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lighting photos in Adobe Camera Raw | Photoshop 2020
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- Опубликовано: 17 авг 2024
- Learn how to light photos in Photoshop Camera Raw. Using Adobe Camera Raw in Photoshop or Lightroom, Colin Smith shows you how to change day to night and add lighting effects. This will really make your photos pop.
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I really like this series of lighting effect tutorials. More please!
you got it
Best one yet Colin.
Thanks
When you were painting the lights in the windows and streets I was getting a wonderful Bob Ross conjuring in your speech. You brought up Bob last week now I'm seeing it. Cheers to you and great tutorial!
just discovered your channel, like it a lot and learning new things as a beginner to photoshop from the lockdown
Learning a lot from these videos. please keep them up and thank you.
Really nice tutorial Colin. Thank you.
Loving these lighting effects. Hope you're enjoying making these as much as I am watching them!
LOL, you bet! These are fun to make :)
Awesome tutorial. Lots of good info about lighting with camera raw. I even picked up some new tricks with field blur. Thanks, Colin.
Just a word for you; fantastic !
Yes this is useful and seems to bring things into "focus". This video gives some ideas on what can be done with the previous techniques. Love it.
This is GREAT! Not only did you show me some new tricks in CR, but I loved the delightful Gothic night scene you turned that photo into. I'll be digging through my photos and having some fun with this! Thanks Colin! See you Thursday!
See you then
Excellent tutorial, thanks!
This is a superb tutorial with lots to learn . Thank you Colin.
Love this new view on the use of Camera Raw. Thanks!
Amazing technique... what a transformation!! many thanks.
I enjoy very much your tutorials! Frequently, there is more than one way to achieve the same results in Photoshop. I always learn a little thing or two. Nobody knows everything when it comes to Photoshop. Keep the videos coming!
Yep I needed to see this today and especially the black layer - screen blending mode as it is what I need to do something for my wife. Also the link to all your lighting effects videos has been saved! Thanks again for sharing your knowledge and passion with us!
Good one, Colin
Awesome tutorial!
That is great. Thanks for sharing.
Amazing! Thank you!!!!
An amazing transformation technique as well as making many camera raw tools more useful in
in other projects. Would have chosen to accomplish much of this in photoshop but after viewing this it looks like camera raw will be getting a workout. Thanks Colin
Your videos are among the best on RUclips. Thank you! (Btw, I'm an advanced PS user of 15 years and I'm always learning new things).
This is cool and soooo simple
nicely done!
Thank you, I have lots of photo's that I can use this technique on
that was the best photoshop tutorial
Another jaw dropping experience with this tutorial. OMG Colin, this is soooo cool. Thanks for such a great video!
Glad you like it
Thank you very much for the time you take to educate and explain very clearly all the details
Brilliant
brilliant thanks
Really enjoyed this tutorial. Can't wait to try it myself. Thank you.
Excellent !
Nice one mate
Nice. Especially the bokeh thing was a new way to me.. Keep'em coming Chef...
This is such a brilliant idea and I have so many dark and brooding thoughts for this I am scaring myself !
Thank you for all the work you put into your videos! It helps very much!
Thanks very much. Really enjoying these lighting videos. I am learning a lot from them.
I'm glad to hear :)
So useful thanks for doing these .
Great stuff. I have got to have a go at this!
Excellent tutorial, very useful for Europe travel on photos that may be blurred or are a blaa photo, to begin with.
Mükemmel...
Off to try this now.
Nice vedio Colin thank you ❤️
This was excellent!!
thanks Colin, enhoyed that
Just Great from México.... thank's much !
MInd blowing sir...great..
I just started following you and maybe you have explained this before. What is your reason for working on Camera Raw first instead of LR. Great video btw!!
You can do either, the adjustments are the same.
Hello again and thank you for this latest tutorial. I just wanted to repeat the question I asked you after last week's 'day into night' themed tutorial. Is it possible to do this in reverse and turn night into day? If so, please would you show us. Thank you again.
Yes, its possible. Its not something I have played with much though, because Day to night is common on movies and TV because its easy to shoot during the day but harder to shoot at night without the noise. If I shoot a photo at night with a long exposure, I can make it look like day time in camera. Whereas the opposite doesn't really work. Let me think about it though David.
I love this one - my photos are no longer safe!!!
Colin, I was on with adobe. they checked as well on the new version of raw that came out yesterday and it does not work the same at all. The adobe girl tried following on her end.
I did it fine as you showed yesterday during the wacom video using brushes etc. but it did not work this way in the new version of raw. Although with that said, I may try the written instructions. Thank you so much. You are the best.!!!!!!
Fun!
Hi Colin this was like magic seeing how this sort of shot can be transformed. I didn't want it to end. I have asked a question in the comments under the getting rid of the halo or black outlines, that I would appreciate you answering for me.
You can do that with the adjustment brush in Camera Raw. Remember when I painted the light on the sidewalk and removed it from the distance? Exactly the same way
You need to add the Bat light to the pic!
lol, good idea :)
How can I find the beginner video from last week, I missed it?
Click on the channel. PhotoshopCAFE and its right there under recent videos
Can you 'add the lightbulb' in Camera Raw if you want to?
yes, just use the adjustment brush and make it really bright. The only limitation is Camera Raw doesn't support blending modes.
Fascinating and a really useful tutorial. I use Camera Raw all the time but never thought of working like that. But, even though you have created it as a smart object is it non destructive? Can it be saved and the original restored to its original state? I usually work in Camera Raw then open it into Photoshop as a copy as I may use the original several times.
Yes, its completely non destructive.
I do really love it ... is what I most like, transform a normal day light pic into something more interesting and personal. Anyway really lovely work.
Is there maybe a way to boost lights inside of the street lamps ? By the way thank you so much Colin
Yes, if you turn up exposure and whites you can make it very bright
Thank you for the extra tip !! :)
Have you ever done a tutorial on making a photo into a watercolor? I have Photoshop 2020 and am trying to figure out how to do it with no success.
Yes I have, you can find it on our channel
Awesome. Not an expert as you are, but the main lamp lighting looks not natural as there is nothing to reflect it off. If its a foggy night then perhaps we need much more feathering
Its just a tutorial, not supposed to be perfect
I can open the light filter but it doesn't work for me.
In ACR?
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With everything I've tried, I cannot for the life of me see/find the "outside" setting when using the Radial tool. 2 hours on this so far.
When you choose the tool, the options should appear in the adjustments panel, its near the bottom of the settings. Didi you see the written steps? photoshopcafe.com/change-day-night-camera-raw-lighting-photos-photoshop/
I am guessing you don't ever sell your prints. This one printed will look god awful!
Your video Sound is so bad