Ask Jimmy 1: The Power of Vignettes in Photoshop
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- Опубликовано: 26 мар 2020
- This is my first Ask Jimmy video where I talk about how to use powerful, but simple vignettes to change the dynamics of your photo.
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Hi Jimmy. Love your stuff. Use Raya pro and Lumina32 all the time.
Quick note: I've noticed over time that when you show before and after of your final edit you go back through and turn off the eyeballs on all the layers to reveal only the original layer. A quick shortcut for that is to hold the alt/opt key while clicking on the original layer eyeball and that will turn off all the other layers.
Thanks Jimmy. Always a real pleasure to see your tutors. My 15 minutes only for me at home. Good videos let me improve my own images.
Thank you Jimmy, i own your raya pro panels as well as your video tutorials and they're amazingly useful. Thanks a lot.
Glad to see you back in action.
Hi Jimmy. I'm a new subscriber, I just found your channel yesterday. I just want to say I really enjoy your content! Keep the great videos coming!
Hi Jimmy I miss your intro hi guys Jimmy McIntyre here. Love that accent of yours
Thank you :)
totally!
Yes, that was always nice to hear
You are at good teacher Jimmy. Thank you for all your content :)
I have a question; how would you go about to remove the out of focus twigs/branches in the upper right corner.
To me they are distracting and I would like to see them toned down or removed.
Thank you. Personally, I like those branches. And I think the work need to remove them may not justify the end result. In fact, I think removing them correctly would require a careful combination of the clone tool and the patch tool (content-aware). But it would not be easy if we wanted to be extremely precise.
Hey Jimmy, very nice Video! I think in one of your tutorials you mentioned that one should always do all colour corrections/grading in Lightroom, because of the access to the raw file data which isn‘t given in Photoshop. Did I undertstand that right? Or is there no quality loss when editing colours in Photoshop instead of Lightroom?
I hope you‘re doing well!
Hi there,
I do most of my colour corrections in Adobe Camera RAW (same engine as LR), but I'm not sure if there is an advantage in terms of quality loss. Certainly other functions, such as Exposure, Highlights, Shadows are better suited to RAW editing than in Photoshop, but colour I'm not sure sure. I simply like the Temperature and Tint sliders in ACR for quick corrections. Having said that, PS has some cool colour options that ACR and LR don't have. See this video: ruclips.net/video/9BfDEkXhXwg/видео.html
Jimmy McIntyre Thank you so much for your fast answer Jimmy :)
Hi Jimmy :)