i guess Im randomly asking but does someone know a way to log back into an instagram account..? I was stupid forgot my account password. I appreciate any tricks you can give me.
@Carter Azariah thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site on google and im in the hacking process atm. Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
I just want to say THANK YOU! Your such an awesome teacher. I love love love how you dumb-it down so regular people who don’t have the experience yet can understand thoroughly. It’s like as if your in my brain answering every question as soon as I think of it. It’s amazing!! I wish you were local so I can pay you rather than going to college or trade school!! I’m a subscriber and referrer!! I just rung the bell! LOL!
Some complicated and powerful stuff - made simpler, but no less powerful with your masterful explanations. Very helpful, very enlightening. I will definitely take a look at your Dimension course too. 🙏 Thanks a million Jesús!
I've been using the lens blur filter for years but never really understood how all the sliders worked. Thank you so much! Best "lens blur" tutorial ever!
I've used Photoshop for years and I just discovered your tutorials yesterday. I am learning a lot! Little things like the way you use filters and in this one, the creation and use of the depth map. So helpful! Thank you so much!
Really nice tutorial, Jesús. I didn't know that the lens blur filter was that sophisticated, at least for non-smart objects. Your method could save some time in some important cases. However, this overall method cannot compensate completely for some basic physics: A lens with a shallow depth of field is large in diameter, so part of that big lens is "looking" behind a sharp object. One way to think of this is that a blur filter generates each blurred pixel by combining nearby pixels, but cannot include pixels from a sharp object. So, pixels right next to, say, a person's sharp face cannot be properly blurred. Generally this would produce the bright artifacts you see with the smart-object cases. There is one general way to fix this, even for harder cases like simulating motion blur. You generate two copies of the base image. On one, select out everything but the sharp objects. On the other, replace the same sharp objects by cloning or content-aware fill, or whatever your favorite method is. You don't have to do that good of a job, except just inside the areas where the sharp objects were. Then, blur this "background-only" layer and put the "people" layer on top of it. You can extend this to cases where there are foreground objects that must be blurred also, but you need three layers. I would suggest that people use Jesús' method when it works, unless you're really good at removing trashcans and old boyfriends from images. If you can't make it work, perhaps because of in-focus hair obscuring out-of-focus background or something tricky, then try the more general method.
Can I just say that you are the man! LOL You have mastered the art of the Photoshop tutorial video to a finely-tuned science! It is mega appreciated, too!
I've always used Lightroom, but I want to learn Photoshop.Thank you so much; this video has been helpful. Yo are a great teacher . I'm almost there.I need to keep practicing on the technique to perfect it. It looks a little photoshopish right now. LOL
I liked the tutorial and the straightforward without much ado way you explained things. Thank you for sharing your hard earned knowledge with us. Thanassis Fournarakos, Pro Photographer, retired in 2011, born in 1946. Best regards from Athens Greece.
Before finalizing your image if you decided you needed to apply subtle sharpening to the forward subject would you do that after the lens blur filter? Then maybe use a brush & mask to apply selective sharpening?
One of the best explainations ever.. Also, when you use the lens blur, how do you deal with things which even though are behind the subject, but at the same depth? (For example, the red phone booth type thing in the pic, is getting blurred gradually, although it shouldn't). Thanks in advance
Holy macaroni dude... The second method is nuts... This is gonna help so much... Thank you so much. I used to follow this bullshit method of first blurring the whole background with lens blur and then erasing em with either gradient mask or a hige soft brush... I'm forget all of that....
Hello Jesus. Thank you for all these tutorials. They have been a great help. However in the second video here, building the depth map, I encountered a problem. I got as far as applying the black to white gradient overlay/modified to reflected and my screen looked identical to yours. However I was unable to move it up or down no matter what I tried. Any idea what I may be doing incorrectly. Thank you so much.
Nice tutorial, and may indeed use the second technique some day. Just a thought though. For the second technique when changing the blur for the person in the background. Wouldn't it be potential more realistic to use a gradient filter applied only to the subjects going from 0 to 17 adjusted to blur accordingly. To kinda mimic the blur changing gradually over a given distance in the image much like it's done with the rest of the image.
As usual you do an excellent job with your videos. I really like your style, you don't try to be funny all the time like some instructors. You don't add a lot of extra off subject comments like for example you mentioned it wasn't a video on selecting but you provide a link if that is what is needed. Great job.
I have a problem i am using photoshop cc 2018 and in this in my blur gallery when i select for example tilt blur the lines used to adjust the blur on image are not showing but when i move the pointer on image it shows symbols But lines are not showing what should i do please help
Following with PS CS6 some options were hard to follow or find at all, but we were able to get some decent results, being that this is a new technique for us. We will share the result to hsow that we were able to follow along, for the most part, because you did not rush the explainations.
Awesome! After working with PS for over 15 years, I did not know the depth (no pun intended hahaha) of this particular blur. This makes things so much easier now. Thanks!
Thanks Jesus! This is an awesome educational tool to help one understand color values, channels and the science of blurring backgrounds. I did it for years shooting sports with a bridge cam, which had no DOF in comparison to the good DSLR equipment I have now. In earlier versions of PS this was challenging. What really fries me is that my LG G7 THINQ phone now has dial in DOF which generates even more realistic DOF than these Photoshop techniques produce. In your first example the depth map doesn't consider the top portion of the tree just behind the subject whereas when I shoot something like that with the G7 ...the camera does that just fine ...even for an extended arm or a long branch of a tree jutting into the foreground. The phone is creating the depth map on the fly and allowing the shooter to dial in whatever level of blur is desired! I got so tired of all the work I now carry a 50 1.4 and an 85 1.8 in addition to my 2.8 zooms. But of course what is happening is if I'm just casually taking photos ...I leave that 20 pounds of gear at home because the phone with its 'selectable' DOF ...on demand, is such a treat! Meanwhile for portraits the skin tones and fine detail are as good as what I get from my Sigma 17-50 2.8. or Nikon 50mm 1.4 etc, which for my D7200 ...are all I'd 'walk around' with. I backpack a fair amount and the phone covers most everything including macro down to a cm ...so again ...a real treat leaving the DSLR bag at home. Bottom line to me, is that it is time for Adobe to pony up with a filter or add-on that will do what the phones do now ...automatically. To have to spend 30 minutes or more to get a photo from 3 or 4 thousand dollars worth of DLSR and lens to look as good as one from a phone ...is ridiculous. Sure ...we can't do BIF or high speed sports with phones (yet) but for most portraits for social media etc. and even up to 8x10, many of the new phones are fine, and their 16mp images often need less LR editing than those from our cameras set to neutral tone and sharpening. If Sony, Nikon, Canon etc. could adopt that dial in DOF technology that would be even better but then we'd all need to invest in new cameras ...whereas with phones, we're updating to the latest technology every 2 years. So to me ...we need Adobe to the rescue here.! Too bad one can't attach photos here or I'd include a normal and adjusted shot as examples.
Thank you so much Jesus. That thing you said at your first technic about smart objects and ghosty effect has happened to me so many times and I thought it was my fault or because my selection wasn't accurate. I will have to do it your way next time.😊👍
I learned more from this 20 minute video than I did in a community college Photoshop course. Thank you for taking the time to create these. And for making the info easy for a beginner to understand.
Awesome video! I ended up learning way more than I expected. I really like the way you were able to explain all the processes in detail without making the info overwhelming.
7:00 the ghosting effect is because the tilt-shift is applied to the whole layer, and then masked. The whole image of course includes the couple. So the couple are also blurred. When you tilt-shift with a selection, on a non-smart object you do not provide any information about the couple to the tilt-shift effect. Really glad you showed both ways as I actually was not waste of this. Great video!
Hi Jesus. For some reason I can't get the gradient to move. I think I can make it work without for my purpose without but just wondering if you have any thoughts on the subject. Photoshop 2020. I'm trying to make underwater pics more believable so I think I'll be using this tutorial a lot. Thanks.
Ron, you can turn on the Closed Captions if you like. If I made written tutorials as well, I would only produce 1/4 of the tutorials I do now. It takes so much time to write and take screenshots.
Trouble is it is very difficult to follow the instruction in the video and try to carry them out at the same time - it means switching back and forth from one to the other continually. Maybe some people have better memories than me!
What an amazing tutorial! I came here via the older video on the same subject from 3 or 4 years ago which flummoxed me a bit but things have obviously come on a bit since in Photoshop. The way it's explained here is so clear. Even using the first method described here I improved a photo that I took at a cricket match by blurring the background so that the crowd behind the batsman were more out of focus and it looks like I've used a £1000 lens instead of the £150 that I have. Thanks!
I've been using the 'Lens Blur' filter method from an earlier tutorial where previously had been using the 'Field Blur' filter, but now you have shown me an advanced 'Lens Blur' method to try and I will try it later today. Thank you, Jesús BTW like some others here I still use CS6
Thanks for one more perfect tuts, explained every confussion of mine. Could you please tell more about differences between the RESULT of the two methods?
Dude, i've worked with photoshop since its haven't layers lol, n i'm learning so much with ur videos, i feel like a newbie again, it;s awesome you are an amazing teacher n explained everything so clear, thx a lot Jesus 👍🏿
Awesome vid! I remember you did a version of the lens blur a year or so back and I've been using it regularly. I mostly shoot with a GH4 (micro 4/3rds) and they don't have a very shallow DOF so I'll use this for some ads or print work to help the subject stand out a bit more. Thanks for getting more in-depth on the tutorial!
Photoshop users like you helps us "regular users" in more ways than just to teach us amazing tricks. You also make sure Adobe is keeping their work on their toes to improve their programs.. And that is priceless for all of us. Thanks so much for sharing all your skills, techniques and experiences in a most perfect way. You are such an excellent teacher.
Awesome Video. Never really used the lens blur though. Most of the time I use the field blur and add as many points and blur as I want depending on the number of elements present and distance from the subject. Now that with depth map, I think I might be using that more often. Thanks a lot. You're Awesome.
Brilliant tutorial as always - but I think this one is my new favourite. I knew about depth maps but didn't occur to me to use them this way. Thank You!!
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i guess Im randomly asking but does someone know a way to log back into an instagram account..?
I was stupid forgot my account password. I appreciate any tricks you can give me.
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@Carter Azariah thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site on google and im in the hacking process atm.
Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
@Carter Azariah It worked and I actually got access to my account again. I'm so happy!
Thank you so much you saved my ass !
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Dude you're awesome! And your training method is 2nd to none, very well explained! Keep up the good work!
Thank you, Da CADman!
I just want to say THANK YOU! Your such an awesome teacher. I love love love how you dumb-it down so regular people who don’t have the experience yet can understand thoroughly. It’s like as if your in my brain answering every question as soon as I think of it. It’s amazing!! I wish you were local so I can pay you rather than going to college or trade school!! I’m a subscriber and referrer!! I just rung the bell! LOL!
Thank you, Shadi Sells Cars! I appreciate that! But I have to dumb-it-down for me! Otherwise, I wouldn't understand things either! 😂
Some complicated and powerful stuff - made simpler, but no less powerful with your masterful explanations. Very helpful, very enlightening. I will definitely take a look at your Dimension course too. 🙏
Thanks a million Jesús!
You're welcome, R Garlin!
I've been using the lens blur filter for years but never really understood how all the sliders worked. Thank you so much! Best "lens blur" tutorial ever!
I've used Photoshop for years and I just discovered your tutorials yesterday. I am learning a lot! Little things like the way you use filters and in this one, the creation and use of the depth map. So helpful! Thank you so much!
Really nice tutorial, Jesús. I didn't know that the lens blur filter was that sophisticated, at least for non-smart objects. Your method could save some time in some important cases. However, this overall method cannot compensate completely for some basic physics: A lens with a shallow depth of field is large in diameter, so part of that big lens is "looking" behind a sharp object. One way to think of this is that a blur filter generates each blurred pixel by combining nearby pixels, but cannot include pixels from a sharp object. So, pixels right next to, say, a person's sharp face cannot be properly blurred. Generally this would produce the bright artifacts you see with the smart-object cases.
There is one general way to fix this, even for harder cases like simulating motion blur. You generate two copies of the base image. On one, select out everything but the sharp objects. On the other, replace the same sharp objects by cloning or content-aware fill, or whatever your favorite method is. You don't have to do that good of a job, except just inside the areas where the sharp objects were. Then, blur this "background-only" layer and put the "people" layer on top of it. You can extend this to cases where there are foreground objects that must be blurred also, but you need three layers.
I would suggest that people use Jesús' method when it works, unless you're really good at removing trashcans and old boyfriends from images. If you can't make it work, perhaps because of in-focus hair obscuring out-of-focus background or something tricky, then try the more general method.
Thank you, Stuart, for your comment!
Can I just say that you are the man! LOL You have mastered the art of the Photoshop tutorial video to a finely-tuned science! It is mega appreciated, too!
I've always used Lightroom, but I want to learn Photoshop.Thank you so much; this video has been helpful. Yo are a great teacher . I'm almost there.I need to keep practicing on the technique to perfect it. It looks a little photoshopish right now. LOL
Why on earth would anyone give a thumbs down this is awesome teaching
Right?! 😂
hey boss, thanks for the awesome tutorial
my photoshop doesnt have the TILT-SHIFT TOOL pls help me
Wow...I'm enamored by your explanations--so calm, so rational--why didn't I discover PTC earlier! These are immensely helpful. Thank you so much...
wow..tnq sir
big fan for you sir
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Great video, my only problem is with the wording "Film Grain". Digital cameras do not produce Grain, they produce Digital Noise.
I liked the tutorial and the straightforward without much ado way you explained things. Thank you for sharing your hard earned knowledge with us. Thanassis Fournarakos, Pro Photographer, retired in 2011, born in 1946. Best regards from Athens Greece.
This was awesome. I thought I knew how to blur backgrounds, but not this graduated way. MUCH more realistic. Pack this one away for future reference.
Before finalizing your image if you decided you needed to apply subtle sharpening to the forward subject would you do that after the lens blur filter? Then maybe use a brush & mask to apply selective sharpening?
Jesús, definitely Photoshop runs in your blood! sophisticated filter explained so easily in depth. Thank you so much.
One of the best explainations ever..
Also, when you use the lens blur, how do you deal with things which even though are behind the subject, but at the same depth? (For example, the red phone booth type thing in the pic, is getting blurred gradually, although it shouldn't). Thanks in advance
Holy macaroni dude... The second method is nuts... This is gonna help so much... Thank you so much. I used to follow this bullshit method of first blurring the whole background with lens blur and then erasing em with either gradient mask or a hige soft brush... I'm forget all of that....
Hello Jesus. Thank you for all these tutorials. They have been a great help. However in the second video here, building the depth map, I encountered a problem. I got as far as applying the black to white gradient overlay/modified to reflected and my screen looked identical to yours. However I was unable to move it up or down no matter what I tried. Any idea what I may be doing incorrectly. Thank you so much.
Fantastic explanation of building depth maps.... so simple many thanks
Big Congrats Jesus! Too good...for what I noticed as tutorials over the internet..! Thank you for sharing!
Nice tutorial, and may indeed use the second technique some day. Just a thought though. For the second technique when changing the blur for the person in the background. Wouldn't it be potential more realistic to use a gradient filter applied only to the subjects going from 0 to 17 adjusted to blur accordingly. To kinda mimic the blur changing gradually over a given distance in the image much like it's done with the rest of the image.
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As usual you do an excellent job with your videos. I really like your style, you don't try to be funny all the time like some instructors. You don't add a lot of extra off subject comments like for example you mentioned it wasn't a video on selecting but you provide a link if that is what is needed. Great job.
I have a problem i am using photoshop cc 2018 and in this in my blur gallery when i select for example tilt blur the lines used to adjust the blur on image are not showing but when i move the pointer on image it shows symbols
But lines are not showing what should i do please help
Excellent tutorial as are all of your tutorials. Thank you for sharing your knowledge
Following with PS CS6 some options were hard to follow or find at all, but we were able to get some decent results, being that this is a new technique for us. We will share the result to hsow that we were able to follow along, for the most part, because you did not rush the explainations.
You should really put your product prices up !!! I have seen courses for 3-4 times as much !!
Awesome! After working with PS for over 15 years, I did not know the depth (no pun intended hahaha) of this particular blur. This makes things so much easier now. Thanks!
You're welcome, Joanna!
'...and we need to save it as a channel, now I know that sounds scary but its actually really easy..' It reminds me ow my dentist :)
Thanks Jesus! This is an awesome educational tool to help one understand color values, channels and the science of blurring backgrounds. I did it for years shooting sports with a bridge cam, which had no DOF in comparison to the good DSLR equipment I have now. In earlier versions of PS this was challenging.
What really fries me is that my LG G7 THINQ phone now has dial in DOF which generates even more realistic DOF than these Photoshop techniques produce. In your first example the depth map doesn't consider the top portion of the tree just behind the subject whereas when I shoot something like that with the G7 ...the camera does that just fine ...even for an extended arm or a long branch of a tree jutting into the foreground. The phone is creating the depth map on the fly and allowing the shooter to dial in whatever level of blur is desired!
I got so tired of all the work I now carry a 50 1.4 and an 85 1.8 in addition to my 2.8 zooms. But of course what is happening is if I'm just casually taking photos ...I leave that 20 pounds of gear at home because the phone with its 'selectable' DOF ...on demand, is such a treat! Meanwhile for portraits the skin tones and fine detail are as good as what I get from my Sigma 17-50 2.8. or Nikon 50mm 1.4 etc, which for my D7200 ...are all I'd 'walk around' with. I backpack a fair amount and the phone covers most everything including macro down to a cm ...so again ...a real treat leaving the DSLR bag at home.
Bottom line to me, is that it is time for Adobe to pony up with a filter or add-on that will do what the phones do now ...automatically. To have to spend 30 minutes or more to get a photo from 3 or 4 thousand dollars worth of DLSR and lens to look as good as one from a phone ...is ridiculous. Sure ...we can't do BIF or high speed sports with phones (yet) but for most portraits for social media etc. and even up to 8x10, many of the new phones are fine, and their 16mp images often need less LR editing than those from our cameras set to neutral tone and sharpening. If Sony, Nikon, Canon etc. could adopt that dial in DOF technology that would be even better but then we'd all need to invest in new cameras ...whereas with phones, we're updating to the latest technology every 2 years. So to me ...we need Adobe to the rescue here.! Too bad one can't attach photos here or I'd include a normal and adjusted shot as examples.
You're welcome, jjaylad!
I hope that they are working on some stuff as well to make it easier/faster.
Awesome video with complicated steps (for me as a beginner) made very clear.
Brilliant as always. Misidentifying topics is a great help to me. Many thanks.
Thank you so much Jesus.
That thing you said at your first technic about smart objects and ghosty effect has happened to me so many times and I thought it was my fault or because my selection wasn't accurate.
I will have to do it your way next time.😊👍
You're welcome, Anastasia K! I hope it works for you now!
Awesome Tutorial, I am going to try it today
Very much appreciated - great tutorial, thanks1
If possible you should upload the practice file, Thank you
Great techniques. I'm going to practice them right now
I have a problem in the filter it does'nt have blur gallery. Please help
I learned more from this 20 minute video than I did in a community college Photoshop course. Thank you for taking the time to create these. And for making the info easy for a beginner to understand.
You're welcome, Catherine! I appreciate that!
I did not know of the second technique and I will be sure to employ it from now on, wonderfully explained as always. Thank you very much Jesús!
You're welcome, Diane!
Awesome video! I ended up learning way more than I expected. I really like the way you were able to explain all the processes in detail without making the info overwhelming.
Thank you, ᴍᴀʀɪᴇ!
And to think I was going to pass this one by because I thought I knew how to blur backgrounds! Thanks, Jesus; this is awesome!
You're welcome, Nick! I'm glad that you didn't pass it by! 🙂
superrrrrrrrrrb sir you're just awesome on teaching..
Wow !!! I never knew this could be done in photoshop!!
very helpful tutorial, as usual...thanks
Can u do this in Adobe elements?
u r one of the best sources of learning Photoshop here on TH-cam , keep going
Thank you for mentioning the ghosting effect
The most underrated of your videos...
Best tut ever on blurry background
Thank to much i really happy with this video
sir can you tell me which photoshop version is used in this vedio
can u provide me a photo editing software
EXCELLENT tutorial. New Sub. Keep up the AWESOME work!
Thank you, Robert 'GRIFF' Griffith!
I appreciate that!
so much prefer getting it right in camera, less time on the computer.
tank you for tutorial... very great...
7:00 the ghosting effect is because the tilt-shift is applied to the whole layer, and then masked. The whole image of course includes the couple. So the couple are also blurred. When you tilt-shift with a selection, on a non-smart object you do not provide any information about the couple to the tilt-shift effect. Really glad you showed both ways as I actually was not waste of this. Great video!
Great tutorial. Man, great information.
Thank you Jesus, I really enjoyed this tutorial. A good pace and easy to follow :)
Thank you, Michael!
Fabulous tutorial, Jesús, as usual... :-)
Awesome!!! I need do this! Thanks!
I needed this!!! THANK YOU!
Hellow can you photoshop me i cant to my self
Keep it up! this is better than going to college to learn this stuff.
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Hi Jesus. For some reason I can't get the gradient to move. I think I can make it work without for my purpose without but just wondering if you have any thoughts on the subject. Photoshop 2020. I'm trying to make underwater pics more believable so I think I'll be using this tutorial a lot. Thanks.
Figured it out. Have to move it before you close the dialogue box.
Can you blur the top only on photoshop 13?
Hey thanks for the video! This helped out a lot.
You're welcome, Nathaniel!
Thank you so much -- it is very easy to learn by you -- you are not to fast and not to slow !!!
You're welcome, Linda!
explained better than a teacher
someone give me photos site need Edit
second one is more interesting
always great tuts from you
It would be useful if video instructions could be backed up with text instructions.
Ron, you can turn on the Closed Captions if you like. If I made written tutorials as well, I would only produce 1/4 of the tutorials I do now. It takes so much time to write and take screenshots.
Trouble is it is very difficult to follow the instruction in the video and try to carry them out at the same time - it means switching back and forth from one to the other continually. Maybe some people have better memories than me!
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Best explanation of depth maps I’ve ever seen. Thanks JR
You're welcome, Mark!
I give up thanks though
Amazing video. Thanks! Wish I'd found this last month. It'll definitely come in handy in the future.
i had always used a Smartobject and my image had ghosting ......well done; Thanks!
You're welcome, R. Ran!
We upload to Instagram Original_harlem-world-crew with a collage of our results.. #ptcvids Thank you for sharing your time and knowledge.
What an amazing tutorial! I came here via the older video on the same subject from 3 or 4 years ago which flummoxed me a bit but things have obviously come on a bit since in Photoshop. The way it's explained here is so clear. Even using the first method described here I improved a photo that I took at a cricket match by blurring the background so that the crowd behind the batsman were more out of focus and it looks like I've used a £1000 lens instead of the £150 that I have. Thanks!
I've been using the 'Lens Blur' filter method from an earlier tutorial where previously had been using the 'Field Blur' filter, but now you have shown me an advanced 'Lens Blur' method to try and I will try it later today.
Thank you, Jesús
BTW like some others here I still use CS6
Thanks for one more perfect tuts, explained every confussion of mine. Could you please tell more about differences between the RESULT of the two methods?
Dude, i've worked with photoshop since its haven't layers lol, n i'm learning so much with ur videos, i feel like a newbie again, it;s awesome you are an amazing teacher n explained everything so clear, thx a lot Jesus 👍🏿
Awesome vid! I remember you did a version of the lens blur a year or so back and I've been using it regularly. I mostly shoot with a GH4 (micro 4/3rds) and they don't have a very shallow DOF so I'll use this for some ads or print work to help the subject stand out a bit more. Thanks for getting more in-depth on the tutorial!
Sir u are my teacher I understand your English. My English is not good.
Can u explain how tonecuve works
I like his smile, enthusiam, way of expression, and knowledge. Overall ease of presentation.
I love this Video.
Photoshop users like you helps us "regular users" in more ways than just to teach us amazing tricks. You also make sure Adobe is keeping their work on their toes to improve their programs.. And that is priceless for all of us. Thanks so much for sharing all your skills, techniques and experiences in a most perfect way. You are such an excellent teacher.
Awesome Video. Never really used the lens blur though. Most of the time I use the field blur and add as many points and blur as I want depending on the number of elements present and distance from the subject.
Now that with depth map, I think I might be using that more often. Thanks a lot. You're Awesome.
Great tutorial as always! 👍🏼 I heard of depth maps but never used them so they are new to me 😁👌🏼 I like this technique very much!
Brilliant tutorial as always - but I think this one is my new favourite. I knew about depth maps but didn't occur to me to use them this way. Thank You!!
I enjoyed this tutorial Jesus. But you know something, I have to play it back again.
Amazing tutorial! I always learn something new from watching Your lessons, thank You!
Hello Sir, you really tried, keep it up.
please how can i get the Adobe Photoshop CC 2018?
The Lens Blur and Depth Maps techniques are really eye-opening! Thank you for the detailed and clear explanation!