The steps and process are exceedingly easy to follow. The instructor's commentary further illuminates the topic making this tutorial rich in educational value!
Thank you so much for this video and your other rembrandt retouching video. I've been looking and looking for just this technique, but no one seems to have your level of detail with your ease. I have incorporated your techniques into mine and arrived at something I'm finally happy with. You've opened my world! Thank you!
Intro - 00:00 Editing inside Adobe Camera Raw - 00:54 Retouching the Skin or Blemish - 04:59 Smoothing the Skin - 09:28 Dodge & Burn - 12:55 Working on hair (Highlight) - 15:12 Working on hair (Painterly effect) - 17:15 Global dodge & burn - 20:30 Crop photo + Global Shadow - 23:12 Toning & Color correction - 25:35
Thanks for doing this. I'd suggest second (after 16bit space) , I'd work in Profoto Color space. It is Vastly larger than RGB98 and Billions of times larger than sRGB. And printers are coming along to handle this space in all its glory.
Vladimir thanks for this tutorial have learnt some new stuff. Just wanted to ask you why don't you use frequency separation to retouch the face, since it preserves tone and texture? Or even the patch tool?
Depend on the project. here is my videos about Frequency separations th-cam.com/video/p0cyvTVC3-I/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/_Z-k1JY6J_s/w-d-xo.html
Very many articles about what different between them. In short words, most monitors show in sRGB color range. However with new 4k HDR monitors, retna displays ...etc more and more work with wider color range. Personally, I work with Adobe RGB and 16bit color, when I process photos. When I save for web, than convert to sRGB, but keeping all my original work in highest resolution on color and size. Here is article that explane little bit more what different between Adobe RGB and sRGB fstoppers.com/pictures/adobergb-vs-srgb-3167
Seriously good, concise, informative and above all talented. Loved the pace and the manner in which the information is conveyed. AND .. the results are fantastic !! What's that phrase, work smart not hard ! Thank you so much !
Really amazing tutorial!! Chapeau!!! @Vladimir: what would really help to always find the right spot in the video is a short summary of the major steps like Majed HD provided them for your video just recently (below in the comments). Keep up the great work!
Very work and explanation. One question, at the 12:28 minute mark, how did you get the layer mask to go full size in the work space. THank you I can't find any information on how to do that!
@@Geekatplay I did try everything possible and it still grayed out, I just yeasterday found out that the reason might be my old version of video card which doesn't support Open CL, so it makes sense to update it... thank you for the answer)
Thank you for this excellent tutorial, I learnt so much. May I ask, is your background textured as when you dodged the background i noticed that it isn't a flat, solid colour and you haven't added a texture
I shot on painted backdrop on backdrop. It just does not have a lot of fallout lighting. When you increase luminosity on it (dodge and burn or with curves) it will light up and you can see texture of the backdrop then.
Thank you for this well explained tutorial. I have always wanted to learn how to create this painterly effect. I have just stumbled across your channel. Would you use the same technique for women and children portraits?
It is all depend on what style you are going for. Most techniques will apply, however i may add some dreamy effect to this. Let me record different videos with some of that techniques. I will post video on channel shortly.
![Vladimir Chopine [GeekatPlay]](http://yt3.ggpht.com/C8QIoKOqO3xNbQhrLw7Q48NVh8ynPa99GNZ2qYvEN4Csg_nwKRnLcMFYfEdljEseP84ZCfUixQ=s48-c-k-c0x00ffffff-no-rj)
The steps and process are exceedingly easy to follow. The instructor's commentary further illuminates the topic making this tutorial rich in educational value!
thank you!
I can watch you retouching skin texture all day.
lol, thank you.
Thank you so much for this video and your other rembrandt retouching video. I've been looking and looking for just this technique, but no one seems to have your level of detail with your ease. I have incorporated your techniques into mine and arrived at something I'm finally happy with. You've opened my world! Thank you!
Thank you for your support!
Intro - 00:00
Editing inside Adobe Camera Raw - 00:54
Retouching the Skin or Blemish - 04:59
Smoothing the Skin - 09:28
Dodge & Burn - 12:55
Working on hair (Highlight) - 15:12
Working on hair (Painterly effect) - 17:15
Global dodge & burn - 20:30
Crop photo + Global Shadow - 23:12
Toning & Color correction - 25:35
i start adding time points in comments now, thank you for suggestions.
Wow I'm in awe of the technique here...unreal! Amazing work sir.
Thank you.
Wonderful!...you have such an intelligent/fine art approach to your process...love how every step is intentional and with an artful eye...!
thank you!!!!
Great Video, Vlad! You covered a bunch of Pro techniques including one I was looking for, The Hair! Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
thanks for such a great tutorial - please keep it up
Thanks, will do!
Loved part 1 &2 , thanks
Thank you!
Thx for that. Its easy to follow. Ive been looking for this technique and just found your chanell. Thx a lot!
Grazie mille Wladimir è stato particolarmente utile, per me, seguire la tua lezione, buona serata
Thank you
Thank you so much for this turtorial. I go try this
You’re welcome 😊
Thanks for your time and video 🤘👍
This tutorial was amazing, seriously thank you so much. I’ve been looking for a way to create that painterly forever. You’re amazing!
thank you
Very useful - PS2020 looks a bit different to this but this makes the message easy to follow. Just need a really great base photo....
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for doing this. I'd suggest second (after 16bit space) , I'd work in Profoto Color space. It is Vastly larger than RGB98 and Billions of times larger than sRGB. And printers are coming along to handle this space in all its glory.
This is amazing! Thank you so much!!
You're so welcome!
Thank you sooooooo much!
You're welcome!
🤩🤩
Love to do this, unfortunately PS has changed so much that it is hard to follow as a new edit person. Maybe you can do an updated version?
Nice Tutorial ❤❤❤
Thank you
Nice
Vladimir thanks for this tutorial have learnt some new stuff. Just wanted to ask you why don't you use frequency separation to retouch the face, since it preserves tone and texture? Or even the patch tool?
Depend on the project. here is my videos about Frequency separations th-cam.com/video/p0cyvTVC3-I/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/_Z-k1JY6J_s/w-d-xo.html
Here also playlist with multiple techniques th-cam.com/video/VEYp1H-A8hw/w-d-xo.html
@@Geekatplay Thanks for the links. However, what would make you choose one instead of the other one you used in this tutorial. For example? Thanks.
Need to watch
👍🏻
Vladimir, tell me please, what color space do I need to work Adobe RGB or SRGB ?
Very many articles about what different between them. In short words, most monitors show in sRGB color range. However with new 4k HDR monitors, retna displays ...etc more and more work with wider color range. Personally, I work with Adobe RGB and 16bit color, when I process photos. When I save for web, than convert to sRGB, but keeping all my original work in highest resolution on color and size. Here is article that explane little bit more what different between Adobe RGB and sRGB fstoppers.com/pictures/adobergb-vs-srgb-3167
Thank you very much !
So many new techniques for me!!! Wow an amazing instructor you are! Thanks a lot and be well!
thank you!
Holy shit, I need to write this down
thank you
@@Geekatplay than YOU for making this available for free
The best retouching technique in the hall youtube universe.
Thank you!
What is your light set up?
i am making video and pdf book about that
Seriously good, concise, informative and above all talented. Loved the pace and the manner in which the information is conveyed. AND .. the results are fantastic !! What's that phrase, work smart not hard ! Thank you so much !
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very professional!!! Awesome!!! Thank you!
Thank you!
that is massive !! whoa
Thank you.
Hi Vladimir, You did a really good Job, really appreciate it. Thanks and greetings from Italy :-)
Thank you too!
Really amazing tutorial!! Chapeau!!! @Vladimir: what would really help to always find the right spot in the video is a short summary of the major steps like Majed HD provided them for your video just recently (below in the comments). Keep up the great work!
Thank you!
BEST PAINTERLY/FINEART TUTORIAL OUT THERE!
thank you!
So thrilled to have found this video!
....i learned soooo much from this tutorial!!! Please do more edits like this! Pleaaaaase
I will!
Very work and explanation. One question, at the 12:28 minute mark, how did you get the layer mask to go full size in the work space. THank you I can't find any information on how to do that!
To view a Layer mask, Option -click (Mac) / Alt -click (Win) on the mask thumbnail in the Layers panel.
@@Geekatplay Awesome, Thank you!
I liked your tutorial! Can you tell me how can I get oil paint filter in my Photoshop? It stays inactive even after my updates. I have 2020 version
Some filters will work only on 8-bit images. Check that.
@@Geekatplay I did try everything possible and it still grayed out, I just yeasterday found out that the reason might be my old version of video card which doesn't support Open CL, so it makes sense to update it... thank you for the answer)
try to change what render you using in preferences (hardware vs software).
Beautiful work and much less fussy than a lot of frequency separation etc.
thank you.
Good tutorial... Clear explanation. Been creative for a few hours today. Testing and practicing 👍🏻
Thank you for this tutorial. I subscribed to your channel 😎 so I can learn more from your Knowledge of photoshop.
Great to hear!
Thank you very much for this meaningful tutorial.
You're very welcome!
👍
God bless you!
The best tutorial I ever seen on my life thanks a lot
Glad it helped!
NICE! Thanks a lot!
thank you.
That's really a great tutorial.
Thank you Vladimir.
I certainly will try it out soon.
Such beautiful retouching!
Thank you!!
You are such a good teacher. Thank you.
Thank you
beautiful work love it! Also love the control you have!
Thank you for this excellent tutorial, I learnt so much. May I ask, is your background textured as when you dodged the background i noticed that it isn't a flat, solid colour and you haven't added a texture
I shot on painted backdrop on backdrop. It just does not have a lot of fallout lighting. When you increase luminosity on it (dodge and burn or with curves) it will light up and you can see texture of the backdrop then.
Wow. Loved that! Super easy to understand for a Photoshop intermediate person like myself.
thank you
Amazing. You are very talented. Thank you for the great tutorial. I learned a lot!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for this well explained tutorial. I have always wanted to learn how to create this painterly effect. I have just stumbled across your channel. Would you use the same technique for women and children portraits?
It is all depend on what style you are going for. Most techniques will apply, however i may add some dreamy effect to this. Let me record different videos with some of that techniques. I will post video on channel shortly.
In love with this tutorial, man i learn so much! thanks for the knowledge!
Glad to hear it!
I loved the tutorial, I learned quite a few things. Thank you for sharing!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks:)
Welcome!
Thank you!
You're welcome!