6 Reasons why your retouching is not improving. 1. You are not taking good enough pictures 2. You are zoomed in on your pictures instead of zoom out and retouch 3. You depend too much on plugins (external plugins from different brands) 4. Know what you want to do before you start retouching. 5. You need to have a "good" graphics tablet 6. You need to practice constantly and be patient Great lists Prince, thanks alot.
Hey Prince, i am Georges, a young senegalese photographer. I have been following you for a while. I like your tutorial, your accent. The most thing i like in this channel is that you mostly colorgrade and retouch black skin. So i can relate to your channel to gain knowledge about all that. I wish i could text you directly or mail you to know more about shooting and retouching. Thanks
My opinion is Time is key to getting better; I feel like that's why some retouchers don't shoot even though can and know how to; they have to dedicate time to creating amazing work.
Thank you so much for this awesome content Prince. And the intro video was awesome. But I have a couple of questions I wish to be answered and wish you could help, of course related to retouching.
Great comments. If I were to add a "Tip #7" it would be "Always learn and try new techniques." Watch other retouchers, watch lots of tutorials, and most importantly try out new techniques. It's really easy to get stuck using the same techniques over and over again. This was a big problem I had. But after finally biting the bullet, and buying some paid retouching tutorials (PRO EDU, Retouching Academy, Creative Live, etc..) was i exposed to new techniques I would have never though of. Learning multiple ways to do the same thing is really important. It's like having certain specific tools in your tool box. You may not use each tool every time, but every once in a while you'll find a use for that one specific technique, and you'll be glad you had it in your toolbox. Plus it helps you to think about different ways to approach common problems. Instead of "Problem A requires Tool B," you can start to think like " Well, with Problem A, I could use Tool B. But Tool C would also work. And actually Tool C will be the quickest. But a combination of Tool B and C would be perfect!" So experiment with new techniques, try different ways to do the same thing. You might find you prefer some techniques over others. That's okay. The most important thing is to always be learning.
I'm really lazy when it comes to retouching so I make sure the model and makeup are on point in camera. I just don't want to spend a lot of time retouching
Good evening sir for OG subscribers like us who are also beginners do u mind at least releasing any raw image at all for us yo try our hands on...and btw merry Xmas and a happy boxing day tomorrow hope u get nice gifts Thanks for de awesome works💖
Hello Prince Love what you're doing. I purchased your Light SKin Tone LUTS and Medium - Dark Skintone LUTs. My Questioh? How are they Installed in Photodop CC 2020? Emailed you too. Thank You
There are soo many factors. from the models, the Make up artist to the lighting the modifiers, the cameras and lenses then the retouching. There are so many factors that determine how an image will look at the end
6 Reasons why your retouching is not improving.
1. You are not taking good enough pictures
2. You are zoomed in on your pictures instead of zoom out and retouch
3. You depend too much on plugins (external plugins from different brands)
4. Know what you want to do before you start retouching.
5. You need to have a "good" graphics tablet
6. You need to practice constantly and be patient
Great lists Prince, thanks alot.
Hey Prince, i am Georges, a young senegalese photographer. I have been following you for a while. I like your tutorial, your accent. The most thing i like in this channel is that you mostly colorgrade and retouch black skin. So i can relate to your channel to gain knowledge about all that. I wish i could text you directly or mail you to know more about shooting and retouching. Thanks
Photographer from Zambia! Love your videos. You're the only photographer I could find who mostly works with dark skin and your tutorials really help.
Thank you soo much! I appreciate this. And also thanks for being a part of this channel ♥️♥️
I thought using draw tablet was overrated. But after 1 month learning retouching. Pain in my wrist is real. Buy even the cheapest one. It help a lot
The quality of this video is incredible, both aesthetically and content-wise
This was 2years ago bt still relevant, still inspiring, and still informative... plz dont stop, your work is making an impact
My opinion is Time is key to getting better; I feel like that's why some retouchers don't shoot even though can and know how to; they have to dedicate time to creating amazing work.
You've got a new subscriber👏🏻
Thank you so much for this awesome content Prince. And the intro video was awesome. But I have a couple of questions I wish to be answered and wish you could help, of course related to retouching.
Great comments. If I were to add a "Tip #7" it would be "Always learn and try new techniques." Watch other retouchers, watch lots of tutorials, and most importantly try out new techniques.
It's really easy to get stuck using the same techniques over and over again. This was a big problem I had. But after finally biting the bullet, and buying some paid retouching tutorials (PRO EDU, Retouching Academy, Creative Live, etc..) was i exposed to new techniques I would have never though of. Learning multiple ways to do the same thing is really important. It's like having certain specific tools in your tool box. You may not use each tool every time, but every once in a while you'll find a use for that one specific technique, and you'll be glad you had it in your toolbox. Plus it helps you to think about different ways to approach common problems. Instead of "Problem A requires Tool B," you can start to think like " Well, with Problem A, I could use Tool B. But Tool C would also work. And actually Tool C will be the quickest. But a combination of Tool B and C would be perfect!"
So experiment with new techniques, try different ways to do the same thing. You might find you prefer some techniques over others. That's okay. The most important thing is to always be learning.
You are amazing! Thanks for sharing! Absolutely true
I'm subscribed to 561 channels and yours is the only 1 that I have notifications on. No lie!!!
Thank you for the amazing support!!!! ♥️♥️♥️
Could you follow up by dropping some sample images for us to retouch and possibly critiquing the results ?
Nice jobs you're doing bro. Keep it up.
What’s up, Price can you make a video on how you edit hair. How to clean it up nice... if you are using liquify tool clone stamp tool and etc.
I thought I was doing it right
Thank you so much boss
Just downloaded all your videos
Happy new year
pls you should do a full dodge and burn retouching tutorial just like you have been doing for FS.
Thanks so much for this educative piece
Yw and thank you for watching
thanks so much . that was very useful
Thank you so much needed this
Merry Christmas in advance prince
Merry Christmas!! And you're welcome!
Great tips
Intro so bomb 🔥
Thanks
Thanks a ton for this video. ✊
I'm really lazy when it comes to retouching so I make sure the model and makeup are on point in camera. I just don't want to spend a lot of time retouching
Same here
You changed your setup, nice.
Clean audio sir.....
Thank you. Still trying out different set ups
thank you sir
Hello Mr. Meyson Can you drop a LR preset or color grade for outdoors 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
I will. I am working on those
Maybe you should do video on how to create luts
I think plugins depends on the style of your photography.
Thanksss a lot. Can you drop a link for your Graphics Tablet? or a link for a good Graphics Tablet.
Contents are amazing
Thank you!
Good evening sir for OG subscribers like us who are also beginners do u mind at least releasing any raw image at all for us yo try our hands on...and btw merry Xmas and a happy boxing day tomorrow hope u get nice gifts Thanks for de awesome works💖
Thanks
nice video but i suggest you add some b rolls to aid understanding
Because it's already perfect! LOL
😂😂😂 nice nice!
Aye aye aye new stuff 👀
Thankyou for helping 🤘
You're welcome
Hello Prince Love what you're doing. I purchased your Light SKin Tone LUTS and
Medium - Dark Skintone LUTs. My Questioh? How are they Installed in Photodop CC 2020? Emailed you too. Thank You
I have a question, why don't I get the same skin texture when am through editing? is there something am missing out? Thank You.
There are soo many factors. from the models, the Make up artist to the lighting the modifiers, the cameras and lenses then the retouching. There are so many factors that determine how an image will look at the end
Calibrate your monitor.
I learnt that the hard way.
Yes!! Thank you!
How do you mean ... Calibrate ?
Pls helo us with the raw image for free plss
Do u accept interns?