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Thanks pal🤗. Just a few Photoshop techniques to keep things simple😁.

@@Pejiz Okay.

Thanks for your feedback, buddy💙🙌. The sound effects are necessary to break the monotony of the video, my friend, and they're used mainly for the shortcuts, not throughout the entire video or 24/7! If it bothered you, I apologize, and I'll make sure to lower the volume of the sound effects in the upcoming videos.

You are amazing man!💙🙏

Hi buddy! Thanks for the feedback💙🙏. With Camera Raw presets, there isn’t really a lot to explain since most adjustments are pretty straightforward. Usually, it’s just tweaking hue, saturation, or luminance a bit to get the desired result. But hey, I’ll make a point in future tutorials like this to mention any specific points if there’s something important happening with the sliders. Really appreciate your valuable perspective and feedback-thanks again!

Big thanks, brother💙🤝! Your support means a lot, really!

It’s folks like you who make this all worth it. Thanks for showing up and being so encouraging - really grateful💙🙌!

Thank you for the constant good energy, Pal💙🤝.

Welcome to the Photoshop fam💙! 🙌 Happy you’re giving it a go-trust me, you’ll pick it up fast!

Most people who want to learn Photoshop on TH-cam are beginners, so I have to keep it slow and step-by-step to make sure no one gets lost. If you feel like you're way beyond that and the explanations are a bit too much, try thinking back to when you were just starting out! Another suggestion-if longer TH-cam tutorials aren't your thing, maybe check out those mostly fake quick 10-second Shorts with a fun track instead!

My pleasure, pal🤝! Glad you're learning along!

Thanks a ton💙🙌!

Thank you sooo much 💙🙏.

Maybe create 3d simple produk in photoshop

@@coconutphotoshop5223 Thanks for the suggestion! I'll definitely be recording a product manipulation tutorial soon-stay tuned!

Thanks, pal💙🙌! I'm 28 years old and I graduated from university a while ago. I've been diving deep into Photoshop and graphic design since 2014. Back then, the best we had was dial-up internet and a few tutorial books, and in the fanciest ones, there was a CD with some basic stuff explained. Ah, those were the days! There weren't many good resources, so I learned a lot through trial and error on my own. I’ve always made sure to keep myself updated, and here I am today, sharing with you all. I've taught many students through both in-person and online classes (in my native language). Maybe one day, I’ll make a video about my journey from 2014 to now!

@Pejiz Nice. Thanks for your reply 😉. The video of your journey could be very interesting 😉.

Thanks so much for your feedback💙🙏! I’m afraid I didn’t fully understand the first part of your comment-could you clarify a bit more? I’d really appreciate it. I always try my best to explain the reasons behind each step to make things clearer (even though English isn’t my first language). Also, I’m planning to add tutorials and insights about graphic design principles to my playlists soon. I've noted down the tutorials you requested, and I’ll definitely add them to my content list. Thanks again!

maybe how to place a subject into perspective?vanishing point,perpective lines? thank you

@@srbakimu I’ll be posting a tutorial on how to place a subject into perfect perspective in the next couple of days-it’s already on this week’s content list. And I’ll definitely plan a solid tutorial for the vanishing point tool too. Really appreciate the suggestions, my friend-they mean a lot to me💙🙏!

Subtitles take a lot of time, and since I upload tutorials almost daily, it’s really tough for me to manage. I’m trying to find a website where I can upload the audio from my tutorials, and they can convert it into subtitles for me, so I can just copy and paste without spending too much time on it. Anyway, thanks for the suggestion, bro! Appreciate you watching from Pakistan! Much love to all my dear friends in Pakistan💙🙏!

Thank you so much 🙌💙.

@@Pejiz I will add your instagram brother, hope can learn & work together with you!

"Thanks, pal! 🙏 Glad to connect with another Photoshop fan💙-appreciate the sub.

Thank you so much 💙🙌

"Yep! It's all real 😉 Let me know if you give it a try!

where is the font stora that you use

​@@phuonglinh5657 It's a free font dude . just google it.

@@phuonglinh5657 It's a free font dude . just google it.

Hey David, really appreciate the kind words💙! 🙏 If you’ve got the Brushing layer set up, try boosting the Blur and Light Bokeh sliders a bit more-those bokehs should start showing up gradually!

Really grateful💙, thanks🙏!

My pleasure Dude💙! Thanks for watching🙏.

Do I have to change blend mode of gradients adjustment layer to blend colors?

@@shepherd-u4t Just like in the tutorial, we didn’t change the blending mode of the gradient map, and we got good results by adjusting the lighting in the next step. But feel free to try out different blending modes to see what you get-like giving the Color blending mode a shot, for example!

Thank you so much, Bro💙🙏.

@@Pejiz You're welcome. Are you also on Facebook?

Cheers! Glad it helped 🙌💙!

Really appreciate it! 🙏 Glad it came in handy for you, pal💙.

Thanks a ton💙! Means a lot! 👊😎

Hey, thanks a lot for your feedback! 🙏 First, just to mention, this video is from some of my older content, so the style is definitely different from my newer tutorials. If there’s a specific spot that’s confusing, feel free to drop the timestamp, and I’d be happy to explain. I’d also love to hear what you think of the newer tutorials in this double exposure playlist. Really appreciate you taking the time💙!

Thank you so much💙🙏, really appreciate the good energy you’re sending my way!

Thank you so much Bro💙! Really appreciate the good vibe-it gave me such a boost🤝!

Thanks a bunch, Nick💙! From the bottom of my heart, your comments really give me a boost-it means the world to me! 🙌

Thanks a ton for watching💙! A retro-style poster sounds super cool-I’ll definitely add it to the list🤝!

@@Pejiz I’ll wait eagerly. Thanks for your response

Appreciate it🤗!