Lighting Landscape Photos in Photoshop, Mind Blowing. Lighting effects pt5
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- Опубликовано: 14 июл 2024
- Learn how to light Landscape photos in Photoshop. Create warm sunlight and atmospheric particulates to change the lighting of photos in this Photoshop tutorial.
Part 5 of our Lighting effects series / Using Lighting effects Colin Smith shows you how to create mood lighting in Photoshop. This will really make your photos pop.
► All lighting effects videos: • Lighting Photos in Pho...
Part 1 Lighting a photo: • Lighting Photos in Pho...
Part 2 Lighting a Portrait photo: • Lighting PORTRAIT Phot...
Part 3:3D lighting with texture channel: • 3D Lighting Effects in...
Part 4. Adding photo-real depth with lighting effects (advanced): • 3D lighting effects, m...
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You have exploded my confidence with Photoshop. I have looked at many other sources and with the exception of one other, you are my muse and mentor. Awesome.
Love ALL your tutorials....but I will definitely go back and watch the other parts to this series.....
Hi, Colin. Love your tutorials, you are my "Go to Guy" for all things related to PS. I can't thank you enough for the knowledge you impart and the easy, uncomplicated way in which you do it. I'm a 78 year old Aussie who has been a "Photo Junkie" from a very early age and still love learning new ways of processing my images, you have provided me with an Aladdin's cave of treasures from which to choose. I recommend you to all my friends as the best online instructor on the planet.
Great tutorial. This is such a great series and I have been following. It has been so helpful to learn how to use Render / Lighting Effects. This is one of those tools that can be applied to everything. I've tried it on portraits and today on flower photography. So cool. I like how the Metallic and Gloss give a slight dreamy effect. Thank you!
I’ve been re-edited older photos to practice relighting my photos. Great videos.
Brilliant! If it wasn't for lockdown, would probably not have found you. Looking forward to viewing more.
This is exactly what I needed! Lighting scenes is so important in composite work and I’m trying so hard to master it. Thank you so much!!!
I see so many uses for this on my existing projects. Thank you.
These lighting effects tutorials are brilliant. Thank you.
Thanks for the great tutorials Colin! Cheers!
Absolutely loving this lighting effects series, your tutorials are clear, concise and easy to follow and your personality shines through. Thanks for sharing all this fantastic free content 🙏🙏✌
Introducing me to a number of new ideas through this series.
You are the best teacher. Im enjoying to learn more from you.
Thanks for a great series on lighting effects. As a newer user I find it hard too locate a lot of the effects and what tools to use. This series is expanding my tool set.
Last few weeks on lighting has been eyeopening!! Thanks and keep up the training.
Extremely interesting topic, at least for me. This is mainly why I'm learning PS. Those light effects looks pretty amazing. I love nature and landscape photography, most of the time quite realistic style, but from time to time it's fine to do some fine art as well. Thanks for sharing!
Never really looked at that filter until your series began. I will now!!!
I am really enjoying this series. The lighting tool was always totally beyond me but I am starting to get the idea...albeit slowly!!
Sir this is a very powerful tool and professionally used in Photo Studios in making portraits background light effect with some clouds effects and then Gaussian luring or motion blurring the background. It gives marvelous effect to photos. Try it some time.
This is a great series! Living in the NW sometimes you need to add some light on those cloudy days.
Thank you Colin, this has opened up a whole lot of new possibilities for my editing
Of course I’m following !!! I can’t miss one! 😊thank you Colin
Haven't used lighting effects very often. Will now. Thanks for the lessons.
Learning a lot from this lighting effect tutorials sir. For me, it's a very underrated tools of photoshop. I'm using this technique frequently these days to re-light my old travel photos in this quarantine period and apart from that I would love to have a wacom tablet so that I can fine tune my images and graphic designs !
Hi Colin,
Loving the Tutorial's on Lighting effects, now that I've engaged brain. The 3D lighting Effect is working brilliantly now thank you for your patience. Keep them coming
Very well explained, thorough, educational and fun. Thanks so much!
Yessss keep the glorious knowledge flowing, Master Kanobi.
The lighting effects series is terrific! It make my photographs much more exciting along with selective dodging and burning. Thanks!
Great to hear!
Definitely learning. Thanks for the series!
What a wonderful tutorial I absolutely love it. A million thanks for sharing. Cheers Claudia
This is another GREAT tutorial from you Colin. I always come back here when I need to get back to basics with lighting. Thanks! Great job.
I love this series and it's so easy to follow. My photos go from bland to fabulous!! Thanks Colin.
Glad you like them!
Thank you Colin! Love this series that introduces an additional artistic dimension to our work! Bravo!!
More to come!
Thanks for a really great video. Im learning so much from this!
Wow love this series. Thank you for your clear directions Colin.
Anytime
I really like your tutorials because you speak very clearly and most importantly not too fast.I find that too many of the narrators of PS instructional videos go so fast that they are hard to follow, especially when you are first learning PS.
Thanks a lot Colin!
Would also like to see how you edit this photo to its state before effects, Its kind of a dreamy style I like.
Amazing! Congrats from an old-school Photoshop Designer from Brazil!
Another brilliant lighting effects tutorial
As always another amazing work.
Thank you Colin.
love these lighting effects. keep them coming
Another interesting video in this lighting series. Thank you!
Fabulous series. Really have learned a lot and am now using it on appropriate photos.
Should have known that earlier. Seems to be a great option in creating light rays too
This is total new for me. I enjoy it very much. Thanks.
Great series, Colin.
Man, I love this. It adds just a little something something and I'm definitely going to give this a try. Thank you
Thanks much! This was the lighting effects video I was looking for. Luminar makes this easy but nice to know how to do this in Photoshop.
As always learning something new thanks so much you are really showing me some great features.
I have been watching the entire lighting series and it has inspired me to use it with some of my images. I have used other methods to light my landscape images but this gives me far more control. Thanks.
Glad it's useful
@@photoshopcafe Thank you for the video, I am unable to see the widget even after checking the graphics processor, image is 8 bit, Crl H and even went to the view menu to check that the "hide' was on and restarted the computer and I can see the effect but not the widget to make adjustments. I can make adjust in the properties menu but I am unable to resize/shape the effect. Any suggestions?
The dust particles are nice.
Thank you so much smith for the tutorial
My pleasure!
Thanks. Great tutorial. I'm enjoying the series and will go over them a few times to let it soak in :) (besides photography I also work as a healthcare worker and concentration is a bit of an issue after work in these crazy times).
I love the learning in lock down and now have more time and somehow missed the first 2 lighting effects. Therefore I will definitely will pop back in the cafe to watch the tutorials. You are and have been inspirational teacher being a community minded helping the wider community socially network and concerned with others through a difficult transition! :)
Try to do my small part to help
Great tutorial
I have learned more unrealistic effect. I really liked the technique.
Thanks so much for sharing and giving.
Enjoying the series and have already used on a self portrait. I live in the Fontainebleau forest area in France so this one was really for me!
Wonderful!
New to the Cafe, really enjoying the videos, thanks
Welcome, good name you have there Colin :)
Very interesting series - never saw this effect before.
Fun stuff & always good to better understand & use the tools we already own .
Learning lots of new things with this series of tutorials. Thanks 👍
Awesome!
man you are the master, this will be great for my fantasy photos. Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Very good tutorial, thank you! This will be very useful.
Really really enjoyed this tutorial
A good tutorial like all the other ones you made earlier. Very easy to understand and follow along on the go. Although I am very much familiar with lightening effects but its always good to see some creative work. Keep it up.
Highly knowledgeable tutorials on lightning effect . I have already started using and getting some very good results . Thank you and waiting for next
Great to hear!
Thank you for this fun tutorial. Its nice to learn new techniques.
Wonderful tutorial .. thanks
Thank you. This was very informative.
I started today to watch your videos, you are awesome!
Welcome aboard!
Many thanks for a very well explained technique. Just so happens that I had been looking to create this look for a few months and, now I know!! Thank you!
Yay! I love it when that happens.
Keep it coming Chef......
Amazing tutorial!
This was simply fantastic a magic...and added was your style of teaching...Thanks from my heart. I am lucky to be able to learning this.
You are very welcome
Your work is awesome
Great series, very interesting 👍
It's very interesting tutorial.
Thanks for your explanation 👍
Fantastic, That helped a lot. Keep it coming.
Thank you!
That's amezing
Great video , great teacher....
Thanks
Your Photoshop lighting tutorials are great and I like to see more! Thumbs up!!!
Awesome, thank you!
This is good stuff, thanks
Very good tutorial, subscribed.
Wow, cool lighting effect. It made the fern look like a little ballerina dancing in the spotlight. I would love to win one of the Wacom tablets. I saw a Wacom review you did a couple of years ago and have been wanting one ever since. Photography is a hobby for me and transforming my photos in Photoshop is my absolute favorite part of photography. Now it's time for me to take the next step and leave my outdated mouse behind!
Wow, I learned a lot. thank you
So glad!
Love this series, really like learning new things I can apply to so many photos I all ready have, or. stock photos. Thanks for continuing to inspire. One thing though, I did not have an "axes, or jitter option". wondering if I don't have my brushes settings showing for some reason?
Brush settings, not the brushes panel
Just discovered your channel! Love your lighting tutorials
Glad you like them!
So great tips. Thank you, I will subscribe 👍
Thanks for the sub!
You nailed it.....🤪
Great video!
If you aren't careful I may learn something! These are great and you are doing a great service right now.
lol, thanks
its really great video
Awesome
Excellent
Mind blowing sir
Thanks a lot
Goodday Colin from a sunny, autumn, blue sky South Africa, Autumn is so nice in SA, nice warm weather, but not too hot, blue skies, lovely colors. I enjoy this series on lighting effects. One question, "Downscaling" the picture to 8 bit - its a pity that we cannot use lighting effects on 16bit. What is the impact if you back-scale to 16bit after using lighting effects? Staysafe
Its not like going to 8 bit makes your images look terrible, the main advantage of 16 bit is that it holds up better if you do heavy adjustments. (Not saying that 16 bit isn't better, it is. But not as much as people thing) When you output to jpg its converted to 8 bit anyway. So I would do all your other adjustments first and apply this after you main tonal adjustments and you should be fine.
Super sir I like it 👌👍
LoVe it