Advanced Object Removal by Painting in Photoshop
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Great job - I really miss your in-depth tutorials from the good ol' days! You're a fantastic retoucher, so show off a little already! haha
Thank you! Will do!
hey Aaron, dude, love how you explained in detail all the parameters of the brush and how to use it; too bad i just saw it one year later you posted it. Thanks again, keep up the detailed tutorials; love them. 🙌✌👏
thanks for watching!
This video needed to be longer. A lot of info. Thanks again for sharing.
Great technique. Particularly the adding of the noise layer. Helpful. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
The clipped noise-overlay is a really clever technique!
Thanks!
You looked tired Aaron before ya mentioned that. Thanks for yet another awesome video
Aaron is a master. Thank you.
Outstanding organization and presentation. Very helpful. Thank you.
You're very welcome!
I appreciate this more advanced techniques that we use everytime after we know it .
Aaron. Yes these type of videos are great. Keep them up!.
Thanks Shane!
Never even thought about doing that. Very clever Aaron. Cheers.
Great tutorial Aaron! Thank you for your teachings and for the sample images.
Thanks Jorge!
Thank you so much for clear instructions and demo! I shall be rewatching and doing step by step to learn and then teach!
Glad it was helpful!
This is so cool. I had the smoothing issue frustrating me just yesterday, great timing. I can’t wait to get to my laptop to give it a try. Thank you!
So glad this helps!
I learned so much from this! Been wondering what the best way to do this was while using the brush tool - that noise filter is a life saver!
Great tutorial! I would love to see more advanced techniques like this one in the future!
More to come!
Great tutorial, thanks!
This is great! I need this skill. Thank you!
Thank you, Aaron!
LOVE your videos. You're a great teacher!
Thanks so much!
This is very helpful thank you
This is super cool. Love it. Thanks
Yesss!
Thank you really help me with my studies and work.
This technique just opened up my mind so much! Thanks!
You're so welcome!
,,,great technique that I need for my current project. Perfect. Thank you.
You’re a genius!
Fantastic and extremely useful tutorial. Thanks 😁
You're very welcome!
What a freakin' great Tutorial 🥰 like you even painted hair in seconds😏
Learned a lot. Thanks
Glad to hear it!
Thank you! This helped a lot!
Glad it helped!
LOVED this. I like the more advanced tutorial. I'm a staff writer for Fstoppers, I will share it this week. Loved it . Thank you
Awesome! Thank you!
Thank you!! I picked up the paint brush tool with noise from you many many years ago....and had bookmarked various videos of you doing it in the middle of something else.
I'm bookmarking this since it is dedicated to this technique....and will make a great reference for when I forget a thing or two.
Could you do another one of your amazing deep dives on Dodging and Burning, combined with blend-if tools, etc...your advance dodging and burning really can make pics pop!
Thank you,
CC
Great idea, thanks for showing it! I have experimented with the high pass filter to capture the noise from the image and it works pretty well but it also captures the edges of objects or between different colors that have to be manually removed. It also works pretty well. Something I have thought about is when retouching analog black and white images, especially if it is from a grainy film, then the level of grey is not a continuous color but actually more or less spaced out black grain. Anyone have an idea how to accomplish that look in photoshop? Is it possible without manually dot each grain particle...
Good live thanks #rewind looks great
greaaatt...thnx a lot
Excellent!
Many thanks!
so cool
Love all of your stuff. More please. What are other uses of 50% gray layers with filters.
Great video, I use this same technique all the time for interiores, congrats.
One small question, soft light vs overlay, what is the difference ?
Nice video
Very enjoyable. I wonder if I can do this on my Photoshop Elements Editor 2019 ... I' ll give it a try and report back if successful.
Thanks for this tutorial... now get some sleep :)
how to use such compass in photoshop?
I don't care what they say about you, you are the best!...:-)
What is that supposed to mean lol
When adding the noise… how come you didn't select monochromatic?
Thank you for this video, great idea. I need to ask about your zooming technique at 12:37
How to do this?
It is an app for MAC called PRO Mouse
Audio exported at -21 DB. It should be around - 6 Db for TH-cam. Whoever mixed the audio for this video needs to wake up.
Thanks for the heads up
My big question: How long until Aaron grows his hair back out?
i am very greatful for this video, but why don't you turn up the volume ?, it's really quite and must try to hear your little voice.
Good call, thanks!
hi
Hii there
Hey!
This is super random, but I just saw a video of yours from 10 yrs ago and you pretty much look the same from 10 yrs ago.