im trying to create a rectangle (box) with \ \ type of corners, not curved corners. I hope you understand what Im saying. How can I create it in photoshop, any help would be appreciated. Thank you!
I needed this tutorial exactly this moment as I'm working for a client to change the background from portrait photos while maintaining the shadows of the people on it. Thank you Jesus once again to make my work a lot faster!! 🙌🏻🙏🏻
I love how you explain like we're toddlers 😂😂😂. I have a question, which program do you use to make all the zoom-in and zoom-out and other arrows and boxes...?
im trying to create a rectangle (box) with \ \ type of corners, not curved corners. I hope you understand what Im saying. How can I create it in photoshop, any help would be appreciated. Thank you!
great tutorial as fas the topic goes, but there is a technical mistake that light is coming from the windows so the shadows should be cast on the opposite side.
Bringing a shadow from a white or light background is okay, but what if that background is dark or grass? And if you need to transfer this to a dark or random background? I want to learn. With the utmost respect to you Greetings from Belgium
In that case, you probably would be better off painting it by hand but using the original as a reference. If it's too hard to mask then the result probably will not look as good.
To maintain the most photographic qualities of the shadow layer you should use the white point color picker on the shadow layer and click the non shadow area. Using a hue/color layer to correct color can lead to less dimensional shadows in some situations. *This process is also handy when the shadow layer is complex, it just takes additional finessing.
I remember the good old days, easy to follow along, now we've a million unnecessary transitions, sound effects, keeps popping back to the creator every five seconds, more like a video on premier/AE cuts than PS
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im trying to create a rectangle (box) with \ \ type of corners, not curved corners. I hope you understand what Im saying. How can I create it in photoshop, any help would be appreciated. Thank you!
Thanks, boss. It feels like learning the basics once again to refresh.
You're welcome, @ahmedsuleiman1130!
I needed this tutorial exactly this moment as I'm working for a client to change the background from portrait photos while maintaining the shadows of the people on it. Thank you Jesus once again to make my work a lot faster!! 🙌🏻🙏🏻
Awesome! I'm glad you were to use it on a project right away! Thanks for your comment.
Love the technique. I do wish for generative fill to become: “Remove and place headphones on solid white with light source 11 o’clock…”
Hopefully one day!
Nice tutorial, Jesus. And, BTW, good luck with your move to Merida; beautiful city! Thanks.
Thank you, @photonsonpixels! It's gorgeous. I'm loving it here.
I love how you explain like we're toddlers 😂😂😂. I have a question, which program do you use to make all the zoom-in and zoom-out and other arrows and boxes...?
If it's not an Adobe product, then he might not be allowed to say. Just a thought.
It might just be video editing.. 😭🙏
@@D4N1LO noice mate, which program? it's a simple question
@@brazzilianboy why does it matter tho? it's probably premiere but it can literally be any program ever
Camtasia Studio.
Great video again. Learn so much. I am looking for a new MSI-laptop for Lightroom Classic and Photoshop. Which one do you recommend?
Thank you! Any of the MSI Creator series. But I would go for the most RAM and fastest CPU you can afford.
nice
Thank you, @dip_editz_01!
I always learn something new when watching your tutorials. Thanks as always 👍
I'm glad you find my tutorials useful, @MusicalBox! Thanks for Watching!
Fantastic - Thanks Jesus!
Thank you!
Thanks, now I better understand the relationship between hue, saturation, and color. Very helpful.
You're welcome, @tjcuneo!
This really is the second coming of Jesus. Tutorials are always brilliant and explain *most* of everything there
Thank you, @rxpe!
Now to make same tutorial but removing dark or busy background while keeping shadows. That would be something!
Fantastic. Iit never occurred to me to use a color layer in hue blending mode. Onde more way to do it. Keep them coming
I'm glad you found it useful, @jmgcg! Thanks for Watching!
im trying to create a rectangle (box) with \ \ type of corners, not curved corners. I hope you understand what Im saying. How can I create it in photoshop, any help would be appreciated. Thank you!
Your video is really amazing and helpful ❤️❤️
Thank you, @clippingpathcreativeltd!
great tutorial as fas the topic goes, but there is a technical mistake that light is coming from the windows so the shadows should be cast on the opposite side.
Bringing a shadow from a white or light background is okay, but what if that background is dark or grass? And if you need to transfer this to a dark or random background?
I want to learn. With the utmost respect to you
Greetings from Belgium
In that case, you probably would be better off painting it by hand but using the original as a reference. If it's too hard to mask then the result probably will not look as good.
love from 🇵🇰 pakistan boss
Thank you!
Thank you Jesús...
You're welcome!
To maintain the most photographic qualities of the shadow layer you should use the white point color picker on the shadow layer and click the non shadow area. Using a hue/color layer to correct color can lead to less dimensional shadows in some situations.
*This process is also handy when the shadow layer is complex, it just takes additional finessing.
loved the explanation of the Hue blending mode in this tutorial
I'm glad you found it useful, @HowieD1975! Thanks for Watching!
i love it
Thanks so much for this easy-to-follow tutorial.
Very nice operation, thanks Jesus.
Thanks for such good tutorial!
Thanks!.
You're welcome!
WOW!!!!
FANTASTIC!!!!
Thank you, @valdemarcaballero5298!
Very detailed operation！
Thank you, @vampirzon!
operation? lmao
Great lesson thank you.
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Thank you, @Kamperization95!
Nice🎉
Thanks!
Why don't you make a tutorial about photoshop 3d tutorial as a live session Jesus Ramirez?
Unfortunately, Photoshop 3D is now discontinued. You can read more about it here:
helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/kb/3d-faq.html
Thanks!
Thank you, @JaeRobinson! I appreciate!
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I remember the good old days, easy to follow along, now we've a million unnecessary transitions, sound effects, keeps popping back to the creator every five seconds, more like a video on premier/AE cuts than PS