After using photoshop for 1 year, today I found this video ... Really very helpful ... I was searching for this kind of video to improve my artworks.... Thank you very much ❤️
Hey Nitish! You should DEFINITELY check out our video on Moodboards, it's the absolute BEST way to get ideas for manipulations :) Check it out >> ruclips.net/video/EJMRy9BvJOc/видео.html - Dean
I've seen real life situations of the cloud inversion (your third sky example). Not all mountain tops are pointy, and it is not that uncommon to have a plateau top, or hanging valley above cloud level. I can remember walking on a flat plateau in beautiful sunshine, and have to step off onto a ridge that we couldn't see below the cloud. That took a leap of faith and was scary. As for sky perspective in our art, I take your point, and I am sure I have got it wrong as often as not. I routinely photograph interesting skies when out with my wee dog, and we have a lot of nice skies here in New Zealand. I'll be paying more attention to perspective in future.
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I'm not a beginner. I've actually been designing for 15 years. Of course I'm still not as good as a lot of people, I never got "it" when it comes to photoshop but that colored lighting effect is something I never knew about. I've ALWAYS just done screen lighting with using blend if. I've never though about using exposure and then color adjustment on it for the lighting. I at least learned one thing! Now back to watching the rest of the video :)
Wow. I feel so guilty hearing this last tip. Can you recommend artists that I should follow? Or the person that you believe helped you a lot. I'm not trying to complete your years of experience in one year. I just need to get better quick. But also with the right way
Some really good tips. The first one is not always one i gave that much though. There's probably some angle issues in a few of my pics. I'm also glad the third tip was there. It's an issue that i often see in some artwork. On top of that, some tend to add this rimlight look all the way around a character, even though it doesn't match the light sources in the scene. Another tip i would add as well is that the intensity of the light in the scene also defines how bright it would be on the object/person. Along with how dark the shadows are. This is why many photographers don't like to take photos outside during cloudless, bright summer middays. The light gets too harsh and the shadows too dark
Thank you so much for this video. You pinpointed two of my problem areas, and now I know how to fix them. Also, your English is pretty good. You're doing amazing.
I recommend updating your perspective knowledge. Those white lines you draw have nothing to do with the perspective order and you place them there completely randomly. They cannot create a reference to the scaling name.
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"Don't fix everything if some things already work." Throat punch. I have been doing this with every element......
Eeeek!!! Hope the vid has helped, Gary!!
My biggest mistake is I just discovered this channel nowadays. There are a lot of stuff I can learn here. Thank you for doing that!
After using photoshop for 1 year, today I found this video ... Really very helpful ... I was searching for this kind of video to improve my artworks.... Thank you very much ❤️
OUTSTANDING Manish! So glad you liked this one ❤️ - Dean
Great video for beginners! Thanks for the tip on using the normal round brush to create hair with the jitter and scatter.
It's a great tip and thanks for tuning in!!
lighting tip was great, i always used the flat light in my every composites but now i know. thanks man!!
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That was very helpful 🙌
Need part 2 aswell
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whoaaa! This saves me a lot of time. I do love it! I hit the bell button because of this!
Well that's what we love to hear, thanks so much for watching and of course your great feedback!
awesome video bro learning new things every day. thanks for tips. please can you make a video on tip to generate ideas for manipulations.
Hey Nitish! You should DEFINITELY check out our video on Moodboards, it's the absolute BEST way to get ideas for manipulations :) Check it out >> ruclips.net/video/EJMRy9BvJOc/видео.html - Dean
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I am already a subscriber from last 8 months. And i am also part of your community. 🙏🏼 I wish you hit million subscribers soon.
Incredible video. So helpful to artists and designers. I wanted it to keep going! 👍 Your English is great btw.
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I've enjoyed this video, very informative. Thank you
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as a beginner, i glad to see your video 😍, Thanks for advice bro . ❣️ love from india 🇮🇳
epic video as always :)
Thankyou Sudu!
Thanks 👊 it was very helpful 😊 especially the second and fourth tip👍
Glad you liked this one Jatin, thanks for watching!
I've seen real life situations of the cloud inversion (your third sky example). Not all mountain tops are pointy, and it is not that uncommon to have a plateau top, or hanging valley above cloud level. I can remember walking on a flat plateau in beautiful sunshine, and have to step off onto a ridge that we couldn't see below the cloud. That took a leap of faith and was scary. As for sky perspective in our art, I take your point, and I am sure I have got it wrong as often as not. I routinely photograph interesting skies when out with my wee dog, and we have a lot of nice skies here in New Zealand. I'll be paying more attention to perspective in future.
Awesome video!!!
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Great information 👍❣️
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Finally there is someone make different and so valuable tips I'm so glad for click the video thank you.
Very informative, thankyou for this video 😊❤️
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Bruh... Your beginner works don't look so "beginner" at all 😭😭 you've got talent man
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We're following. Another one bro
This is really helpful stuff! Thanks for teaching us something new, and sharing a bit of your talent! :)
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This is absolutely great👏, learned a lot from this video ❤️
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ربي يوفقك صديقي ❤️ Good luck
Thankyou Toxi!
Great video. Cool content. One question: Did you Photoshop your arms? Looking massive, Naouri.
Appreciated!! He's been hitting the gym!!! hahaha
Thank you!
I think I’m in love
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I'm not a beginner. I've actually been designing for 15 years. Of course I'm still not as good as a lot of people, I never got "it" when it comes to photoshop but that colored lighting effect is something I never knew about. I've ALWAYS just done screen lighting with using blend if. I've never though about using exposure and then color adjustment on it for the lighting. I at least learned one thing! Now back to watching the rest of the video :)
Really helpful.🙂
Appreciate the comment Abtar, thanks for tuning in! ❤️ - Dean
thank u so much
Sameh, you are most welcome!!
Wow. I feel so guilty hearing this last tip.
Can you recommend artists that I should follow? Or the person that you believe helped you a lot. I'm not trying to complete your years of experience in one year. I just need to get better quick. But also with the right way
Best thing you can do charles (for inspiration), is to join our Facebook community! >> facebook.com/groups/photomanipulation.official - Dean
Some really good tips. The first one is not always one i gave that much though. There's probably some angle issues in a few of my pics.
I'm also glad the third tip was there. It's an issue that i often see in some artwork. On top of that, some tend to add this rimlight look all the way around a character, even though it doesn't match the light sources in the scene.
Another tip i would add as well is that the intensity of the light in the scene also defines how bright it would be on the object/person. Along with how dark the shadows are. This is why many photographers don't like to take photos outside during cloudless, bright summer middays. The light gets too harsh and the shadows too dark
Rico, some wonderful feedback here. Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts and ideas! - Matt
thank you !!!!
Appreciate you tuning in! - Matt
عرفت انك عربي من لهجة الانجليزي الواضحة بالتوفيق
Light: 12:20
Light? :) - Dean
how you add layer mask for the exposure?
Maher, I guess the same way you would any layer, down at the bottom of the layer stack! Hope you find it! - Matt
wow unmesh
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Appreciate the comment Mubashir!
Let know if you solved tNice tutorials problem !
Hey Deanne, can you elaborate a litte? - Matt
It is valuable 👍🏻
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lol... I don't get it? :P - Dean
Thank you so much for this video. You pinpointed two of my problem areas, and now I know how to fix them. Also, your English is pretty good. You're doing amazing.
One of the best artists I have ever seen, keep it up💫
What FANTASTIC praise, really appreciate you tuning in NERF :) - Dean
الله يبارك فيك خويا
God bless! ❤️
This guy seems too genuine when he's an absolute genius.
A 1 in a Million talent for sure! Thanks for the GREAT comment Baher! ❤️ - Dean
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The feedback on this video is wholesome, Thanks to everyone 🌹
llah yjazik bikhir khawa diali 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Much appreciated, cheers for tuning in!!!
my friend yor tutorials so great and useful thank for share also informations
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another great video thanks for sharing !
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I usually dn comment on video's but the way this guy explain hat's off❤❤❤
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Heads up, the Image Line affiliate link is broken and needs to be updated.
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Wait did not know you can change that point, and scale wil be towards it, now that is a usefull trick to use
We love to read these type of comment!! So happy you got something from the upload - thanks for watching!!
Very valuable video . really amazing ...learned a lot.
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thanks for the tips and trick...keep sharing..may god bless you
And thank you for the support!!!! Much appreciated!!
Thank you
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Thanks
Thank you for watching! - Matt
Great tutorial thank you
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I recommend updating your perspective knowledge. Those white lines you draw have nothing to do with the perspective order and you place them there completely randomly. They cannot create a reference to the scaling name.
ami to free photoshop daunlo korta pare na ki vabe korbo khujanla bolban piz
Good tips
1:52 this is zero degrees
1:56 this is 90 degrees
2:16 45 degrees
Thank for making this video brother ✨
Very helpful once again. Thanks, Red!
English isn't my first language and I am easily able to understand you. So don't stress yourself about it!
So glad you're digging the content and really appreciate the comment! - Matt
As a beginner I am super glad to watch the video! thank you! really appreciate your work!
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God bless you bro
Thank you for the effort
A real pleasure Murad, thanks for watching!
nice work i think this videos are cool for us thanks so much bro , please make more videos 😉
Apprecited!! And you can be sure that more videos like this are on their way!! Thanks for the comment!!