Spectacular video thanks! And thank you for not talking slow and not dumbing it down :) There is a video speed option on RUclips for a reason, guys and gals.
I saw this as a tutorial bringing forward some amazing techniques... not so much about this specific pic. As for the Pic, yes indeed, it was hilarious - but that is strength of Aaron, how he never fails to amuse even as he teaches wonderful techniques! :-)
Finally a photoshop tutorials channel that doesnt show just "how to change the color of eyes". That's a real good tutorial, simple but effective. Congrats, for real. I'll share with all my young art director friends in Brazil.
Your photoshop tutorials are the best thing online. Enthusiasm,fun and enjoyment just come pouring out the screen. I only found you 1 week ago and i am totally hooked. Your tutorials have helped me so much . Thank you. Keep up the good work...
Ye, I agree with other reviewers. The original was more natural, the final was a bit sureal. However, the technique was interesting and a watered down version may have given more of a punch.
Great high paced, high energy tutorial on Photoshop with some more advanced tools. I have used all of these methods, but it is interesting to see them brought together and used in this way.
This is an absolutely awesome workflow. Something nearly every landscape photographer should be using, even if you're using filters at camera. Definitely going to revisit my photos. Thank you for posting this!
Thank u so much for your techniques, it doesn´t matter if the result was very well applied in this particular pic, the most important is when to apply the technique. Regards.
I have watched everything Aaron has put up on RUclips and this is, far and away, the coolest one. While I also find the processed version a bit overcooked, particularly in the green and red channels, the approach is general and can be applied as you see fit
Thank you for this crucial video that can be dissected and used in many ways for different images and effects. True that it does not work for every imaged but bits and pieces can be applied. I see myself coming back to this video many times Aron.
That's stunning Aaron, cuz I knew all of this technics like working with the curves or the high pass. But I've NEVER think to use it in this process for a landscape. So a BIG THANK YOU, Your tutorial really help me to improve my skill. :)
Hello. I subscribed to your channel a few months ago and love the content and teaching style. Supreme mastery of Photoshop and great skill in conveying complex concepts. Thanks much!
Thanks. It was a awesome to watched the all transitions. The photo was well executed in the first place, but there is lot of photos wich need improvement. Your tutorial was very helpful.
This was a great tutorial on HOW TO combine multiple exposures, whether people like the results or not. AND... no need to slow down. Technology is beautiful... there is a PAUSE button. I followed along on one of my own landscape shots and learned a LOT. Thank you so much for taking the time to teach!
You do 'pack so much' info into the allotted time. I have to agree with some of the other commenters, when they mention that you might be talking a bit fast for many of us. The good thing is, is that this is not a DVD, or video tape, so it is not a problem to just drag the time indicator back to the frame that needs to be reviewed. So, it's 'all good' to me. You bring up techniques that I have wanted to learn about. I take many, landscape photos, and have some pictures of a secluded road with tall trees close together on each side of the street, similar to this, only the trees are very tall, eucalyptus, that grow straighter. Anyway, I appreciate the lesson...My first look at a 'Phlearn'. I will have to come back many times, to get some of it to 'sink in', so it's really learned....I want to get a 'Lightroom 5', pretty soon, but for now, just have PS Elements 5, and have not spent much time getting familiar with it. I know it does layers, but need to spend more time learning how to use different layers together correctly, and not sure if Elements 5 has inversion, black layer mask, or anything like the "curves adjustment layer" Any idea if an older version PS Elements 5. from 2007 or so, has those three layer features? Thanks.
This was an OUTSTANDING tutorial. I learned so much. In addition to learning the mechanics, it also allows for a great deal of latitude in just how much or how little to make these adjustments. I watch many of your tutorials and they are excellent and greatly appreciated. My sincerest thanks. :-)
thank you for your tutorial, I learned a new skill from this, I'll keep check backward of your issues and will try to learn more of your amazing skill, great job!! ^^
Perfect tutorial to give my nature shots that extra oomph! Keep the fast talking tutorials coming! Hint for all those saying he speaks too fast: there is a pause button. Also knowing just the basics of masks, adjustments, lighting, etc....would help. If you are new to relatively new to PS or photography, I would recommend taking some beginner tutorials first before complaining.
This will probably sound too cheesy, but your tutorials pretty much changed my life- they are beyond amazing. I have one question: does it make sense to do both focus stacking and exposure bracketing to get one final image with both sharpness and dynamic range? something like- shooting 3 exposures in each of three images done in respectively close focus, a mid-range focus, and an infinity focus (total 9 images) and merge them into one final photo?
Whew, thank God for shadows, highlights, clarity and HSL, in Lightroom. Wonderful image and tutorial, but you could achieve practically the same thing, in Lightroom in less than a minute and it's lossless.
Happy to see my image used in such a popular tutorial. Awesome job Aaron and thanks again.
Stunning!!
So far one of your best shots Michael!
Although he's a great retoucher and I'm a big fan of him but to be honest he ruined your image :/
Abdullah Suleiman, Thanks...I think it was only for the purpose of demonstration of a technique anyway. I agree that I prefer my original by far.
I saw this on Phlearn. Nice work
Totally agree with all the comments here, the original photo is absolutely stunning...
You do some awesome work in Photoshop but in this case you started with the perfect pic. Nowhere to go but down.
whether or not you like the results. The delivery and techniques are excellent! 5 stars!
Spectacular video thanks! And thank you for not talking slow and not dumbing it down :)
There is a video speed option on RUclips for a reason, guys and gals.
Wonderful tutorial! I have found, almost ten years old gem, tutorial and it still rocks with educational value. Artistic, too. Thanks!
i think the original looked better, but thats just my personal taste
+Darren Redd totally agree
Couldn't agree more. The picture got ruined.
Darren Reddy I also agree but also learnt some very useful techniques for working with lights and darks etc.
If you want to take your landscape photography to the next level then go here: HootLand. info
I saw this as a tutorial bringing forward some amazing techniques... not so much about this specific pic. As for the Pic, yes indeed, it was hilarious - but that is strength of Aaron, how he never fails to amuse even as he teaches wonderful techniques! :-)
Finally a photoshop tutorials channel that doesnt show just "how to change the color of eyes". That's a real good tutorial, simple but effective. Congrats, for real. I'll share with all my young art director friends in Brazil.
我是photoshop爱好者，我很喜欢看你的photoshop视频教程，因为在中国大部分的photoshop教程都是教大家怎么做，而你在教大家怎么做的同时有讲为什么这么做，这是我非常喜欢的
Your photoshop tutorials are the best thing online. Enthusiasm,fun and enjoyment just come pouring out the screen. I only found you 1 week ago and i am totally hooked. Your tutorials have helped me so much . Thank you. Keep up the good work...
WOW, Aaron - sensational!! You are so fast, so charming and very inspiring!
Ye, I agree with other reviewers. The original was more natural, the final was a bit sureal. However, the technique was interesting and a watered down version may have given more of a punch.
The "original" was already photoshopped
Thanks Aaron for your tutorial, I am learning a lot about photoshop. Thanks again!
Awsome tutorial, thanks you for sharing. You knew how to do it and also how to teach it others understandably.
Great high paced, high energy tutorial on Photoshop with some more advanced tools. I have used all of these methods, but it is interesting to see them brought together and used in this way.
If you want to take your landscape photography to the next level then go here now: HootLand.xyz
I really like the phase, damn. A 14 min video with as much information as an hour vid. This imo was great
This is an absolutely awesome workflow. Something nearly every landscape photographer should be using, even if you're using filters at camera. Definitely going to revisit my photos. Thank you for posting this!
Thank you for such a clear tutorial. Yes it was fast but that is what God made the pause and rewind buttons for. I have subscribed.
so many multiple exposure tutorials.. you made it looked so easy. thanks Aaron!
Thanks for this. I watched it with a slower playback speed. very calming and satisfying. :)
I appreciate that you always tell us the short cuts you are using! I learned some new ones. I need to use the cures adjustment panel more. Thanks
superb and one of the best tutorial i have seen on youtube
Thank u so much for your techniques, it doesn´t matter if the result was very well applied in this particular pic, the most important is when to apply the technique. Regards.
Awesome stuff Aaron. I just bought 2 tutorials in one day. Well worth the money. Phlearn 101 and the compositing pack. Can't wait to jump right in.
Don't slow down! Awesome tutorial.
I have watched everything Aaron has put up on RUclips and this is, far and away, the coolest one. While I also find the processed version a bit overcooked, particularly in the green and red channels, the approach is general and can be applied as you see fit
Thank you for this crucial video that can be dissected and used in many ways for different images and effects. True that it does not work for every imaged but bits and pieces can be applied. I see myself coming back to this video many times Aron.
Amazing video!!! I'm learning so much thanks to you.
I really appreciate you taking the time to do this tutorial and all the rest. I've learned a lot from you. Thank you very much.
One of the best tutorials I've had the pleasure to watch!
Great technique, I'll give it a go later, thanks for the tutorial.
after editing it looks more mysterious, like a scene from a fairytale. Although the original photo is great. Thank you, nice tut.
Great Tutorial! Thankyouuu!!! About to try this out right now..
Incredible tutorial. This has taken my workflow to a new level. Many thanks!!
Best Phlearn tutorial yet :) Thanks as always for making
Very helpful, showed lots of tricks inside tricks!
Thank you! Great tutorial. Who would have thought I still have that much to learn in PS, but great fun finding new tricks and techniques out!
That's stunning Aaron, cuz I knew all of this technics like working with the curves or the high pass. But I've NEVER think to use it in this process for a landscape. So a BIG THANK YOU, Your tutorial really help me to improve my skill. :)
Thanks for the education Aaron. Your knowledge is amazing!
Very great tutorial. Very helpful. Thanks!
Hello. I subscribed to your channel a few months ago and love the content and teaching style. Supreme mastery of Photoshop and great skill in conveying complex concepts. Thanks much!
fabulous tutorial, will definitely incorporate this into my work. Thank you.
Thank you for the video. I see that I have a lot to learn about photoshop
but anyway, Thank you very much
Thanks. It was a awesome to watched the all transitions. The photo was well executed in the first place, but there is lot of photos wich need improvement. Your tutorial was very helpful.
thanx for the great tutorial.. i was looking for exactly this since long time.
thanks for your share. it would be useful for me and the others.. keep creative :)
Awesome tutorial buddy. Thank you. For the record I reckon your manipulation is far more impressive than the original.
You're the man! Absolutely everything I need to know on this channel, you deserve so much more views. Keep it up! You just got my sub
Great tutorial. Thanks for sharing
No no no! Why did you do that to such a lovely photo.
To teach people. Duh
Crazy skills as usual. Picked up so much from watching your vids. Takes a while but you pretty much ninja it.
ths...your tutorials are really helpfull..ths Phil you are the master...
Great tutorial. Really took it to the next level by covering how to add more depth and detail to a picture. Thanks
WONDERFUL !!! THANKS AARON
You are amazing... Aaron! Thanks
Thanks Aaron!!! This was great!!!
This was a great tutorial on HOW TO combine multiple exposures, whether people like the results or not. AND... no need to slow down. Technology is beautiful... there is a PAUSE button. I followed along on one of my own landscape shots and learned a LOT. Thank you so much for taking the time to teach!
Cool tutorials! Thanks for sharing!
it's great to learn from you! thanks for another wonderful tutorial :)
i love this, i tried it with another landscape pic and it works pretty well, thanks so much.
This is awesome, now I just have to figure out how to do it with my Photoshp elements 13.
: Compliments!!! That was a hell of a tutorial!!! You've just saved me hours of working! Thanks!!!
amazing tutorials thanks
You do 'pack so much' info into the allotted time. I have to agree with some of the other commenters, when they mention that you might be talking a bit fast for many of us. The good thing is, is that this is not a DVD, or video tape, so it is not a problem to just drag the time indicator back to the frame that needs to be reviewed. So, it's 'all good' to me. You bring up techniques that I have wanted to learn about. I take many, landscape photos, and have some pictures of a secluded road with tall trees close together on each side of the street, similar to this, only the trees are very tall, eucalyptus, that grow straighter. Anyway, I appreciate the lesson...My first look at a 'Phlearn'. I will have to come back many times, to get some of it to 'sink in', so it's really learned....I want to get a 'Lightroom 5', pretty soon, but for now, just have PS Elements 5, and have not spent much time getting familiar with it. I know it does layers, but need to spend more time learning how to use different layers together correctly, and not sure if Elements 5 has inversion, black layer mask, or anything like the "curves adjustment layer" Any idea if an older version PS Elements 5. from 2007 or so, has those three layer features? Thanks.
Earned my sub!! Thanks for the tutorial.
Minding blowing !!!
This was an OUTSTANDING tutorial. I learned so much. In addition to learning the mechanics, it also allows for a great deal of latitude in just how much or how little to make these adjustments. I watch many of your tutorials and they are excellent and greatly appreciated. My sincerest thanks. :-)
A fantastic tutorial, thank you so much…...
Great vid. Beautiful image. Thank GOD for Lightroom.
This is a great tutorial! Loved the reference to Bob Ross; he was a great artist!
thank you for your tutorial, I learned a new skill from this, I'll keep check backward of your issues and will try to learn more of your amazing skill, great job!! ^^
Perfect tutorial to give my nature shots that extra oomph! Keep the fast talking tutorials coming!
Hint for all those saying he speaks too fast: there is a pause button. Also knowing just the basics of masks, adjustments, lighting, etc....would help. If you are new to relatively new to PS or photography, I would recommend taking some beginner tutorials first before complaining.
thank you for tutorial.. very use full.. some of tutorial i used for my web
This will probably sound too cheesy, but your tutorials pretty much changed my life- they are beyond amazing.
I have one question: does it make sense to do both focus stacking and exposure bracketing to get one final image with both sharpness and dynamic range? something like- shooting 3 exposures in each of three images done in respectively close focus, a mid-range focus, and an infinity focus (total 9 images) and merge them into one final photo?
Very Nice! Thank you for Sharing
Great tutorial, very cool techniques.
fantastic class but is very fast to me. thank you for this class.
i love it very very much! thanks for sharing sir!
You have a lot of excellent videos, but this time I find the "before" photo to be better than the altered version!
Great tut.. certainly helped me ..thank you
wonderful way to teach Photoshop.
Great tutorial, thanks
love it !! Thanks for sharing
Fantastic tutorial!
Awesome tut!!!! You get a big thumbs up :D
Nice! Thanks for sharing!
wore me out keeping up and converting mac to pc commands but I LOVE the tutorial.
Thank you for a great video.......learned a lot.
very thanks! you are Angel in Tutorials")
Thanks for sharing! It really helps!
This tutorial is AMAZING. Lightroom spoiled me and I had never got to learn how to do those things on PS.
amazing thanks i will purchase your tutorials soon waiting for money haaa & thank you again i have learn alot from your tutorials
You,man,are just awesome!!
太精彩無比了！讚讚讚！^^
Hi Aaron,
Awesome tutorial. By the way, do you have Source File for practise. Thanks
Aaron, you are great!
Whew, thank God for shadows, highlights, clarity and HSL, in Lightroom. Wonderful image and tutorial, but you could achieve practically the same thing, in Lightroom in less than a minute and it's lossless.
A really good tutorial. Thank you :)
thank god for this guy!!!!
thanks so much for your tutorials
Excellent video explanation!