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PHOTOSHOP TUTORIAL: Creating Sunset with Shadows and Colour #34
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- Опубликовано: 17 авг 2024
- In this video (#34) I show you how to quickly and easily change the look of your pictures by adding a fake sunset complete with realistic shadows and colouring.
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PHOTOSHOP TUTORIAL: Creating Sunset with Shadows and Colour #34
Hey Folks, as promised today I've uploaded the latest episode of my weekly podcast (No: 34)
This week I show you how to create a fake sunset in your pictures by adding realistic shadows and colouring PLUS there’s also a few extra little tips and tricks thrown in for good measure.
Hope you 'Like' it and of course feel free to 'Share' with others.
Cheers, Glyn
PHOTOSHOP TUTORIAL: Creating Sunset with Shadows and Colour #34
Thanks Glyn Dewis
Simple and Great as all your episodes.. :)
***** That is very good of you to say; thanks for that.
That was an informative tut last night on the Photoshop Show, thank you!
Diana Boyd Hey thanks for tuning into that :)
Diana Boyd The photoshop show?
Wow! Very educational! Keep up the good work Glyn! You got yourself another fans!
superb tutorial Glyn. We are always told as photographers about the golden hours to shoot, but living in the UK we don't enough of that, so this is really useful.
Great tutorial Glyn!
Covers a lot of important information useful in many circumstances.
Thanks, Snuffy
Well done indeed!
Cool tutorial especially the shadow creation part.
Lots of helpful information. Most of what you presented I know I can apply in PSE14. Some of the things I obviously don't have available in my version.
so glad I found you. Your instructions are easy to follow and understand and have inspired me to try even more on my own subjects.
Great to hear Dale; cheers ;)
Love it as usual shanks
Excellent Tutorial As Usual Glyn Dewis . Thanks A lot
Brilliant Glyn. Thanks. Something for everyone
Love these tutorials so easy to follow and understand.
Once again very nice tips. Thanks for sharing.
:)
Very good tutorial. Thanks.
Great Tutorial.
Awesome..!
Awesome Glyn!
Thanks Kurt Langer
Fantastic show. This episode gave me tons of inspiration to do some photoshopping.
TY Glyn
That's fantastic to hear mate; thanks :)
Thank you for making this video, this is very useful!
Terrific explanation. Wonderful results.
Excellent.... Thanks.
Thank you. Very useful
amazing! thank you!
same here --- thank you for the tutorial... I am an assistant of a Realtor, and creating dramatic effects on the front exterior of our listings such as a sunset view, brings more buyers in.
This was fantastic! Thank you:-)
ANOTHER GOOD'N !
Really great channel and vid. I'd love to see your take on making a slight rim light to add to this style of edit. Also for what its worth, in most edit vids I watch it seems a tad irrelevant to explain the basics like brush/hand/move tools, masks and layers etc etc. If ppl are watching this level of edit you'd assume they're savvy on that stuff. Love your work and Cheers from Australia
Well done!!
Thanks you
Hey, Thank you very much.
instead of the warm light you can use something like dark blue to make it look like a night time...
Thanks, Glyn. Nice done!
nice accent by the way.
LOL...Thanks :)
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tnx
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Thanks
You're welcome :)
Hey man, I do not have the option for Camera Raw... Is there a way around this. Is there an alternate to Camera Raw?
What photoshop is he using.
Photoshop CC
instead of the warm light you can use something like dark blue to make it look like a night time...