A very nice tutorial. Could you please explain the difference between vibrancy and saturation in photo editing software? To me, at first sight, they are roughly the same. But there must be some difference, right?
Wonderful question. They both intensify the color of an image, but they go about it differently from one another. Saturation - Intensifies all colors in the image. Vibrancy - Focuses on the mid-tones, giving a more subtle punch 👊 to the image.
Great question. In this case, for basic editing, I am keeping the layers to check my progress and to be able to go back to the last stage and start again from there. Like little safety nets. I do merge layers when I make more artistic decisions like masking through layers or combining different layers that had different color concepts and/or opacity. I should make an episode on this. Srry for the long answer. Lol 😆
Excellent... thank you for this... way cool... nice cleanup
A very nice tutorial. Could you please explain the difference between vibrancy and saturation in photo editing software? To me, at first sight, they are roughly the same. But there must be some difference, right?
Wonderful question.
They both intensify the color of an image, but they go about it differently from one another.
Saturation - Intensifies all colors in the image.
Vibrancy - Focuses on the mid-tones, giving a more subtle punch 👊 to the image.
@@squidshot3251 Thank you. Will have to test those functions myself.
When you finish the adjustments on each layer do you merge them into one before saving ?
Great question. In this case, for basic editing, I am keeping the layers to check my progress and to be able to go back to the last stage and start again from there. Like little safety nets.
I do merge layers when I make more artistic decisions like masking through layers or combining different layers that had different color concepts and/or opacity.
I should make an episode on this.
Srry for the long answer. Lol 😆