Man you're a major blessing to me. I'm so thankful for you and Piximperfect. You guys are the best, giving opportunities to young aspiring artist. You'll always be remembered for your good deeds. One day I'll see you and I'll give you a hug.
Awesome, I do Archtectural 3D construction documents and renderings for residential construction and always used PS for just this thing to show clients, but never with such control. This tutorial is a God send from you sir. You have made my year. I can’t thank you enough.
Wow !! What a great technique. I do a lot of work wih interior images from hotels where color matching is essential. This method will help me get a more accurate and consistent result. Thanks so much Jesus. I am always amazed at your knowledge.
thanks Jesus. Very comprehensive and thorough. The bit about the clipping through multiple layers was especially helpful if subtle. It would have been good to show the difference with and without more clearly. But many thanks for all your stuff and the focus on advanced techniques.
Hello Jesus Ramirez. Firstly Congratulations on dong such a fantastic job of teaching PS to so many photographers and helping them navigate through the many labyrinths of the software….. one step at a time. Managed to visit your channel yesterday while surfing and it was such a pleasant surprise. With regards to this particular tutorial - have almost zero knowledge in the pen tool. Therefore tried to adapt and gain from this tutorial by using the 'Lasso Tool'. The steps which I undertook - 1] after making the selection (via lasso tool) chose a new Solid Colour fill layer. This also helped me skip the step of combine shapes 2] Changed the blending mode of the Solid Colour fill layer to ‘colour’ 3] Then I created a levels adjustment layer and deleted the mask from the levels adjustment layer. 4] Created a new levels adjustment mask based on the solid colour’s mask (via Control Click). 5] Linked the solid layer and the adjustment layer. NOT via clipping. Now when I change the selection in the solid layer via Transform method the mask of the adjustment layer also changes shape accordingly because both the layers are linked. This is to ensure the step you mention starting Timeline 9.28 minutes. This method also helps me eliminate the steps of going into Layer Style window and un-checking the ‘Blend Clipped Layers as Group’. Feel this method would help those who are not familiar with the pen tool but are more conversant with the lasso tool. Would also appreciate your feedback whether this method helps to reach the same destination that you had intended. One minor drawback which I noticed - this method is good when one is only transforming the selection. If another area is being added via lasso tool then both the masks will need to be painted white in the newly added area. Similarly if any area needs to be subtracted then that area needs to be selected and painted black in both the masks. Thank you. Mrigank Sharma - Mumbai
You are so right: elegant methods! been a while since I've seen this tutorial. Didn´t know that "blend as group" feature and I found it really useful and nice.
Fantastic Jesus. When you went into the blending modes area and un-checked the clipping mask area, that was new to me. But the pen tool is powerful and I use it a lot. Where I usually get confused so many times and I have to practice more to make it second nature, is when you combine masks. In this case, you subtracted from the shape. That's the area where I usually struggle.
No I would have know this awesome technique Jesús! In fact, I will have to study this tutorial another 5 or 6 times to fully understand it because it went right over my head :) Thank you!
Don't write comments much but I would like to say that your teaching style is exceptional and very thorough. Your delivery is perfect. This is a very complete and well done video. I am subscribing, liking and anything else I can do for you I would!!!! Keep up the very very very good work Jesus!
Thank you, thank you!! This is the most informative Photoshop lesson I've seen on how to accomplish the task of changing wall colors realistically. I'm so glad I found your channel!
Very interesting technique. Could this have been achieved by making selections for each wall but use gradient map layers instead? That way you can change the colours to anything you want and also maintain realistic black, grey and white tones.?
wow man, thank you so much for this tutorial. This will save a lot of arguing at my family. We can simply sit infront of the computer and choose the exact shade of color we want for every area of the house.
Nice and good tutorial sir, more power and god bless you always. I collect and appllies your tutorials and it will a big help for me to know the techniques. Thank you sir
Hi Jesus. This tutorial has been a great help.I've been changing the colours of 1.walls, 2.ceiling, 3.trim and 4. door in a photo of a room - following your steps! I've got the ceiling, walls and trim just as I want them. But, when I try and do the same process to the door, I cant get the blending mode to do anything when I select COLOUR. I've tried saving, quitting PS and reopening; redrawing the paths; even completely changing the colour in case any of these factors might create the problem. So, in terms of layers, I got 3 previous layers (ceiling, walls and trim). All perfect, no issue with selecting COLOUR BLENDING MODE. Now, Im trying to work on the door in a 4th layer, but the COLOUR BLENDING wont work at all? Any ideas would be very welcome indeed. Thank you very much. Graeme
Am sort of new to PS, thanks to Corona I get to play with many of raw files now. Your tutorials are an excellent way to learn, at least for me your stuff is the best out there! One question for this tutorial: why use vectors, not masks? Especially the area around the bed takes a lot of effort to 'draw', and without knowing better I would have chosen select and mask. Thanks!
Jesus, you are such a good teacher. Always look forward to seeing what you have to show us. Thanks!
Thank you!
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Man you're a major blessing to me. I'm so thankful for you and Piximperfect. You guys are the best, giving opportunities to young aspiring artist. You'll always be remembered for your good deeds. One day I'll see you and I'll give you a hug.
PERFECT TIMING!!!!!!!!! the kids and I are trying to decide what color to paint their walls!!
Please make advance Photoshop Action tutorial, like how to use brush , pattern in the action. Thanks for your tutorial.
I tried to do this awhile back without success. Now with this technique it works, thank you!
Wow. I'll have to watch this a few times. Intense but superb! Thanks.
Awesome, I do Archtectural 3D construction documents and renderings for residential construction and always used PS for just this thing to show clients, but never with such control. This tutorial is a God send from you sir. You have made my year. I can’t thank you enough.
Awesome, Douglas! I'm very happy that it will help you in your work! Thanks for the comment!
What a guru this man is!!!
Wow !! What a great technique. I do a lot of work wih interior images from hotels where color matching is essential. This method will help me get a more accurate and consistent result. Thanks so much Jesus. I am always amazed at your knowledge.
Ur the best my friend. Thanks
Awesome Technique. Brilliant learning as always..
Absolutely Brilliant
Lots of love from india😻😻 , keep teaching
This is a great tip. Didn't know that adjustment trick.
Thank you, Lance !
Very useful tricks 👌😉
Your teaching skills are top notch!
Your learning way makes the hard work too easy. Thank you
Brilliant video .Thanks
🔥 Superb. Thanks bro.
thanks Jesus. Very comprehensive and thorough. The bit about the clipping through multiple layers was especially helpful if subtle. It would have been good to show the difference with and without more clearly. But many thanks for all your stuff and the focus on advanced techniques.
Amazing! Thank you so much! Both techniques were new to me.
Thanks dude im searching for this video and I find one
You are very smart, thanks for your tutorial.
It was very helpful 🙏
You are a modern hero!
Absolutely fantastic tutorial thank you!
Awesome bro. And as usual another great technique , master🙌
This tutorial is FABULOUS!!!!
Great heman sir
Another amazing tip i never knew about. This is great.
Hello Jesus Ramirez.
Firstly Congratulations on dong such a fantastic job of teaching PS to so many photographers and helping them navigate through the many labyrinths of the software….. one step at a time.
Managed to visit your channel yesterday while surfing and it was such a pleasant surprise.
With regards to this particular tutorial - have almost zero knowledge in the pen tool. Therefore tried to adapt and gain from this tutorial by using the 'Lasso Tool'. The steps which I undertook -
1] after making the selection (via lasso tool) chose a new Solid Colour fill layer. This also helped me skip the step of combine shapes
2] Changed the blending mode of the Solid Colour fill layer to ‘colour’
3] Then I created a levels adjustment layer and deleted the mask from the levels adjustment layer.
4] Created a new levels adjustment mask based on the solid colour’s mask (via Control Click).
5] Linked the solid layer and the adjustment layer. NOT via clipping.
Now when I change the selection in the solid layer via Transform method the mask of the adjustment layer also changes shape accordingly because both the layers are linked. This is to ensure the step you mention starting Timeline 9.28 minutes.
This method also helps me eliminate the steps of going into Layer Style window and un-checking the ‘Blend Clipped Layers as Group’.
Feel this method would help those who are not familiar with the pen tool but are more conversant with the lasso tool. Would also appreciate your feedback whether this method helps to reach the same destination that you had intended.
One minor drawback which I noticed - this method is good when one is only transforming the selection. If another area is being added via lasso tool then both the masks will need to be painted white in the newly added area. Similarly if any area needs to be subtracted then that area needs to be selected and painted black in both the masks.
Thank you.
Mrigank Sharma - Mumbai
Very cool technique Jesús. I've never seen this done in this manner. You always bring the good stuff for us.
Thank you very much. You are a really good instructor!!!!!!
keep going , good and new technics
You are so right: elegant methods! been a while since I've seen this tutorial. Didn´t know that "blend as group" feature and I found it really useful and nice.
Again I learned something new....
Fantastic Jesus. When you went into the blending modes area and un-checked the clipping mask area, that was new to me. But the pen tool is powerful and I use it a lot. Where I usually get confused so many times and I have to practice more to make it second nature, is when you combine masks. In this case, you subtracted from the shape. That's the area where I usually struggle.
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No I would have know this awesome technique Jesús! In fact, I will have to study this tutorial another 5 or 6 times to fully understand it because it went right over my head :) Thank you!
Thank you!
Don't write comments much but I would like to say that your teaching style is exceptional and very thorough. Your delivery is perfect. This is a very complete and well done video. I am subscribing, liking and anything else I can do for you I would!!!! Keep up the very very very good work Jesus!
Thank you, Paul! I appreciate the kind words!
Very helpful to have the various options!
Thank you, thank you!! This is the most informative Photoshop lesson I've seen on how to accomplish the task of changing wall colors realistically. I'm so glad I found your channel!
Great technique... this tutorial teaches a lot of things... ThanX
Beautiful work!
This is awesome. Thanks for this.
Thank you. This is very helpful.
Jesus, you are amazing with your techniques you share with us!
Thanks Ramirez, very useful technique. Stay healthy.
Thank you, Luiz!
Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Very useful as always.
Great Job
Awesome tutorial.. Thanks a bunch for the this great lesson... 👍👍
Thanks!
Very interesting technique. Could this have been achieved by making selections for each wall but use gradient map layers instead? That way you can change the colours to anything you want and also maintain realistic black, grey and white tones.?
Yes it could have. Gradient maps are way easier honestly. IDK why he has such a complex method
Thank you! This is excellent!
This is a really useful video!! Exactly what i needed for my image.
I'm glad you found it useful, Lisabeth! Thanks for Watching!
Thank you so much for this!
20 minutes.... daaaaamn
you are the best!!!!
wow man, thank you so much for this tutorial. This will save a lot of arguing at my family. We can simply sit infront of the computer and choose the exact shade of color we want for every area of the house.
Thank you so much for this great informative tutorial! would you kindly make another video about how to paint the white walls in Photoshop?
wow! amazing!!!! very helpful
Excellent work
Very new tech for me
Yes Bravo ! Bravo..thanks so very much for this
Brilliant !
Thank you, Mona!
Nice and good tutorial sir, more power and god bless you always. I collect and appllies your tutorials and it will a big help for me to know the techniques. Thank you sir
Brilliant, thank you!
This is a awesome tutorial!
thanks for this analysis. v interesting.
This channel is much better than that Indian guy channel with the connecting eyebrows. This channel is just way more straightforward and more focused.
This is awesome thank you Jesus
thats awsm bro im all ways ur fan
Very Nice
Beautiful, amazing tips. Thank you!👍
Man, I learned that trick why back on May 4, 2020, on the PTC channel.
👍🙂
Wooow! This is awesome. I love your vid. tutorial and that tips
Great! Thank you. ☺
This was amazing
thank you very much Jesus, great tutorial as always!!! :)
Thanks
Fantastic
Wonderful!
Hi Jesus. This tutorial has been a great help.I've been changing the colours of 1.walls, 2.ceiling, 3.trim and 4. door in a photo of a room - following your steps! I've got the ceiling, walls and trim just as I want them. But, when I try and do the same process to the door, I cant get the blending mode to do anything when I select COLOUR. I've tried saving, quitting PS and reopening; redrawing the paths; even completely changing the colour in case any of these factors might create the problem. So, in terms of layers, I got 3 previous layers (ceiling, walls and trim). All perfect, no issue with selecting COLOUR BLENDING MODE. Now, Im trying to work on the door in a 4th layer, but the COLOUR BLENDING wont work at all? Any ideas would be very welcome indeed. Thank you very much. Graeme
Happy Star Wars Day, Jesus! Your skin is glowing, btw. 😊
It's magic 👍🏻
do you have classes on virtual staging only for beginners on photoshop?
Thank you so much Jesus
thx i am binger
Can this be done in Photoshop elements or only in Photoshop?
Am sort of new to PS, thanks to Corona I get to play with many of raw files now. Your tutorials are an excellent way to learn, at least for me your stuff is the best out there! One question for this tutorial: why use vectors, not masks? Especially the area around the bed takes a lot of effort to 'draw', and without knowing better I would have chosen select and mask. Thanks!
Very more thanks
I love you ❤💚💙
❤️🙏
Super I like it 👌👍
This was great! Thanks Jesus!
Buen trabajo en el tutorial Jesús.
Tu nombre latino me anima a proponer que hagas los videos en castellano... Dale, que podés!!!!
How about using the Color Range tool to more accurately select the color you wish to change?
Can this editing be done for a video clip?.
Hah~ I knew that trick *already* ! (uh...