I first thought I liked the shape method to create a vignette then I liked layer style method, especially on a solid color layer. Then the one I’m most familiar with “Camera Raw” by the end I liked all six methods. . . . thanks for another enlightening tutorial. 👍🏽👍🏽
Hi buddy i really enjoyed this weeks tutorial on vingettes. I used to think they were easy to create... untill i wanted a good one to create certain impact on my photo, then realised they need to be created with some degree of thought. You really helped with this for sure, many many thanks. Have a brilliant weekend 💪👍🏻🖖
Try using gradient on separate layers for all four sides and change layer from normal to multiply and adjust opacity. Takes a bit longer but gives more control. You can add more layers for shadows and easily transform them for perspective. Great tutorial.
This is just SO brilliant and right to the point. I love the different methods as that come in handy in different variants of projects. Thanks again. I love to see the other methods than the ones I'm used to so I don't get stuck in my own ingrown ways, so when the title said you'd show 6 different ways I was really intrigued. Actually I have never used the first method, but it is really useful for some uncharacteristic shapes of the vignette to be able to make it in free hand. I always use to dow it with the oval selection tool, but to do it with a brush (or eraser) seems really clever if you want even more control. I can see you are also using a wacom Intuos Pro tablet, which makes particularly the painting/erasing methods easy. I also use the Intuos Pro, and I don't know how to live without it now. The precision compared to a mouse are outstanding. Thanks again for a beautiful tutorial.
you can also duplicate the main layer, set the copy to multiply, and then remove the middle with a feather lasso or use a layer mask to softly hide the middle of the copy layer.
I like you present more methods, that's very useful. Also, you also have good presentation skills and a good name. Keep it going and best of luck! I'll be watching you :)
I cannot get the "subtract front shape" to work. My black ellipse will not turn back to light. All my settings are similar to yours so I don't know what's different.
When I double-click on background copy and choose Gradient Overlay from the Layer Style dialog box, my image is completely white, even though my background color is set to black. Plus, in your preview I see the gradient. In my preview I only see a white box. Plus, the Blend Mode does not change from Normal to Gradient, like it did for you. What am I doing wrong?
RUBUL AKHTER I'm not sure that I understand you right... What do you mean bay Any project? Every project is different. Can you please be more specific.
Excellent since years the same source of knowledge needed.
Thanks Nemanja . I'm writing a novel using the word Vignette in the title. I like that the technique adds focus and you demonstrated this well.
Very helpful - wanted a concise overview of a good variety of methods for vignettes and this is exactly it. Thank you!
Thank you! I loved this. Exactly what I needed to learn quickly!
You're welcome.
I learnt something special today dude, a new subscriber! Hoping to learn more from you to improve my channel
Innocent K. Boateng I'm glad that you do! Thanks for the support 😊
I first thought I liked the shape method to create a vignette then I liked layer style method, especially on a solid color layer. Then the one I’m most familiar with “Camera Raw” by the end I liked all six methods. . . . thanks for another enlightening tutorial. 👍🏽👍🏽
L H You're welcome 😊 I'm glad that you like it! 👌🏻🙏
Hi buddy i really enjoyed this weeks tutorial on vingettes. I used to think they were easy to create... untill i wanted a good one to create certain impact on my photo, then realised they need to be created with some degree of thought.
You really helped with this for sure, many many thanks.
Have a brilliant weekend 💪👍🏻🖖
tagg747 Hi buddy! I'm glad that you enjoyed! Have fun with it!!! 🙃
And have a great weekend too!!!
Try using gradient on separate layers for all four sides and change layer from normal to multiply and adjust opacity. Takes a bit longer but gives more control. You can add more layers for shadows and easily transform them for perspective. Great tutorial.
Thanks Mark.
Great
Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
You're very welcome.
Nice. Before this I used to create one rectangle per side and do a black to transparent color fade. Great tutorial!
Thanks.
Thank you very much. This is exactly what I needed. Thumbs up!
You're welcome 😊 👍🏻
This is just SO brilliant and right to the point. I love the different methods as that come in handy in different variants of projects. Thanks again. I love to see the other methods than the ones I'm used to so I don't get stuck in my own ingrown ways, so when the title said you'd show 6 different ways I was really intrigued. Actually I have never used the first method, but it is really useful for some uncharacteristic shapes of the vignette to be able to make it in free hand. I always use to dow it with the oval selection tool, but to do it with a brush (or eraser) seems really clever if you want even more control. I can see you are also using a wacom Intuos Pro tablet, which makes particularly the painting/erasing methods easy. I also use the Intuos Pro, and I don't know how to live without it now. The precision compared to a mouse are outstanding. Thanks again for a beautiful tutorial.
you can also duplicate the main layer, set the copy to multiply, and then remove the middle with a feather lasso or use a layer mask to softly hide the middle of the copy layer.
Yes, you can do that too.
Nice to know !! Thanks
Tr Whitford You're welcome 😊
Very helpful tutorial! Thank you so much for your priceless tips! 🙏
You're welcome 😊
Thanks
I like you present more methods, that's very useful. Also, you also have good presentation skills and a good name. Keep it going and best of luck! I'll be watching you :)
octav ian Thanks for your support 😊 🙏 Have a great day!
This helped me a lot. Your killer tutorial saved my advertising design intern life♥️♥️ Thank you sooooo much....♥️
I'm glad that you like it! :)
Great effort
محمد ابراهيم العربي Thanks 😊 👍🏻
Perfect!
Very nice tips!
josé carlos Ferreira Thanks 😊
Thanks for this educative piece. If you want the vignette in other colour other than black or white. What do you do?
These are great, and a nice variety, too!
Thanks 😉
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Very good tutorial - THX 4 sharing knowledge how to do ...
You're welcome 😊
I like it too much.
Harman kaur I'm glad that you do 🙃
master you explored beautiful magic . Hand full thanks to you & team
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Cool ;)
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I did not understand the color vignette it was not applied to the photo??
What version of photoshop are you using, will these work pm cs6?
I cannot get the "subtract front shape" to work. My black ellipse will not turn back to light. All my settings are similar to yours so I don't know what's different.
Hm... Very strange. Try to follow exactly what I did in a tutorial.
When I double-click on background copy and choose Gradient Overlay from the Layer Style dialog box, my image is completely white, even though my background color is set to black. Plus, in your preview I see the gradient. In my preview I only see a white box. Plus, the Blend Mode does not change from Normal to Gradient, like it did for you. What am I doing wrong?
Honestly I don't know. I never had that problem. Maybe you can send me a screenshot on Facebook page or email.
Sir please make a video, to make cover page for any project (simple designing). That is text designing.
RUBUL AKHTER I'm not sure that I understand you right... What do you mean bay Any project? Every project is different. Can you please be more specific.
www.hloom.com/cover-pages/creative-design-templates/
Open this site. This site has some designed cover page. I am saying you to make that type of designs.
RUBUL AKHTER ok thanks for clarifying it. Will see about that. I'm more into photography then such kind of a design. Have a great day 😊
Thanks. And congratulation for 21K subscriber.. I am watching your tutorial videos from 4K subscriber.
Hi , there is Another way to create a Vignette effect by using a lens correction filter . Best greetings for you and for your wonderful channel .
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