Thanks for sharing all your knowledge!!! Here´s my tip contribution: To rotate the sample in clone stamp tool: alt + shift + < or > to resize: alt + shift + [ or ] Hope it helps!
Someone with your much in depth knowledge of PS and teaching skills your suppose to be an old man with gray hair, and many miles under your belt. Also not to mention your generosity of sharing your knowledge .. Simply put one of the best PS instructors on U tube and entertaining .. Thank you.. One question, who taught you, they have to be great also.
Man... you are certainly different to a lot of PS presenters. There's something quite likable about you. Really like your tutorials and the fast pace. A great tutorial to do would be selections. Most tutorials are of subjects on relatively clean backgrounds. Let's get real... the time we want to extract a subject from a background is when the background is bad and usually quite bitty. Would love it if you'd do this and take time to explain the method.
Loved it. The analogy at the end with the cake and sugar really stuck in my mind. For those who didn't make it to the end of the video, the order of processing is: fix lighting in LR (or ACR), blemishes in PS followed by Frequency Separation for evening out skin color.
Very nice tutorial for Removing Blemishes. This is by far the most interesting video i have come across. It uses different techniques and tips to remove Blemishes. The guy knows his stuff. Very intelligent. Keep up the Good Work...
Time passes so quickly while watching your channel and very much illustrative .. You have a GuD grasp over the innermost hidden circuits of Photoshop. GuD GoinG
This is a great channel. The info I get is very helpful. My Photoshop skills are always in need of improvement and this guy is easy to watch and understand. Thanks for the free and informative help.
Really great tutorial. You might have mentioned that you were going over moles and freckles in some of the cases and not 'blemishes'....but still, hooray. IMJ some people like to keep their moles as they define their face. Excellent video.
fabulous tutorial. You have a great way of explaining things and the reasons why. very informative. My portraits are already looking much much better. thanks. Rotating clone stamp something i never tried.
Thank you for the little tips at the end, I'm still new to more advanced editing. I never thought of doing lighting, then blemishes, then more advanced things after. You made a very valid point! I was going to jump in with blemishes first, but adjusting the lighting first makes sense. Thank you!
19:48 Dica de fluxo de trabalho Tudo só vem depois de remover as manchas! Primeiro ajuste a iluminação, tonalidade e cor no LR ou Câmera Raw. Logo em seguida REMOVA AS MANCHAS. Só então a imagem está pronta para ir para SEPARAÇÃO DE FREQUENCIA, e tudo mais. Por quê? Porque quando você importa a imagem para o Photoshop para remover manchas, as qualidades cruas - do RAW - vão embora. O Raw é o que você precisa para ajustar a iluminação, as cores e tudo o que você desejar. Porque ao importar a foto para o Photoshop para remover manchas você perde a qualidade do RAW. Quando você tem as qualidades do RAW, tem mais profundidade de Bits, e informações de equilíbrio de branco que são essenciais para ajustarmos a iluminação, a cor, a exposição... Feito isso, só então você importa para o Photoshop, porque se você editar isso mais tarde irá perder os detalhes, profundidade de Bits... porque importou errado (no caso de ter que fazer ajustes básicos de balanço de branco, exposição...) Por que a separação de frequências é após a REMOÇÃO DE MANCHAS?É como um modelo de argila. Primeiro é feito uma estrutura de arame, depois colocamos argila sobre a estrutura de arame e pintamos (ARAME>ARGILA>PINTURA) 1º Estrutura de arame > Seria ajustar a exposição, balanço de branco, etc, no LR ou Câmera Raw 2º Argila > Seria o equivalente a remover as manchas 3º Pintura > Separação de frequência, degradê, pesquisa de cores, filtros, todo o resto...Se você não seguir essas etapas e quiser fazer primeiro uma separação de frequência, aplicar filtros, efeitos e então você perceber que você deixou uma mancha, você perderá detalhes. Basicamente só polvilhe açúcar no bolo quando o bolo já estiver assado.
Hi, thanks for the video, I just have a question; when I circle the blemishes with the patch tool and then try to move them to the right they just snap back to where they came from, how can I make them stay? Cheers!
hello, eventhough the tutorial is good, the interactivity of the youtuber or someone to help for enquiries is very poor. no body replies even if we ask important question. and most of the sample images links are not working. Where is the sample image here ? . i bet i dont get any reply for this. so we have to move on .
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Thanks for sharing all your knowledge!!! Here´s my tip contribution:
To rotate the sample in clone stamp tool:
alt + shift + < or >
to resize:
alt + shift + [ or ]
Hope it helps!
Someone with your much in depth knowledge of PS and teaching skills your suppose to be an old man with gray hair, and many miles under your belt. Also not to mention your generosity of sharing your knowledge .. Simply put one of the best PS instructors on U tube and entertaining .. Thank you.. One question, who taught you, they have to be great also.
I cant tell enoght how amazing your vids are because its too superior to anyother else. Impressive!
You have saved my Photography and Editing life!!! Thank you, Thank You, Thank you!! You are simply the best out there!!!!!
Man... you are certainly different to a lot of PS presenters. There's something quite likable about you. Really like your tutorials and the fast pace. A great tutorial to do would be selections. Most tutorials are of subjects on relatively clean backgrounds. Let's get real... the time we want to extract a subject from a background is when the background is bad and usually quite bitty. Would love it if you'd do this and take time to explain the method.
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Loved it. The analogy at the end with the cake and sugar really stuck in my mind. For those who didn't make it to the end of the video, the order of processing is: fix lighting in LR (or ACR), blemishes in PS followed by Frequency Separation for evening out skin color.
Another fantastic lesson. I watch each one with notebook in hand.
underrated channel. thank you for all the tips, so glad I bumped into this video as a beginner
Thais is one of your most important vids about skin treatment.
Very nice tutorial for Removing Blemishes. This is by far the most interesting video i have come across. It uses different techniques and tips to remove Blemishes. The guy knows his stuff. Very intelligent. Keep up the Good Work...
An outstanding channel with a treasure amount of knowledge. I simply can't do without it. Thank you a million time.
I've been enjoying all your videos for the last few weeks. Always educational and entertaing.
Time passes so quickly while watching your channel and very much illustrative .. You have a GuD grasp over the innermost hidden circuits of Photoshop. GuD GoinG
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Thanks a lot for your work man. You deserve more visibility. You are a master in Photoshop!
This is a great channel. The info I get is very helpful. My Photoshop skills are always in need of improvement and this guy is easy to watch and understand. Thanks for the free and informative help.
Really great tutorial. You might have mentioned that you were going over moles and freckles in some of the cases and not 'blemishes'....but still, hooray. IMJ some people like to keep their moles as they define their face. Excellent video.
fabulous tutorial. You have a great way of explaining things and the reasons why. very informative. My portraits are already looking much much better. thanks. Rotating clone stamp something i never tried.
Brilliant tutorial!!! I learn alot and it mean alot to me. Cheers!
Thank you for the little tips at the end, I'm still new to more advanced editing. I never thought of doing lighting, then blemishes, then more advanced things after. You made a very valid point! I was going to jump in with blemishes first, but adjusting the lighting first makes sense. Thank you!
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great video thanks. That explains why my image the other day was so faded after retouching then trying to adjust colors and lighting.
Another great video! Fantastic instruction! I'll be practicing on the sample files to get my technique and workflow as efficient as possible
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Another great video.. easy to digest. thanks bro
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19:48 Dica de fluxo de trabalho
Tudo só vem depois de remover as manchas! Primeiro ajuste a iluminação, tonalidade e cor no LR ou Câmera Raw. Logo em seguida REMOVA AS MANCHAS. Só então a imagem está pronta para ir para SEPARAÇÃO DE FREQUENCIA, e tudo mais.
Por quê?
Porque quando você importa a imagem para o Photoshop para remover manchas, as qualidades cruas - do RAW - vão embora. O Raw é o que você precisa para ajustar a iluminação, as cores e tudo o que você desejar. Porque ao importar a foto para o Photoshop para remover manchas você perde a qualidade do RAW. Quando você tem as qualidades do RAW, tem mais profundidade de Bits, e informações de equilíbrio de branco que são essenciais para ajustarmos a iluminação, a cor, a exposição... Feito isso, só então você importa para o Photoshop, porque se você editar isso mais tarde irá perder os detalhes, profundidade de Bits... porque importou errado (no caso de ter que fazer ajustes básicos de balanço de branco, exposição...)
Por que a separação de frequências é após a REMOÇÃO DE MANCHAS?É como um modelo de argila. Primeiro é feito uma estrutura de arame, depois colocamos argila sobre a estrutura de arame e pintamos (ARAME>ARGILA>PINTURA)
1º Estrutura de arame > Seria ajustar a exposição, balanço de branco, etc, no LR ou Câmera Raw
2º Argila > Seria o equivalente a remover as manchas
3º Pintura > Separação de frequência, degradê, pesquisa de cores, filtros, todo o resto...Se você não seguir essas etapas e quiser fazer primeiro uma separação de frequência, aplicar filtros, efeitos e então você perceber que você deixou uma mancha, você perderá detalhes.
Basicamente só polvilhe açúcar no bolo quando o bolo já estiver assado.
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You’re quite specific to do blemish control before FS. But why not do the blemish control on the structure layer while doing FS ?
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Hey, just a quick question... For making the blemishes visible which method is better? A B/W layer with reds and yellows reduced or sine curve method?
Hi, thanks for the video, I just have a question; when I circle the blemishes with the patch tool and then try to move them to the right they just snap back to where they came from, how can I make them stay? Cheers!
After fixing blemishes do you flatten image to go to frequency separation?
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hello, eventhough the tutorial is good, the interactivity of the youtuber or someone to help for enquiries is very poor. no body replies even if we ask important question. and most of the sample images links are not working. Where is the sample image here ? . i bet i dont get any reply for this. so we have to move on .
This video is exactly 3 years old
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Patch tool doesnt work bro
Never use hard edge brush when using spot healing tool - it creates halo affect on all spots. Very undesirable.
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Another great video.. easy to digest. thanks bro....
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