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Thank you for all of your help

What are your thoughts on Portrait Volumes?

How do you get to the add noise button on Photoshop for Windows? Nice video by the way I saved it.

Thank you thank you thank you😘

Thank you!

Thanks! I dod ot the opposite way, too much of the background 😅 Now it works 👌🏼🍀

Thank you

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I've tried this many different ways and this one really made sense!

Why did you choose to shift appature to shift the exposure as compared to ISO or shutter speed?

So one second it said select subject. Then it cuts to a new screen that says generative fill. I see the select subject but it outlines the whole subject how do I get to highlight my own target?

So helpful 🙏🏽 THANK YOU!

where is the brush tool when you said "were gonna brush out" .. i tried to play it multiple times. I can't see the screen show how you did it. please help. im not familiar with lrc yet. Thanks

how do I remove pimples?

should i type anything in? just checking ;) great vid btw

But can you remove hair from the face that effectively?

Thanks, this is really helpful

Beneficial video. Thank you

Amazing video thanks

Thank you for your tutorials, as they are very informative and I have learned a lot! I have both both versions of Lrc and Lr (mobile), and am curious to know if you use both? I am learning and want to really capture the warm and creamy skin tones and bokeh effect dreamy backgrounds. I am not sure which lightroom version I should use. Thank you!

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IMO, there is almost no way to remove this much fly away hair and make it look natural. People have fly away hair in the real world. I've been using photoshop's generative fill since Beta, with about the same results as you've been getting, and when I show both options side by side to folks they almost always choose to go with the one with the fly away hair. because once they see them side by side they especially notice it doesn't look natural,

Really great video. Straight to the point, informative, helpful advice, no loud music - exactly the kind of video I needed. Thanks so much! I hope you keep making videos.

Exposing to the left is wrong, because camera sensors have linear response to light. The only effect of exposing to the left is increasing quantization error by using fewer bits to represnt values (that introduces banding). You get exactly the same result in terms of tones (but with less noise and less banding) if you expose correctly and then pull down the exposure in post.

Very helpful, thank you!

This helped me a lot. Thanks!

for some reason my Lrc is up to date but I still don't see that feature :(

Definitely still in its infancy! Can be super useful in some situations for smaller edits, but generally I think it's quite far from being useable in every situation.

Never thought of cp filters for this. Awesome. Thank you.

Lightroom Classic added Generative Removal AI since this video's release & Here's my video about it: th-cam.com/video/hET7LegtoT8/w-d-xo.html

Make sure you've updated to the latest version of Lightroom Classic to get access!

Great tip with good explanations. Many thanks.

It absolutely is not a waveform.

Do more lightroom tutorials sir… great work

Thank you.I honestly thought that this was a great tutorial! I've always just edited without any specific order and can find that method to be a little frustrating tbh. But even though I didn't do everything exactly to your style, I found your strategy very helpful. Moving forward I will follow this template for my edits. Thanks again! Probably one of the best most useful videos I've watched

👍thank you

Which one of these plugins would be your choice for winner?

Thank you very much

very helpful !

One of the most useful photoshop tricks I've ever tried. Thank you!!

Cool trick!

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I didn't see information about lightroom.

Thanks brother! Just finished my first senior pics photoshoot and she had pretty frizzy hair. You are the man!

Can't believe that worked. 👍

Very useful, thank you

That ocarina of time ♥

Very Detailed Guide . Thank you !

Great info but that was an odd ending.

you didn't show how to add the noise from step 1?