sharing videos!
I will use the smart object more often ty
Thank you Nick!! What a great tutorial. I just found your channel and find it very helpful. Can you maybe do a short tutorial on how you have your custom settings on your Intuos set up for LR and PS?
I actually just created a video about my wacom tablet.. and the short answer is.. I use hotkeys rather than the programmable buttons.
Nick Page thanks! Looking forward to watching it. I really love your channel.
Most you told me already, but it's good to refresh my memory
Fantastic tutorial!! Loved it, and you actually improved my understanding of editing and my process of how I edit. AWESOME, AND THANK YOU!!
Loving this series on LR & PS. Thanks Nick.
Super helpful. Thanks!
Very useful Nick. Thank you! Especially the smart object one. I had never done that before.
Excellent help!
I haven’t done much with photoshop because of the issues I have with my Mac being underpowered, but this is a great video and I now have a slight better understanding of where to start and makes me want to give it another go. Thanks 😁
So educational. Really appreciate this, Nick. Thank you.
Thanks Nick! You enlighten my little tiny brain by creating this video 😉 thanks again and keep doing more informative video like this. ❤️
Thanks a lot for this video Nick. I never realised the power of opening files as smart objects. Very helpful! :)
Thank you for sharing all your Photoshop knowledge Nick. Really helpful tips and tricks
Extremely helpful tutorial!!! Thanks a lot, Nick!
Loved the video. Very helpful. Always learning something new. Thanks Nick.
Thanks Nick, these new vids are a great refresher course, and you have a very pleasant teaching style.
Thanks Nick for these terribly nice and informativ videos. I really learned lot from your LR and PS workflow. Please keep up your good work.😎
Nick, great video as always. These short tutorials are very helpful; easy to go to a specific topic if I have questions during editing! In the future if you get a chance, can you address what you canNOT do with a smart object? I know you've presented this at workshops, and probably in a video somewhere, but the repetition would be useful! Thanks much and keep 'em coming!!
for sure Gerry! thanks for the kind words.
Thanks Nick, great advice! I was using smart objects to do focus stacks but I didn't realize they could be used this way. Looking forward to the next videos.
Thank you for this tutorial series Nick. I opened a playlist with your three last videos, so helpful and easy to understand. It would be great when you can to upload a video about dodging and burning in photoshop. Thanks again.
Love your videos. Very easy to understand and so useful. Keep them coming please!
I learned a couple things here. Thanks a bunch! Smart objects. Tiff vs psd. Etc. good stuff.
Bro. I'm learning so much from you. I need more!
Thanks Nick for the awesome tips, was totally unaware that I needed to add this to my workflow!
And another well explained and easily understood tutorial, Thanks again Nick. Still trying to get to grips with layers.
Thank you, the smart object trick will help a lot.
Top quality vlog Nick. Much appreciated.
Another great tutorial. After your last one I went ahead and bought the graphics tablet I’d been meaning to buy for some time, and I’m really appreciating your advice to put the mouse completely away while learning to use the pen. Steep learning curve but I love a challenge!
Grest advice and suggestions. Looks like I am going to change my workflow. Enjoying these videos very much. Thank you.
Great video. I stopped using Lightroom but am trying to get back into it now. I seem to be more creative with my processing when I use Lightroom compared to other software. I always save the final photo as a tiff but I’ve always flattened the layers and put no compression on so your tip about using the zip compression option is great and I’ll give that a go. Thanks for posting and i look forward to seeing more great content from you.
Great video. I really like those new videos 👌🏼 Looking forward to seeing those how you describe it more advanced edits in Photoshop. Greetings
Thanks Nick! I learned something new, had no clue about Smart Objects...now I do! :)
Great video. I really like those new videos 👌🏼 Looking forward to seeing those that you describe as the more advanced edits in Photoshop. Greetings
I love these kind of videos... Full of information... Thank you
Thanks again - You are so good at this !
Great video!
Wow, so helpful Nick, thanks man!
Thank you so much for sharing these useful tips!!!
Thanks, you have talked me into trying photoshop
That was great info. I've always been a little lost in PS so this was very informative. Thank you!
Absolutely agree - many thanks Nick - this was a really useful tutorial for me. You explain it all very clearly. Keep up he good work
Great video! I've been a LR user and, due to your influence, I have begun the deep (or medium shallow!) dive into PS. Thank you for the tip of opening as a smart object. I love being able to easily hop back into Camera Raw to tweek as I see fit. Keep up the great content, Nick!
Off topic, but if your still in search for a new aged travel vehicle 4x4 and hate the sprinter, check out the Nissan NVP 4WD Conversion !!!! Also enjoyed the video, thank you..
Nick, can you do a video about dual processing? Never knew about it. Thanks for this series!
Great info. How do you calibrate your monitor? Or how do you prep your files for printing?
This is so informative, Nick, thanks a lot - will definitely come in handy! Keep up the awesome work.