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PHOTOSHOP TUTORIAL: Still Life Retouching Techniques #36
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- Опубликовано: 17 авг 2024
- In this video (#36) I show you retouching techniques for creating your very own still life pictures PLUS how to add the Painterly / Abstract effect.
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Hi Folks, just to let you know that episode 36 of my weekly podcast / show is now online and this week I'm going through the complete retouch of my recent Country Bouquet picture PLUS give you a look at the Topaz Labs _Simplify 4_ Plug In!
*PHOTOSHOP TUTORIAL: Still Life Retouching Techniques #36*
Hope you 'Like' it :)
PHOTOSHOP TUTORIAL: Still Life Retouching Techniques #36
***** Cool stuff huh :)
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Great tutorial!!! Thanks Glyn!!
Ended up purchasing Topaz Simplify after seeing your blog of the bouquet...love it so far. Nice to be able to turn a rather bland photo into something lovely.
Sheila Mullis It's a great plug in huh :)
***** have a *50% OFF* promotion running until the end of this month on their Topaz Clean plug in.
I use this one a lot to create an alternative to my cartoon / painterly look as in this video but it's also great for skin softening.
Here's the link: bit.ly/1mQLeW3
PHOTOSHOP TUTORIAL: Still Life Retouching Techniques #36
Great tutorial Glyn. I have been playing with textures myself and using it with some flowers and also some butterfly images I shot. And from your previous videos I have tried the 'blend if' adjustment on some of the texture layers and that makes for some interesting effects too. Thanks again mate for all the tips and tutorials - they are slowly sinking in.
Dave T Glad to hear it mate; textures are addictive huh :)
Glyn Dewis
You bet they are!
Dave T :)
Thanks Glyn, this is something I've been trying to do and have really struggled with. Mostly I've ended up using the clone stamp and deleting the texture off the foreground image which is massively time consuming. I have a similar image I'm going to try this out on, cheers!
Glen, at first, I thought that this tutorial would be something I would never use.......but, again you have opened my eyes to a whole new way of going forward with my learning. I have tried this process and am blown away at how fun this is and also with a huge potential. Thanks pal, keep them coming. Haven't seen a boring one yet.
Cool...great to hear mate; thanks :)
Enjoying these 'fine art' tutorials at the moment Glyn; very polished and professional as always with a great, easy going presenting style. Keep 'em coming mate! Also wise words indeed about continuing to shoot 'outside your comfort zone', finding new subject matter that you wouldn't normally try, especially with the weather over here being rubbish of late. Continually striving to learn new techniques in photoshop to reinforce knowledge already gained I always find helps pay dividends later on, sometimes in the most unexpected ways. Great work fella!
Hey thanks for that mate; cheers for posting :)
i follow many channels of photoshop tutorials but you & Dekes are the best. thanks
Thanks sky chulla; that's very kind of you to say
This was a great tutorial. I make a lot of still life images, and I found plenty to inspire me here. Thank you for taking the time to post these tutorials every week.
You're welcome Mia; thanks for looking in :)
Thank you so Much mate , fantastic tutorial . I am glad I have come cross your channel . cheers mate .
Great tutorial -- so much great information--I think I'll watch it again--thanks
Thanks very much for sharing! Just tried it!
you plugged a plug in...lol. Great video Glyn. Going to share on Twitter as well. Thanks for all your great free tutorials.
Anytime Cody Ash
Just absolutely brilliant.
Cheers Davion :)
Awesome tutorial!Thanks
Thanks
Hi Glyn, I love your techniques in this video! You introduced me to the Oil Paint filter here back when you uploaded it...I love that filter, but I just realized that it is gone! "Grumble....grumble..." What do you use now that it is gone?
Hello, do you have a video on how to copy a picture and move it into another photo?
on filters I haven't got oil paint on the menu at 15.20" really enjoying this tutorial
You are awesome!!!!
:)
Thanks for the video. Is it possible to show the flower's shadows on the background?
cool 👏🏻👏🏻🔝
Thanks!!
First of all: Thanx Glyn for your great tutorials. I realy love them and they help me al lot. You're the master when it comes to retouching in Photoshop!
My question is about the photo... Maybe it's a very dumb one, but I was wondering why you took the shot at an iso of 200. Why not iso 100, when you're shooting with a trippod? The shutterspeed doesn't matter then, right?
Kind regards and thanx again for your great video's!!
Hermen
200 purely because not every camera can do iso 100 mate. I tend to do that a lot at workshops so everyone is at the same starting point.
Ok Glyn... That makes sence... Thanx!
Glynn I don't seem to have adobe Exchange option in CS6 - is this a CC thing or do in need to select it somewhere please?
genius!
How are you mounting your images on the wall there behind you
i just unsubscribed your channel so i can subscribe it again :D
Very cool. Thank you :)
Do you ever capture your own textures with a camera and blend that with another photo? Do you have a tutorial on that? You opened the converted layers to smart object and then were able to open that into camera raw. Is that a new feature in CC or have I just been missing that in CS6?
Anyway, thanks again :)
Camera RAW as a filter is new to the CC; incredibly handy
As ever great tutorial Glyn, really enjoyed it! Just one little thing, I actually took a similar image so that I could work along with you on my computer. One thing I found in my version of Photoshop CC is that I can't see the full menu for the Gradient Editor, the sliders etc. Any idea why?
Barry Paffey Can you take a screen grab for me?
Glyn Dewis Thanks for the reply, I'll send you an email with a screen shot, can't work out how to post it in here?
Glyn Dewis Just realised after watching this for a second time you actually mention clicking on the gradient bar to bring up the editor; what a plonker I am! Must learn to listen more attentively!
Barry Paffey LOL :)
Call me dumb...or blonde....or whatever, but the quick mask for me affects the black bit instead of the background....what am I doing incorrectly
I am missing something in this video. After I make my selection and then save my selection and then hit de-select, when I add the paper texture it covers the entire photo and not just the background. I can't figure out what I am doing wrong :(
I figured out what I did wrong - and did a video showing it: drive.google.com/file/d/1GdOCKIg4Rbw1z65FJh6Nuu1pAjWQc8F0/view
You SAVE the selection so that you don't have to re do it all again. To add the texture I have the selection still active.
It's ok, fixed!!!
I watch a lot of your tutorials and want to say thanks, for this and for all the others you post. This particular one with reference to Adobe Paper Texture Pro became the basis to make this image, www.flickr.com/photos/richeewilson/13066059953/
Would not have done this without your help, thanks again.
Brilliant stuff! Thanks for commenting ***** and thanks for sharing the link to the image!