After many many many hours, this is all starting to make sense. There are just so many ways to edit a photo, but your videos have literally saved me thousands of dollars. Cannot thank you enough!!!!
thank you sir soo much . im my culture we only call sir to people who doesn't only teach us but we are also grate full that they teach us and we respect them Thank you
Phelan was and still is one of my first stops for Photoshop knowledge bombs- since the beginning of the month, I've been trying to drop some knowledge bombs myself, nowhere near Aaron Nace level yet! 💪🙏
Aaron try blurring the mask in the properties menu. That way it’s none destructive and you can always change the blur level at any point in the retouch.
Thank you so much for using my photo! I love the edit. I'm completely fan girling over here. If it wasn't for Phlearn I would still struggle in PS. I've spent so many hours watching your videos. Hours well spent! Thanks for all you do.
Hello, I love your tutorials !Thank you ! One question though : what is the difference between feathering the mask and blurring the mask ? Thx for the answer.
This is actually an incredibly useful and helpful wee video, mainly because of the simple workflow you shared! Great work there. Thank you for the valuable content and your great hair 😉
^^^This - but I think the beauty in what Aaron shares with us all is that you can achieve the same result a million different ways. It's like a choose your own adventure and Aaron is just showcasing one avenue to the final destination.
Hello Aaron. Thanks for all the great tutorials! I have learned a ton of great techniques and had fun watching. How about a tutorial on removing and reducing double and triple chins? Not the easy profile shots like other do, but the straight on portrait shots. Thanks
The legend has it that you can use 'Stamp Visible' (Alt+Ctrl+Shift+E) to get the same result as 'Apply Image'. Is that true or there are some minor differences?
Aaron "ThePSRetouchMaster" Nace - thanks for still sharing your Knowledge - learned so much from you in PSSkills and Attitude ;D Have a great Time - Greetings
When I use Iris blur I don't get the inner dots, that you have, and I have the latest CC2019 installed. How come? Is there a setting I am missing? The inner dots make the blurring much more precise.
Nice video and helpful techniques... thumbs up! But of course those edits still look like the picture was monkeyed with in Photoshop. No way around that when you add sharpness and brightness to just an area around the subject. I hope no one invests $$$ in a really nice lens and then comes back and does these smartphone filter type edits.
Isnt this is easier done in LR ? It feels so complicated in PS when I can achieve pretty much very close results with a maybe 4 selective adjustments in LR mobile ~ I will try later
Why don't you use smart objects or smart filters so the effects stay adjustable? That "apply image" part, creating a snapshot, is totally destructive, non editable.
@@sunnaum i see you don't use photoshop a lot. The idea is to be able to adjust the filters values at any time you wish, without affecting other editions you made on the image. If you "ctrl+z", you will lost every other edition you made until you reach back the filter creation. That's a totally destructive way of using photoshop.
How can you take an old picture from the 50s and make it look like it was made in 2019. I guess it's impossible but that could be the next challenge for Photoshop with AI technology
Isn't kind of funny that in 2019 we have Instagram and filters where we want to make our images look degraded and faded like they were from the 50s ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
After many many many hours, this is all starting to make sense. There are just so many ways to edit a photo, but your videos have literally saved me thousands of dollars. Cannot thank you enough!!!!
I love the shortcut instructions for the PC/mac. Great video!!
Very inspiring tutorial as always , I love the simplicity in your tutorials ,just started my channel learning from you!!!
thank you sir soo much .
im my culture we only call sir to people who doesn't only teach us but we are also grate full that they teach us and we respect them
Thank you
That apply image tip has been needed as my documents grow in layer size and elements. Love you long time!
This is the best photoshop content in the internet by far. Phlearn
Phelan was and still is one of my first stops for Photoshop knowledge bombs- since the beginning of the month, I've been trying to drop some knowledge bombs myself, nowhere near Aaron Nace level yet! 💪🙏
I like the concept. I think it would be even easier to apply in LR/ACR with a few radial filters.
Nailed it on the head! Everything we do in Photoshop, ACR and LR are kind of conceptual- there are numerous methods/ways to achieve one end result.
That would be the "How to Enhance a Subject in Lightroom" tutorial.
Thank you so much! This was so helpful!
You're a great teacher! Tnx
Aaron try blurring the mask in the properties menu. That way it’s none destructive and you can always change the blur level at any point in the retouch.
Nice photo composition in your studio and video
Thank you so much for using my photo! I love the edit. I'm completely fan girling over here. If it wasn't for Phlearn I would still struggle in PS. I've spent so many hours watching your videos. Hours well spent! Thanks for all you do.
Thanks man....!!! it's amazing!!!
THANK YOU!!! THERE IS NO WAY I'LL REMEMBER THIS!! I'LL SAVE THIS VIDEO!!! LOL
Very helpful, thanks
you are so good at what you do i love catching your new video's, tfs (Donna)
im going to use this for a pic of my granson, he is a great subject
This is the best method I learnt and adopted. Thank you for all the wonderful videos. :-)
I really loved this video! Helpful tips I'll be using all the time!
Hello, I love your tutorials !Thank you !
One question though : what is the difference between feathering the mask and blurring the mask ?
Thx for the answer.
your video also help me in my photography , Thanks and keep sharing
Mind Blown by apply image thing. Goodbye merge layers!!
This is great,thank you again. I love all your turtorials
Followed this video through a few times, get it all but too many steps to remember, have you got them written down any where?
This is actually an incredibly useful and helpful wee video, mainly because of the simple workflow you shared! Great work there. Thank you for the valuable content and your great hair 😉
This has brightened my morning & given me focus
Thank you,
Aaronn
Great stuff but isn’t easier with radial filter in lightroom?
^^^This - but I think the beauty in what Aaron shares with us all is that you can achieve the same result a million different ways. It's like a choose your own adventure and Aaron is just showcasing one avenue to the final destination.
You can do that in Camera Raw Filter.. no reason to use Lightroom for it
That's what I was saying either method take 30 seconds lol
That would be the "How to Enhance a Subject in Lightroom" tutorial.
@PHLEARN Sir u made me learn so much can u teach some more about retouching,,,,, PLX
Absolutely loved it! Thanks
Thank you! Beautifully concise 😊
Very professional. Thank you!
Hello Aaron. Thanks for all the great tutorials! I have learned a ton of great techniques and had fun watching. How about a tutorial on removing and reducing double and triple chins? Not the easy profile shots like other do, but the straight on portrait shots. Thanks
glad that you zoomed to show "AFTER"
Great tutorial Aaron, a big thanks!
Thank you your tutorials are easy to follow I"m determine to learn photoshop
your videos are amazing .....can't wait to start sharing with you my creations
The legend has it that you can use 'Stamp Visible' (Alt+Ctrl+Shift+E) to get the same result as 'Apply Image'. Is that true or there are some minor differences?
I Love your work! Great job as always
You are so good at photoshop
Your tutorials are so great!
Gracias por el vblog. Excelente ✌️❤️📸
Ppl are so like & comment happy. 5 views & 8 likes. Who cares that you clicked or liked 1st w/o looking at the vid? Great quick tutorial!
Great! Just used it on a pic. Thanks
Thanks, Aaron! That was awesome.
Love it and thanks for sharing your knowledge yet again 😁
Great tutorial! Thank you!
Great video, thank you! As an aside, May I ask what graphics tablet you use?
Thank you for a good tutorial
Aaron "ThePSRetouchMaster" Nace - thanks for still sharing your Knowledge - learned so much from you in PSSkills and Attitude ;D Have a great Time - Greetings
very useful and nice explained.
great content and tips I hope to build my own channel and help people learn photoshop, keep the content coming!
I love your lessons. Can you tell me how can I use camera raw filter in ps CS6 for CR2 files ?
Nice background setup Arron 😁
This is good, very very good like *mwah* kind of photoshop trick. Love it !
Aaron, I just noticed the WPA posters in the background. Did you have a hand in making those?
another great video!
great one again..thnks keep up dude
Loved it!
Thank you so much for this video
When I use Iris blur I don't get the inner dots, that you have, and I have the latest CC2019 installed. How come? Is there a setting I am missing? The inner dots make the blurring much more precise.
Thanks Aaron
Just watched the Creative live compositing class. Freakin amazing //Chris
.................... Thank you so much sir. .......................
Excellent!
i like this
Muito bom👍📷
Nice video and helpful techniques... thumbs up!
But of course those edits still look like the picture was monkeyed with in Photoshop. No way around that when you add sharpness and brightness to just an area around the subject. I hope no one invests $$$ in a really nice lens and then comes back and does these smartphone filter type edits.
Isnt this is easier done in LR ? It feels so complicated in PS when I can achieve pretty much very close results with a maybe 4 selective adjustments in LR mobile ~ I will try later
Thanks
I love you!
Make a video on how to give a model tan or chocolate skin
Sir can please guide us for freelancing work on online
i'm hypnotized bye his hair
Why don't you use smart objects or smart filters so the effects stay adjustable?
That "apply image" part, creating a snapshot, is totally destructive, non editable.
One great thing with photoshop is there are a million ways to achieve the same end result. (I do agree with using smart filters) 🙏
Cntrl+z is one click, convert for smart filters is two. hahah
@@sunnaum i see you don't use photoshop a lot.
The idea is to be able to adjust the filters values at any time you wish, without affecting other editions you made on the image.
If you "ctrl+z", you will lost every other edition you made until you reach back the filter creation. That's a totally destructive way of using photoshop.
I do it easily with camera raw filter why you choose the hard way ?
good information :)
Early Squad!!
thank you
It is clearly overkill, just use camera raw filter plugin for photoshop
I saw that aj1 in the intro
How can you take an old picture from the 50s and make it look like it was made in 2019. I guess it's impossible but that could be the next challenge for Photoshop with AI technology
Isn't kind of funny that in 2019 we have Instagram and filters where we want to make our images look degraded and faded like they were from the 50s ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
you are good but unable to understand sir
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Cool techniques but a little too camp for me ;)