Photoshop 2020 Split Warp has so many hidden tools! In-depth tutorial.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- Split warp does way more than you think. Learn how to use Split Warp in Photoshop 2020. This deep dive tutorial shows how to use the new split warp. A lot of the good stuff is hidden in undocumented shortcuts and tricks. This Photoshop tutorials reveals how to master this tool and warp, spherize, and more. Colin Smith walks you through the new features in Photoshop 2020, check out the playlist for more new feature tutorials on the new update of Adobe Photoshop.
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Part of the Photoshop 2020 New features learning series from PhotoshopCAFE.
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The written guide for this tutorial is here: photoshopcafe.com/master-split-warp-tool-photoshop-2020-ultimate-guide-bend-anything/
Thank you. I like the way you give a repeat overview of the required steps to complete a task.
Loved the tutorial and learnt a lot! Thank you so much Colin and good luck with your projects!
Hi Collins, Jose from Puerto Rico. I've been using Photoshop since CS4. For me personally, this new warp tool feature is the most powerful upgrade Photoshop has ever made and the most useful. The possibilities offered by this new feature are endless. When you combine this with the puppet warp tool, wow!
Fantastic video...You never cease to amaze me...cheers from Nova Scotia...
I've used the warp tool to create the crystal ball effect; I see this as a very useful addition to the armoury.
I just love this tutorial. It's very helpful for my future projects.
Mostly all new. Love your tutorials and have subscribed. Thanks.
I never knew about this... Thanx for sharing
Absolument génial ! Merci beaucoup !
This looks to me like a mini puppet warp within the free transform tool. Cool!
Learning a lot here... 1. You can unlock the bottom layer without converting it to a layer first; 2. You can access the transform modes without entering the edition menu below free transform, through Ctrl-T & Right Click; You can turn the layer over itself... But the real cherries on top of the cake are the boundaries and constrictions and, oh so much more, the spherical distortion instructions. A crown jewel of a tuto! Kudos man!!
A Mexican using Photoshop since v. 5.0, waaaay before graphic Internet (Compuserve back then).
What a revelation!,,,never suspected there was so much more to the WARP tool. This feature adds a valuable tool to my compositing skill box. Thank you.
Very interesting tool! Excellent tutorial! :)
Will be using for effects, such as you were showing. Your explanation of the boundary zone makes so much more sense than when I was trying it. I learn a lot. Many thanks and the music is a bonus.
A good improvement of the tool, the same wonderful teacher.
Everything in this tutorial was new to me. Can’t wait 😊 to try it.
I can probably use most of these for portrait retouching and Internet illustrations.
Fantastic. I am learning (and bookmarking) your tutorials. Living in South Africa in the bush I cannot get to any classes and am trying to learn PS>
What a great tutorial, thoroughly enjoyed and learnt from.
This is sooo cool that it's...... well...... warped! I am so going to use this. Great tutorial as always!
Brilliant tutorial much appreciated thank you
Great tutorial, thank you. I would love to see a tutorial on Free Transform. You always have fun tricks that help out tons!!!
What's nice about your tutorials, it's really shows your great understanding of the tools, your expertise and the time you spend for experimenting.. Thanks for sharing...
I am going to have a go!
Fantastic! Thank you, thank you, thank you! I have a idea in my head and no clue of how to do it... until now. Great tutorial.
Thanks
Excellent tutorial. It will help me a lot with my project!
Yes,
I love it
I don't alter photos much, but this could be useful for some portraits and a few editorial photos.
Great and very useful tutorial - thanks !
Great video, as always. Thank you.
Great tutorial. Thank you 😊❤️
The Split Warp was all new to me although I have used the other warp & distort techniques to deal with straightening tall buildings or barrel distortion etc. trying to bring "unwanted distortion" back to "normal." This one seems like it will be great for fun projects starting with normal and moving to "wanted distortion." However, I am thinking that it will be easier than the Liquefy Command to deal with a portrait of a person wearing eye glasses with one lens much stronger than the other such that the one eye has a significant "magnifying glass look" (or perhaps both lens are distorting both eyes significantly). I don't like to change reality, but sometimes slightly reducing, but not eliminating an unflattering look, especially if a wide angle lens and/or shadows have amplified it "unfairly," is a bit "kinder" to the person (and especially for someone who may be terribly self-conscious about getting a picture taken because of it). Thanks for the excellent tutorials.
Also, signed Vai Jem ftw
I know this is not related to warp, but something you did and if I could figure out why I can't, I'd use it daily. You extend the the white ground shape using the crop tool. I watched over and over, can't figure out how you get the white to fill in the extended area. When I do it and press enter, the extended area is always "empty", no color, or whatever was on the layer. How did you get the shape to extend and keep it white like the layer in the new area? Thanks so much Colin!
Perhaps you could do a tutorial on explaining the difference between "Fill" and "Opacity"? And another video on Art History brush vs History brush vs Mixer Brush? Seasons greetings from Nova Scotia....
Very nicely done like all your tutorials. One point- you showed the movement of the map under the lens and how the clipping lets the map show through as you move it. Then the warp tool clearly warps all the layers beneath the current layer. If you now move the underlying map does the underlying content get re-warped, or has the warp been applied and now needs to be undone and reapplied to the new location? I think that is an important point and perhaps where a smart object has to be used. (I havent tried this yet. But will have to experiment later.) Excellent tutorial though.
God I use warp every day of my life and i had no goddamn idea. THANKS!
Nice
Great tutorial Colin.
I've been trying to follow your instructions using one of my own images but something isn't working.
When I hold down Shift and try to select multiple points, I just get a Beep noise from Photoshop.
When I click outside the box to try to deselect all of the points, I either get the same Beep noise or the entire box just disappears.
Am I missing something ?
Thanks.
The new wrap tool, since it came out, it's in my prefer arsenal box.
It's way faster and unlimitless compared to the way I had to things before...
I dont have the split warp option when right-clicking. please help!
Hi Colin, once again a wonderful tutorial. Thanks a lot.
I tried the new tool of split warp, however, no matter how I tried (alt+shift, alt+click) the colour of the four corners of the rectangle I intend to select does not change. Any fix? I would greatly appreciate if you can enlighten me.
could you use this effect to make rippling effect in the air? i'm working on an air bender shoot and trying to figure out how to edit the air moving in photoshop
Cafe Boss - playing the Photoshop Blues ;-): I'd give you 100 likes for that one. That is going to be so useful.
Isn’t using liquify > bulge easier to use to make the magnifying effect? Honest question.
Jason Smith easier, yes, but warp gives you way more control and accuracy. And once you have done it a couple of times, warp is just as fast.
photoshopCAFE but liquify has more control when using freeze and unfreeze with warp ... no? How do you freeze sections with quilt warp?
does anyone know the answer to this - when he does the page curl by warping the corner, the corner essentially appears OVER the rest of the image. I'm doing something where I'm trying to do the opposite, where doing the same thing would make the corner appear to go BEHIND the rest of the image. Another scenario is if you grabbed the middle of the image and pulled up past the boundary of the transform area, to try and make a hill. currently by default, doing that creates a weird visual error where instead of looking like the middle of the of image is making a hill that extends past the edge of the transform area, photoshop renders it in reverse and it doesn't make any visual sense.
I thought in past versions it worked the intuitive way, but maybe I'm wrong. would be amazing if they just had a check box for transform warp that make overlapping areas behind or in front.
Can anyone verify: didn't the warp tool USE to allow you to move the bezier handles at the edges of a selection independently (like in the corners)? As I recall from using it earlier I use to be able to adjust the warp of an image without the three handles staying in a fixed position. Now when I try to adjust the warp at the edge, the image will essentially twirl around that center point vs allowing me to adjust the center bezier handle INDEPENDENTLY from its two associated handles to the left and right. So if you have an image where that matters the edges can no longer be made to look like they're wrapping around the curvature. Hard to explain verbally but does anyone else notice this, or am I thinking of a different tool?
Is there a way to save the warp guide lines and be able to reload them for adjustments, tweaks etc.?
As long as you are in Free transform, you can use other tools and go back to the mesh. Once you apply it though, its set. You can make a smart object, but you will still have to remake the mesh.
@@photoshopcafe Thank you. Great video like the rest that you produce.
If I may, I'm curious... so here it goes: once you finish your bottle ad, the client came back to you with some modifications request concerning what happened in the bottle... How will you mange to go back in the picture and have all the wrap line at the same position ? so you don't have to redo all the lines setup, neither guess where you put them first.. Thanks....
Hi, Is there a way to grab a handle and start to move it separately from the rest of the handles and not twist the image like in pen tool when detaching with Convert Point Tool? I do not seem to find a solution for that.
yes, split the warp and then select a point and drag that, look at my dinosaur tutorial
Hi Colin...........Interesting exercise.............where can I locate the Spherical Object Creation Tutorial..........The Search Engine is not showing up with anything for me. Thanks
It seems that I might have only done this tutorial in my books back in the day. Ill think about the best way to do it in 2020 and make a tutorial soon.
@@photoshopcafe I lost 2 days trying to find the spherical creation tut. Drove me crazy cause you claimed it was there. Hoping you can recreate it so your example here has full meaning. I followed everything else and got fine results but the lack of glassy reflections would have really made the finished result look realistic. Thanks for another great video.
If u make your layer a smart object will it save your warp?
Yes. First thing I tried.
Good clear basic tutorial after the 3:55 point. Thank you!
[Didn't need the first 3:55 of video though -- wasted time for viewers (suggest to keep summaries of what we already know down to 30 seconds or less, 4 minutes was way too long to wait for the real content of the video).] Cheers!
Firebrand you must have missed the overlay where I gave you time code to jump ahead if you already knew how to use warp. There are people on here (they have commented on other tuts) that also want to understand the basics as they are newer to Photoshop. Can’t please everyone;)
Kinda weird that they used Splitting -- instead of just allowing you to make Selections -- including Lasso Selections, so you can just warp a selected region with innovative properties rather than using clunky split zones. In fact, its bizarre, because curved areas are more likely to need a warping effect than straight line areas, which have more basic transforming.