Thank you. Adobe's "Guidelines" biggest PITA on Photoshop! Tried your technique last night. As you say, much more "eloquent" than using a white brush. And inserting a period in the prompt box, as many have suggested, rarely works (if it ever did).Takes some finesse, however, and I'm still practising it. As to TH-cam, I thought, very briefly, about starting my own YT Channel, but YT already oversaturated with photographers. Everyone, it seems, wants to bring your photography "to a whole new level." Indeed, the Whole World is oversaturated with photographers!
It is really quite a challenge to provide useful / impactful information to the photography crowd that hasn't already been done in some way previously. It comes down to "what are you bringing to the table that is unique / adds value" , other than yourself, that hasn't already been done a thousand times!
Thanks Paul ! It seems like it's gotten worse lately - If I have a model showing any amount of leg, arm, shoulders Photoshop complains - but it's inconsistent - Still, the AI fill is a wonderful feature that I use ALL the time!!!
I did test out Midjourney a while back and was able to get some very interesting results - I did however have to pay a subscription fee to use it, is that still the case? Of course Adobe is a subscription fee as well.
Hey Gregory .. I followed you after your collaboration with JT Allen and whilst your style is markedly different I've enjoyed watching your work too.. so I would miss you if you stop posting.. Just so you know.. Thanks for this video as I kept getting those pesky pop ups and its just so frustrating when a female form is involved, so Im going to definitely give this a bash now...
Absolutely RIDICULOUS! Stupid too ... I try to touch up modeling / beach swimwear shots on PS and get this BS error - Having to work around by hand. Extremely annoying to say the least.
It's a total PAIN to have to workaround that error as well as a workflow killer! And in my example it wasn't even swimsuit she was showing her shoulders!
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This is fantastic, mate!! Thank you for sharing
Absolutely Sean ! Hope it helped out !
Thank you. Adobe's "Guidelines" biggest PITA on Photoshop! Tried your technique last night. As you say, much more "eloquent" than using a white brush. And inserting a period in the prompt box, as many have suggested, rarely works (if it ever did).Takes some finesse, however, and I'm still practising it. As to TH-cam, I thought, very briefly, about starting my own YT Channel, but YT already oversaturated with photographers. Everyone, it seems, wants to bring your photography "to a whole new level." Indeed, the Whole World is oversaturated with photographers!
It is really quite a challenge to provide useful / impactful information to the photography crowd that hasn't already been done in some way previously. It comes down to "what are you bringing to the table that is unique / adds value" , other than yourself, that hasn't already been done a thousand times!
@@gregorykportraits The technique you just explained seems very useful. I intend to keep practising it.
My first video of yours that I watched.. enjoyed and learned from it. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful! And thanks for checking it out !
1st time I saw your channel, I thouroghly enjojed this video, hopelfully you'll gain more subscribers, keep making videos
Thanks will do , and appreciate it !!!
Excellent workaround. I appreciate your videos and talent.
Thanks for the kind words - Appreciate you watching!
Great video, I have not had this issue but I like your work-around. Also a good technique.
Thanks Paul ! It seems like it's gotten worse lately - If I have a model showing any amount of leg, arm, shoulders Photoshop complains - but it's inconsistent - Still, the AI fill is a wonderful feature that I use ALL the time!!!
MidJourney also does this too!
I did test out Midjourney a while back and was able to get some very interesting results - I did however have to pay a subscription fee to use it, is that still the case? Of course Adobe is a subscription fee as well.
Great tip
Appreciate it! Thanks for watching !
Hey Gregory .. I followed you after your collaboration with JT Allen and whilst your style is markedly different I've enjoyed watching your work too.. so I would miss you if you stop posting.. Just so you know.. Thanks for this video as I kept getting those pesky pop ups and its just so frustrating when a female form is involved, so Im going to definitely give this a bash now...
Hi I really appreciate it ! As much as I have time I’ll keep posting away ! Thank you for watching and commenting !
Absolutely RIDICULOUS! Stupid too ... I try to touch up modeling / beach swimwear shots on PS and get this BS error - Having to work around by hand. Extremely annoying to say the least.
It's a total PAIN to have to workaround that error as well as a workflow killer! And in my example it wasn't even swimsuit she was showing her shoulders!