What I Learnt From Editing a Raw Image in Photoshop Elements
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- Опубликовано: 23 июл 2024
- I'm trying out Adobe Photoshop Elements by editing a RAW image and seeing how it compares to Photoshop 2024. Here's what I learnt from using Elements to process a foggy woodland scene using the Camera Raw plugin and the features and tools within the software.
#photography #photoediting #photoshopelements
00:00 Intro
00:54 The RAW image I'm editing
01:09 Photoshop Elements interface
02:31 Working with Camera RAW
05:21 Selectively editing in Photoshop Elements
12:03 Adjusting HSL colour settings
14:12 Adding a vignette
15:28 The final RAW image edit
15:39 What I learnt from using Photoshop Elements
17:02 Outro
Thank you! I don’t work frequently enough to justify a subscription but your video opened my eyes to the utolitt of Elements.
That's great David, really glad you found it useful. Thanks for watching. 😊
I really like what you did with this image. When I first saw it, I didn't think it needed any improvement, but the 'glow' in the center, and selective sharpening really made it great. Thanks. I'm still learning all the magical things you can do with layer masks.
Thanks. That's the great part about editing, someone else would take the image and do something completely different. My own approach is usually to find the parts of the image I don't like and remove or reduce them. Then find the parts I do like and slightly emphasise them. Thanks for watching. 😊
Thank you, Just getting started with this program and this was very helpful!
Oh great, I'm really glad it was useful. Hopefully at some point I will do some more videos on Elements. Thanks for watching. 😊
Hi Robert, As a photo / graphics creator hobbyist & Elements user, I truly enjoyed a Pro perspective on PSE. I take great interest in seeing the technics you used to achieve desired effects. I will keep an eye on your channel for further tutorials using Elements. Your calm & thorough approach to teaching appeals to me. Thanks.
Much appreciated John, thanks for the feedback. 🙂
Seems like a great program for beginners or hobbyists who don't need to pay for the yearly subscription. Or for those who are new to editing. Great image Robert, really liked that one! And you were still able to give it a nice edit despite not having all the tools you would normally use. Great tutorial pal, very informative. Hope you are doing well, have a great week!
Yeah, exactly Paul. Really good introduction to the software, and surprisingly feature rich when you start to dig a bit deeper. All good here mate, hope you are too. Has it stopped snowing yet?! 😁
Once again very informative video Robert, Elements is cheap for starting out and I used it myself but for me I will stick to Photoshop and Lightroom with everything at my finger tips. Thank you for guide and insight into Elements. 🐕👌
Cheers John. Yeah, if you have the regular version of Photoshop and Lightroom, no need for elements. I would definitely recommend elements to anyone not wanting to pay the monthly subscription though. Thanks for watching. 😊
Camera RAW and Elements was my first software for post processing back in the day Robert prior to moving across to LR and PS. Great video for beginners and well explained as always 👍🏻
Cheers Andrew. Did you find a significant step up with the full version of Photoshop?
@@Robert-Bishop it served me well for a long time and PS definitely more feature rich altho I probably don’t use it to its full extent as I do the majority of processing in LR to be honest
thanks helpful stuff.
Thanks for watching. 😊
Hi Robert, Thanks for the video. As a rusted on "Luddite" been using Photoshop Elements for a few years simply because the complexity of its big cousin eludes me! What continues to elude me is the concept of layers; and the integration with layers of the editing techniques, some of which you demonstrated today as emulations of what's more readily and easily possible in, say, LIghtroom through sliders. I pretty much do all my colour, tone, and white balance editing in the Camera Raw editor, and generally get good results, but still wish it had more functions like Lightroom to be able to add even more fine tuning to my images. Wouldn't mind a basic "class" in the use of layers and how to integrate with other editing techniques in the Expert mode of Photoshop Elements. Cheers, Frederick Jansohn
Thanks for the feedback Frederick - I'll certainly keep that in mind for a future video. Cheers. 🙂
Hello Where did you just get that raw file from at the bottom of the page?
That looked so easy compared to what I have had to do?
Okay, I just watched more of your video and this is amazing!! Thank you for educating me about Camera Raw.
Great, really glad you found it useful! I had a folder window just off screen with the raw file in it, and just dragged the file from the folder into Elements. You can do the same as long as you're able to see your folder and Elements at the same time (so don't have it set to full screen). Thanks for watching. 😊
Would you please do a review of Canon's DPP4? It would be greatly appreciated!!
Could make a good video. I'll look into it, thanks. 😊
@@Robert-Bishop My pleasure, thank you!
Hi, I just bought Photoshop Elements 2024 and most of the dropdowns are in gray. And when I bring up Guided, there is no elive or photomerge. Do I need to do something to bring all this up? Or am I forced into buying the upgrade 2024 as well?
I have just entered into a trial period of photoshop elements where I find the usual anomaly that Adobe products seem to follow???!!……ANYTHING BUT SIMPLE???!!!…… I say this as a former photoshop/lightroom photography plan user who came off the subscription model, having tested elements b4 a while ago?!!!… . Now this 2024 version appears to require a new laptop to enable access of camera raw features???!!
What’s a “roar” image?
RAW is a digital image format. 😊
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raw_image_format
@@Robert-Bishop There is no “r” at the end of “raw.” 😊 Why do you pronounce it “roar?”
I guess that's my accent. 🤷🏼♂️
@@Robert-Bishop I’m learning English. It’s good to know.
@@carpballet Learn a lion's share of English and you'll roar with the best of us.