Amazing work as always Umesh. A debt of gratitude for sharing tips and tricks in photoshop. Over the years you have help to navigate photoshop and not be intimidated, from learning how to retouch a photo to color grading and executing complex edits, etc. Thanks for sharing and keep up the excellent work.
Anytime I watch one of your PS related content which are 10-20 mins.. My day basically is "ruined", because I spend time to do the same thing on many of my photos.. Man, you guys are the best! Yet, maybe you should do something extraordinary content how not spen hours on a photo, how to stop actually. Like a mindfullness stuff. thx :)
Thank you SO much for this. This helped me so much. I've been trying to learn how to make my photos look more professional since graduating college and this taught me some tricks I've been trying to learn for ages! Thank you thank you
I use a lot of these techniques, though I don't really use Camera Raw much (I should, I just haven't really found a need for it). One extra thing I prefer to do is to create separate layers for the background and subject to get everything right separately, **then** apply affects to the whole composition to finish it up. As long as you're not doing something that makes them completely mismatch, it works very well.
And to think before all this we used to have to select a location with a beautiful background and proper lighting, provide additional fill and/or key lighting as needed, add soft focus and vignetting at the camera and be tack sharp on focus.
Amazing! finally a coverup for all i was looking for in one video with a complete family photo edit Thanks!!! when you edit this way how do you maintain color uniformity when editing a large number of photos ?
Oh my God. I never knew all these things that you are doing in Photoshop. What a valuable lesson. Thank you so much. One question. I always make a duplicate copy of the back ground to apply camera raw filter. What’s the reason not to do it and go for this smart filter? I didn’t know about this smart filter.
we are trying to satisfy customers with perfect selections, 100% sharp images and so on, who actually use 2 megapixel wonky half naked images from a public toilets... and Im still here watching videos... learning... thanks man
Great tutorial. My question is: When you are in Camera Raw, and you pick a preset as you did, after the fact, when you go back, how do you know which preset or presets you might have used? Is there some way to tell? Am I missing something?
Thank you so much for this thorough walk-through. It's greatly appreciated. I do have one question. Is it better to do these adjustments on a RAW image instead of a JPEG?
I love your interview with glyn the other day it was great you had mentioned about using generative fill about the resolution that was low. You had an area where we could get that that was great. It’s so true about what you said it is not the same. Where is this? I do think this is all important because I always have to go back and fix it. Thank you.
@PiXimperfect Hello Umesh, just a question: in my workflow, I open my RAW-files from Bridge zu Camera RAW and from there, I just open it without any adjustment, but as Smart Object. Then, I create an copy of this layer as new Smart Object. That gives me the possibility to work in Camera Raw instead of using the Camera RAW filter. What is your opinion about this workflow?
"Wow, this is such a game changer! The 5-step formula is so simple yet effective. I can’t wait to try this and create some soft, dreamy portraits myself. Thanks for the amazing tips and clear instructions!"
Sir can you please make a video on color calibration ( as a beginner do i realy need a color calibrate device,as I have a asus oled laptop ) and can u also calibrate your monitor
Hi, Usually the preset is supposed to be added in the first place before starting the edit. over here you almost added it at the end of the workflow, Can you ellaborate on that?
13:10 "We need to learn when to stop, let's keep going" 😂
hah loved that part
Thanks!
This is the PS technique I have been looking for years 👍👍
me too
you too huh
Amazing work as always Umesh. A debt of gratitude for sharing tips and tricks in photoshop. Over the years you have help to navigate photoshop and not be intimidated, from learning how to retouch a photo to color grading and executing complex edits, etc. Thanks for sharing and keep up the excellent work.
This is amazing, I’m exhausted. No I have to go back and write to all of my clients and tell them that I want to rework their photos.
Your the best bruh..... I didn't even know Camera Raw filter could have that much mind blowing features 😍
You're the best Pixim!!
Photoshop also joined your class to know about its potential !
Wow! Excellent. More tutorials like these please!
This was the video that i was searching with great explanations.Your vids are always educative.
Wow, this is so nice
damn good… PS doesn’t know itself that it can create wonders… too good man ❤
Fantastic way 👏 thanks for uploading this master class
Anytime I watch one of your PS related content which are 10-20 mins.. My day basically is "ruined", because I spend time to do the same thing on many of my photos.. Man, you guys are the best! Yet, maybe you should do something extraordinary content how not spen hours on a photo, how to stop actually. Like a mindfullness stuff. thx :)
Amazing as always
Thanks for sharing . Great tutorial.
Che dire...semplicemente fantastico!!!!Sarebbe bello poter vedere un tutorial uguale su una fotografia di paesaggio....Genius!!!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Superr... love from Sri Lanka💗
wow! That was amazing. I love the warmer color too. I've saved this video for reference. TY.
Wow.. So good 👌😍🌟
You always provide excellent content ..... Thank You
Thank you SO much for this. This helped me so much. I've been trying to learn how to make my photos look more professional since graduating college and this taught me some tricks I've been trying to learn for ages! Thank you thank you
keep creating 😍
your every video is masterclass😃
Not all heroes wear capes.
You Sir, are an international Treasure!!
This is pure magic! Just amazing.
Nice, youtube finally showing your videos!
You make it look so easy. 😊
10x for the tips, man!!
We want more effect like this❤.... Like if u are agree
A great tutorial as usual. Thanks for describe in detail. It makes easy to do such type of work on photos. Again thanks a lot!
Incredible man!
Great as always!!!
Love it! Make more videos editing photos like this
I use a lot of these techniques, though I don't really use Camera Raw much (I should, I just haven't really found a need for it). One extra thing I prefer to do is to create separate layers for the background and subject to get everything right separately, **then** apply affects to the whole composition to finish it up. As long as you're not doing something that makes them completely mismatch, it works very well.
Thank you for sharing ❤
And to think before all this we used to have to select a location with a beautiful background and proper lighting, provide additional fill and/or key lighting as needed, add soft focus and vignetting at the camera and be tack sharp on focus.
that was great! so to the point and very different editing than what I am used to for using with PS or LT. and he's funny
dammm bro. this is so usefull thanks
DAMN A WHOLE VID IN CAMERA RAW WOWOWOWO 😮😮😮
Thank you for sharing!
Brillant! Thank you!
Great video Unmesh. Very informative! If we didn't decide to stop, I would have added some shadows after adding that flare/leak :)
AMAZING
Always amazing, Unmesh!
awesome!
Thank you very much for the tutorial, and sharing. It was really interesting.
You are a genious. Thanks ！
Simple and very useful, straight to the point. Thanks and you earned another subscriber!
Thanks for the tutorial !
You look like my brother, but we are from Brazil hahahaha
😁😁 awesome
these type of videos should be appreciated more
“We need to learn when to stop. Let’s keep going.”
thanks bro kuch naya sikhne ko mila
Amazing! finally a coverup for all i was looking for in one video with a complete family photo edit Thanks!!!
when you edit this way how do you maintain color uniformity when editing a large number of photos ?
Oh my God. I never knew all these things that you are doing in Photoshop. What a valuable lesson. Thank you so much. One question. I always make a duplicate copy of the back ground to apply camera raw filter. What’s the reason not to do it and go for this smart filter? I didn’t know about this smart filter.
Truly a master 😊
genius!
Incroyable 🔥
This guy know PS more than PS ❤😂
If you were to add an overlay, would you add that before editing the colors or edit and then add the overlay?
Let's get started ❤🔥
we are trying to satisfy customers with perfect selections, 100% sharp images and so on, who actually use 2 megapixel wonky half naked images from a public toilets... and Im still here watching videos... learning... thanks man
I really missed these good old intro music from piximperfect❤
Thank you
It was awesome🥰
Thank you so much sir for this amazing tutorial
Omg😮❤ Thank you Sir 😊
BROTHER COULD YOU PLEASE SHOW HOW TO CONVERT BW VIDEO TO COLOR IN ANY SOFTWARE LIKE PS & PREMIER PRO?
THANKS
amazing bro 👌👍
Amazing. Thanks bro
get a 1.4 that's a good one thanks we have one xD
Best !! Мастер Фотошопа однозначно
Thank you very much!
Great tutorial. My question is: When you are in Camera Raw, and you pick a preset as you did, after the fact, when you go back, how do you know which preset or presets you might have used? Is there some way to tell? Am I missing something?
Sixth step: Be a good-looking family. Holy moly.
thank you sir for every thing but am asking for favor can u teach us premier pro or illustrator
Could you do a tutorial on how to do a soak / film soup effect in photoshop? No one else has done one!
So beautiful and video
Thank you so much for this thorough walk-through. It's greatly appreciated. I do have one question. Is it better to do these adjustments on a RAW image instead of a JPEG?
Love this kind of tutorial...maybe you can also edit some of your subscriber photos?... I'm sure we can learn a lot just watching you edit
u r simply the best who knows photoshop .
Bedankt!
“Or, get a 1.4…”
Every photographer here:
👏👏👏👏👏
you are amazing tutojriyal
Superb
Did Adobe stop updating photoshop on the iPad?
"Mee video chala bagundhi! Nenu kooda Photoshop meeda PSD files upload chesthunna,miru chudandi
we use crack version that not have those filters available.
WOW 👏👏
I love your interview with glyn the other day it was great you had mentioned about using generative fill about the resolution that was low. You had an area where we could get that that was great. It’s so true about what you said it is not the same. Where is this? I do think this is all important because I always have to go back and fix it. Thank you.
@PiXimperfect
Hello Umesh,
just a question: in my workflow, I open my RAW-files from Bridge zu Camera RAW and from there, I just open it without any adjustment, but as Smart Object.
Then, I create an copy of this layer as new Smart Object. That gives me the possibility to work in Camera Raw instead of using the Camera RAW filter.
What is your opinion about this workflow?
Everyone is jumping off the sinking Adobe ship.
You should start doing
Affinity tutorials
"Wow, this is such a game changer! The 5-step formula is so simple yet effective. I can’t wait to try this and create some soft, dreamy portraits myself. Thanks for the amazing tips and clear instructions!"
Good Evining sir..... Sir How can Download And install the 16.5 camera raw filter And How can remoove the old Camera raw filter......
Good ❤❤
7:26 ❤
how to do this in GIMP
how much time should a spend on one picture ? like i cant do this edit to several photos it would take ages
Sir can you please make a video on color calibration ( as a beginner do i realy need a color calibrate device,as I have a asus oled laptop ) and can u also calibrate your monitor
Hi, Usually the preset is supposed to be added in the first place before starting the edit. over here you almost added it at the end of the workflow, Can you ellaborate on that?