Yup. the not worrying about overpainting and then masking off the overpaint is something I"d not thought of...D'oh!! Long time viewer. Wow, I had kinda forgotten about my Phlearn Pro account, I will go check out all these new lessons ya'll apparently have been putting out!! What a great tip, thanks again Aaron!!
Select the subject and invert to create a mask so you can clone stamp or heal without actually bleeding into the subject. This is far easier than cleaning it up later.
You don't have to duplicate the layer, because you can choose to output on a new layer in the content aware fill dialog. I guess it's just a habit to do so, because the goal always is to work non-destructively. In this video here you can see that he often creates a new layer when he switches to the next tool. I think it's good to follow that habit.
Aaron, it just blows my mind how you do all of these videos while speaking and showing at the same time.
The "overpaint & mask" tip is exactly what I've needed! Thank you!
I learned Photoshop from Phlearn about 6 years ago, based on videos such as these. Excellent work, Aaron!
Thanks so much for phlearning, Dan!
Thanks for the good info. I had no idea that I could use the clone stamp and healing tool on an empty layer to fix a layer below.
Thank you! Love watching your videos
Yup. the not worrying about overpainting and then masking off the overpaint is something I"d not thought of...D'oh!!
Long time viewer. Wow, I had kinda forgotten about my Phlearn Pro account, I will go check out all these new lessons ya'll apparently have been putting out!!
What a great tip, thanks again Aaron!!
Good video thanks looks great
So far the best tutorial I have found on TH-cam. Very practical and good commmunication. Thanks Guys!
The mask on the clone tool is a savior
Loyal subscriber for more than 5yrs now.. 🤘🤘
thnxx...nice and useful again..
Thanks so much. Really helpful especially the masking to fix overpainting
As always unique
Great video. This one goes into the Reference file.
Love your Tutorials. You make learning the task so understandable and simple. Keep doing what you’re doing.
You always have great tips. Thanks!
In fact, I'm really learning a lot from you. Thanks very much
Very smart. Thanks for this
Thank you very much Aaron, nice tutorial, best regards.
Select the subject and invert to create a mask so you can clone stamp or heal without actually bleeding into the subject. This is far easier than cleaning it up later.
wish u happy deepavalli
Can we see some more pro tutorials Arron ? I want to see more pro courses ....
Hi Arron, thanks for this video. One question: why do you have to create a duplicate layer before applying " content aware fill"?
Thanks.
Eric.
You don't have to duplicate the layer, because you can choose to output on a new layer in the content aware fill dialog. I guess it's just a habit to do so, because the goal always is to work non-destructively. In this video here you can see that he often creates a new layer when he switches to the next tool. I think it's good to follow that habit.
Don't forget the distractions on her skin!!!
I woulda removed the tattoos as well. Graffiti on the skin..
does he look depressed?
No.