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What you SHOULD do in PHOTOSHOP to make your Photos look better
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- Опубликовано: 17 авг 2024
- Learn the 4 steps to successfully edit any photograph in Photoshop. Make all your photos look amazing with this Photoshop tutorial that shows you how to edit your photo. Learn about toning. color, dodge and burn, sharpening, composition and the finishing touches. These are 4 proven distinct phases to getting the most out of your photos and Colin Smith’s tips will save you hours and get you the results you need without wasting any time.
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What I love about photoshopping is how they've been able to take old black and white photos from the 19th century and early 20th century and add color to make them look like convincing color photos. You get more of a feeling of really looking into an older era and getting a feel of it when seeing it in color. After all, that's how they saw it back then, they weren't living in a black and white world
Great Tutorial. Love what you did in the end in camera raw with sky temperature. Really gave it pop.
Thank you. Really good video. You explained everything really well, without so much unnecessary talking.
Thank you very much. Great tutorial just perfect!
Thanks for this highly informative and interesting program. I saved the link to this program because I will be going back to it time after time.
Love ❤️ these tutorials Colin keep them coming.
Definitely got a sub from me!! Most youtube video tutorials the person doing it goes so fast for anyone to follow and as a newbie to photoshop it can be daunting to learn anything, but like the way you present your tutorials, thankyou from the uk :-)
Excellent.. thanks for all the information.
That was great Colin. Really did learn and enjoy! Thanks a bundle mate!
Thanks man. Great as usual. Great video with great idea and well explained.
The shirt change for each step is 💯. Love this, especially when I scrub back/forth to rewatch.
I was hoping to do an overlay to make it easier to scrub, but I ran out of time :)
Thank you, love your tutorials and the music!
This was great! I like the philosophy in addition to the technical. Thanks!
Thanks Collin. Great tutorial as always. Could you do a more indepth tutorial on the Camera Raw filter. Maybe explain some of the tool found in it. Once again, many thanks for the great tutorials .
Good editorial, I love the soft approach, thank you.
Thanks Colin! I have been fine-tuning my workflow ever since I started playing with photos so it is always good to see different approaches, styles & philosophies - especially yours.
Very good. I do all of this now, but it is nice to see some validation and to hear your thought process as you go through it. Thanks for sharing!
I am so going to try this 4 step process on a couple challenging shots I took a couple weeks ago when we were in Washougal, Washington - just north of Portland. I got a photo of an eagle sculpture with some really dramatic clouds behind it. The sun momentarily broke through the clouds right over the eagle's right wing (which of course created a silhouette). should be interesting.. Great tutorial as always!
Stumbled across this video while looking for another tutorial (can't remember now) So glad I found this. Basically a beginner in PS and this tutorial answered many of my questions. So glad I found this. I will be trying these steps and I know I will be watching this video more than once. Very easy to follow and understand. Thank you so much!
Thanks for a very useful video, great presentation easy to follow.
Amazing tutorial
Thanks for the video, really useful information.
Thanks for outlining your workflow and process Colin, I love to see those kind of videos!
Thanks for the tutorial; breaking it into those sections helped show the organization schema. Some of it reaffirmed what I already do and some gave me some new insights. I don't like to overdo things because it readily shows that it has been altered more than necessary. For example, I would have backed off on that vignette for my own final image. Nevertheless, showing your whole process was very much appreciated.
Great tutorial! Really helped me a lot!
Hi Colin, thanks so much for the great video. I have a question for you. Among the 4 Steps in your video, in which step are you doing noise reduction? Are you doing it in the Finishing Step? Since you are doing the sharpening there.
Although I like your tutorials that focus on individual tools, it was very helpful to see the entire work flow and hear the philosophy behind it. I'd like to see more start-to-finish work flow related videos with a wide range of photos.
Thanks for the feeback
Always learning something from you, even though I have used Photoshop for years. Thanks so much.
Loved it 5*****!
thank you for sharing...awesome tutorial.
Love your videos, so happy I found you, I learn more from you, and understand the steps, you explain them in the most basic, easy and most important non-complicated way, keep it up.
Thanks for this video, excellent instruction.
Great tutorial. I like it very much.
very helpful. will give it a whirl. thanks.
Another great one. However i am curious to know why did you use brush for dodging and burning when there is a dedicated tool for them. How are they different.
Dude, this is amazing advice!
Glad you think so!
Thank you
Wonderful tips, Sir. These tips will help an enthusiast like me in long way.
Great tutorial,a lot of great tips!!
Thank you great teacher
great tutorial
thank you colin
Really nicely explained and a bit funny too, i like it !!!!
This was a very helpful tutorial. I really liked different editing phases and the matching t-shirts. Ha ha. This helped to show the process and what you may want to think about while editing. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
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Really enjoyed this step-by-step approach Colin, very interesting. I completely agree with your point about walking away for a while and reappraising an image with fresh eyes. Another hobby of mine is recording music on my PC, and the same advice holds good when mixing a song (I think the old-school adage is always to 'sleep on a mix'!). And speaking of music, it would be cool to hear you play that Ibanez Jem we see hanging up in the backdrop of your videos sometime :-)
One day I'll do a guitar video :)
I think it would be so awesome to have secondary vids of your amazing longer tips tricks tutorials for when we don’t have 20-30 mins (and know all the PS basics already)
Just a thought but either way Colin You Rock 💯⚡️💪🏻💥👏🏻
Good suggestion, not sure how to implement that though? Maybe just a written summary?
great tips for person like me . Thanks
Great tips ....
I'm using a Mack Book Air. How do you adjust the press with a finger pad on the computer? Also, how do you right or left click a finger pad?
thx
Could revisit your Wacom settings after the recent Windows update which seems to have created some incompatibility with the Windows ink settings.
Ok thanks I have the 10
Can you help with the 3-d feature in Photoshop? I tried to use it, and I gave up.
love your tutorials about LR, how to make a dull plain syk to pop ? i happen to have pictures with no o little clouds, even with dehaze and graduated filter wont help much, what do u suggest ?
Do a sky replacement, I have a couple of tuts on that on the channel here.
Hi Colin, i have a problem with my photoshop2019 brushes, when I download a brush PLUGIN, the ICON has been changed that is not anymore like the default icon, then I can not use my brush, is any way to solve this problem, I know you are the MASTER in photoshop. I appreciate your help. Thank you
I learned : A lot
I'm trying to edit an image shot on an iPhone 11. I seem to be missing some of the features on your screen even though I'm on the latest version of Photoshop CC. There is no "enable profile correction" under the lens corrections tab. I don't either have a ruler on the tools panel up top. any suggestions?
Brill 👍🏻
Can this be done with a iphone and how do you know if you have cc or not I got my p.s. about 3 months ago subscription thank you good video thanks
It will say the version number at the top and yes, this can be done with an iPhone. The iPhone 11 takes better pictures that the Phantom 3 that I used to shoot this image.
If you just got PS three months ago via subscription, then YES, you do have CC (Creative Cloud) version
2:33 My Photoshop nor the Manual nor the Profile tab. Are you in Lightroom perhaps?
Are you on CC? You should have that tab, this is in Camera RAW
Camera Raw is very similar to Lightroom classic. Do you think Camera Raw is more powerful than Lightroom classic?
Its actually exactly the same. They share the same processing engine.
@@photoshopcafe Thanks for the reply and the great video of your process of editing photos. Cheers!!
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