I just have to say THANK YOU! I´ve been wanting to learn Photoshop in a deeper level and all the tutorials that i found were a bit tought to follow. Buy since video 1 i have been able to apply on my photos, some tricks that I have learned here. THANKS
Dude! U r the best. I have learned so much about using photoshop having never used it and have done some awesome projects based on your tutorials. Thanks so very much for all this great info.
Been learning from Aaron for years! The days when you taught on soft boxes and modifiers. Sound was not perfect, looked like a garage, however content was ON POINT! Thank you for doing what you do. You are an inspiration!
Great tutorial! Love your teaching style and pace. I can't believe how clear and concise your instructions are. Just wondering....is "gentleman" correct?
This is one of the best, if not the best, tutorials I've seen on TH-cam. Thank you so much for providing the shortcuts on the screen while you were applying them.
In 12:26 you adjust the size of the white area of the layer mask. But when I try to use the transform tool on that layer mask, it changes the size of the black portion of the layer mask. Could anyone help me out here
Great series Aaron. Here's a tip. Instead of making a selection of the entire background to use as the initial alignment target, just select Align to: Canvas in the ... (elliptical) drop down menu of the move tool.
I'm a little late watching this, great video! The only problem I'm running into here is when using the newest version of PS I can't find the Font weight anywhere. Not sure if anyone has any tips, thanks in advance if so.
I'm sticking with it every day. This morning I was editing photos and I clicked Photoshop instead of lightroom without realizing it. It's a sign....(evil laugh). Thanks Aaron.
Great video, I learned a lot. However, I couldn't the part to work where you say press to bring up the "Fill" dialogue box; it didn't work for me. (Could be I have a newer version of Photoshop) I found out that I can right-click in the marquee area and access the fill menu. Also, in playing around I found what I think to be a far quicker way to put a background behind text and it is 1. Open picture 2. Insert text 3. Draw marquee 4. Click on the layer BELOW the text (in this case the picture) and then press the "Insert Fill Layer" button - choose black - and that's it
Watching your videos while working on the tutorials makes me feel propelling😊 Your materials are more professional than regular Design Institutions👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 To those who want to be a pro of Photoshop, It must be a pity to skip Aaron's tutorials!
FYI: Vertical alignment is aligning UP-DOWN along a VERTICAL LINE. Horizontal alignment is aligning LEFT-RIGHT along a HORIZONTAL line. You have it backwards. It's not a matter of personal choice or flare, it's a dictionary definition.
great tutorial! A million thanks Aaron!!! the only thing which did not work for me was that I only got 4 different weights to choose from and you seems to have a lot more? why please :0
if you go to the font selection area and click the font you will see "more from Adobe Fonts" in the upper right corner. Follow the link and when you get to the website search for "LATO". The results should have a source for the font. Click the slider to activate it in PhotoShop. It should automatically add these to your font variables.
Hey, great video as always. If you were typing in a paragraph though, would you have to write each line separately. I find it tricky If I just want to copy and paste in a paragraph for example and then manipulate it. (Edit) Ignore that, I have just discovered how to 'convert to paragraph text' :-)
Hi there! For this tutorial we used the LATO font (available with your Adobe subscription). However, some other fonts might not offer the option of "hairline". If you're unable to use the same font, try searching for fonts that naturally have a narrower, thinner appearance. Some font families known for their thin styles include Futura, Akzidenz-Grotesk, and Century Gothic.
Hey there! In the Layers panel, find your text layer. At the bottom of the panel, there's an "fx" icon. Click it and choose "Drop Shadow" from the list. You can also go to the top menu bar, navigate to Layer > Layer Style > Drop Shadow.
Wonderfull! enjoying every lesson. I do have a question... Iff I select all and I align my text it doesn't work properly. The text does move but it jumps to weird places. Let's say i press align to centre, it jumps to the left etc. like i said, I selected all. Are there any extra setting I can adjust? all tips welcome!
if you go to the font selection area and click the font you will see "more from Adobe Fonts" in the upper right corner. Follow the link and when you get to the website search for "LATO". The results should have a source for the font. Click the slider to activate it in PhotoShop. It should automatically add these to your font variables.
Because I know that your tutorials are very good I should like without watching but I forgot because I was so excited ,the problem is that when you finish this one straight away I moved to the next one without leting I like but I came back because I feel so bad to not put at least like to a video that derserve more .
Gosh. I follow along step by step, but my magic wand is picking up the "IQ" at 5:17. I have followed along 5 times now. I'm on the right layer. Any ideas?
Super super late, but I was having the same problem. Making sure that "Sample All Layers" is clicked on the Control Panel (the horizontal panel at the very top) worked for me.
Does anyone know why I would not be able to change the size of my type? The number changes but the type stays the same size. I see the flashing curser, so I know the type is still selected. If I erase all, resize, then retype the change is made. Thanks
The end result of this episode was really professional looking and I can't quite believe that I made something like that.....Thank uu very much
Thanks for this great tutorial, it's way better than the 3 minutes tutorial that's listed first in the search...
Thanks sir. We owe you A LOT for this 30 day tutorial series 🙏
I just have to say THANK YOU! I´ve been wanting to learn Photoshop in a deeper level and all the tutorials that i found were a bit tought to follow. Buy since video 1 i have been able to apply on my photos, some tricks that I have learned here. THANKS
Dude! U r the best. I have learned so much about using photoshop having never used it and have done some awesome projects based on your tutorials. Thanks so very much for all this great info.
Aaron I love your teaching style!
Learning Photoshop without pain and vain. I have learned how really strictly align objects.Thank you!
I never realized how much fun it was to learn Photoshop.
Great for you. It's an absolutely pain in the ass to learn it.
Love this video! Learning so much from you ☺. Thank you so much
Added a little bit of dodge and burn to this lesson. Turned out way better 👍
@@maro4life nice! It's great when you get to add your own touch to the editing!
Thank you for making this video, Really helped.
Been learning from Aaron for years! The days when you taught on soft boxes and modifiers. Sound was not perfect, looked like a garage, however content was ON POINT! Thank you for doing what you do. You are an inspiration!
I watch all your ads because u deserve it🙌
Great tutorial! Love your teaching style and pace. I can't believe how clear and concise your instructions are. Just wondering....is "gentleman" correct?
Thank you!!! It is very informative !
Amazing how some folks just can't avoid catty comments. Kudos to your terrific tutorial series, Aaron.
never knew photoshop could be soo much fun
quarantine things
12:27 I cant seem to adjust my color fill. I can move it around but not change height and width. Any ideas? Would be much appreciated.
Great work. Great presentation. Thanks for making it efficient and yet easy to follow (using my pause button ;-). Stellar!
This is one of the best, if not the best, tutorials I've seen on TH-cam. Thank you so much for providing the shortcuts on the screen while you were applying them.
How can there be a dislike when the video is only 3 minutes old?
You couldn’t have watched the video.
Some people live to hate
It's from the other people doing Photoshop tutorials, because Aaron makes it look so easy! :)
The only possible reason is that we've already talked about 1. Type tool and 2. Alignment but it's a great recapitulation nevertheless! ^^
Probably someone who works at GQ
People who sow evil will also reap evil...
Oh well look, when I typed something on the image, there's NO letters that's popping out! This video is a definite lie.
In 12:26 you adjust the size of the white area of the layer mask. But when I try to use the transform tool on that layer mask, it changes the size of the black portion of the layer mask. Could anyone help me out here
Ctrl + T while correct layer is selected
what's considered best practice to add a layer mask for placing letters behind a subject or to crop the subject and place the letters behind.
Both ways could work. Ultimately, you follow the workflow that works best for you!
I am so glad to have this amazing tutorial for free!! thank god! and thank You Dear Aaron
Thank you for this course, it is getting more and more fun.
Next amazing and interesting tutorial! :D Thank you so much
Once again, great video! I appreciate your clear, concise teaching style, and how you keep things moving along.
thanks for the important information
Great series Aaron. Here's a tip. Instead of making a selection of the entire background to use as the initial alignment target, just select Align to: Canvas in the ... (elliptical) drop down menu of the move tool.
mine doesn't change the font size if the writing is not selected. Any idea why is that happening?
Coolest tutorial
Aaron - you are amazing!!!
I'm a little late watching this, great video! The only problem I'm running into here is when using the newest version of PS I can't find the Font weight anywhere.
Not sure if anyone has any tips, thanks in advance if so.
hey there! if you send us an email to support our team will do their best to guide you!
You are the best.
tysmmm this is really fun
I'm sticking with it every day. This morning I was editing photos and I clicked Photoshop instead of lightroom without realizing it. It's a sign....(evil laugh). Thanks Aaron.
thanks for your tuts..
what was that shift delete in min 11 for? where did u bring the fill window? 😮💨
Hey there! If you send us an email to support our team will do their best to guide you!
Great video, I learned a lot. However, I couldn't the part to work where you say press to bring up the "Fill" dialogue box; it didn't work for me. (Could be I have a newer version of Photoshop) I found out that I can right-click in the marquee area and access the fill menu. Also, in playing around I found what I think to be a far quicker way to put a background behind text and it is
1. Open picture
2. Insert text
3. Draw marquee
4. Click on the layer BELOW the text (in this case the picture) and then press the "Insert Fill Layer" button - choose black - and that's it
also you can use shift+ backspace (if you use windows)
@@NiloofarFaraji Thanks, I do use windows
@@NiloofarFaraji ty for this! I was having the same issue and searching the comments for a solution
whats the name of the font you are using?
Watching your videos while working on the tutorials makes me feel propelling😊
Your materials are more professional than regular Design Institutions👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
To those who want to be a pro of Photoshop, It must be a pity to skip Aaron's tutorials!
Excellent teacher
thanks so much!
Perfect
FYI:
Vertical alignment is aligning UP-DOWN along a VERTICAL LINE.
Horizontal alignment is aligning LEFT-RIGHT along a HORIZONTAL line.
You have it backwards. It's not a matter of personal choice or flare, it's a dictionary definition.
cool story bro
are you ok
Thank you for this
I swear I catch myself smiling a lot in your videos! lol
********PHLEARN IN THE CITY********
A GENTELMAN’S GUIDE TO SPELLING.
😂 How about Gentleman? ✅
I had to do a shift backspace not the shift delete to put the solid color fill in the rectangle box.
Thanks for this...Keep it coming...
thank you man
Love you from India
Thanks millions.
thankss i got a tips for my fotoshop
love the channel 📸
take love my bro
How are you moving the text around??
good, how are you too
😍😍Thank you so much, our wonderful and sympathetic teacher! 👌🏻👌🏻❤️❤️❤️
thank you sir!
Thanks! How do you increase decrease font size when typing? Seems i can only do it when highlighted. Example 10:04
Awesome I love it
great tutorial! A million thanks Aaron!!! the only thing which did not work for me was that I only got 4 different weights to choose from and you seems to have a lot more? why please :0
if you go to the font selection area and click the font you will see "more from Adobe Fonts" in the upper right corner. Follow the link and when you get to the website search for "LATO". The results should have a source for the font. Click the slider to activate it in PhotoShop. It should automatically add these to your font variables.
great. thanks
Hey, great video as always. If you were typing in a paragraph though, would you have to write each line separately. I find it tricky If I just want to copy and paste in a paragraph for example and then manipulate it. (Edit) Ignore that, I have just discovered how to 'convert to paragraph text' :-)
Hi i have a problem I can’t change my font width into hairline like the only options i have are (bold,regular)?
Hi there! For this tutorial we used the LATO font (available with your Adobe subscription). However, some other fonts might not offer the option of "hairline". If you're unable to use the same font, try searching for fonts that naturally have a narrower, thinner appearance. Some font families known for their thin styles include Futura, Akzidenz-Grotesk, and Century Gothic.
@@phlearn Thank you Aaron for everything really!
how to add shadows and an outline for our texts?
Hey there! In the Layers panel, find your text layer. At the bottom of the panel, there's an "fx" icon. Click it and choose "Drop Shadow" from the list. You can also go to the top menu bar, navigate to Layer > Layer Style > Drop Shadow.
More Gold Here. You’ll want to take notes. Aaron Digs Deep.
I need to put text below the picture not on top of it. Is there a way to do that in photoshop?
Put the text layer below the image layer
Loving this series man
Excellent and really informative. Thanks
Also, *gentlemen 😅
Gentleman's
@@photog1529 This copywriter got a few more gray hairs, nevertheless, the gentelman/gentleman knows his stuff - love the instruction.
@@AnandaGarden Won't argue with you there. I learned more in the last few days watching Aaron's videos...knows his stuff, and presents it well.
Love the series Aaron!
WHEN i hit the delete and shift the at the min 12 no thing happen
greatttt ...thnk u
I think this handsome gentleman is the Admirer of the Classics. Cool!
These videos are so helpful! Thank you :)
Nice...!
Wonderfull! enjoying every lesson. I do have a question...
Iff I select all and I align my text it doesn't work properly.
The text does move but it jumps to weird places. Let's say i press align to centre, it jumps to the left etc.
like i said, I selected all.
Are there any extra setting I can adjust? all tips welcome!
M using PS2020 but in my font weight option it only shows Regular sample how to add more weight options ?
if you go to the font selection area and click the font you will see "more from Adobe Fonts" in the upper right corner. Follow the link and when you get to the website search for "LATO". The results should have a source for the font. Click the slider to activate it in PhotoShop. It should automatically add these to your font variables.
Very informative! I'm saving a copy of this video as a reference guide.
thanks
Perfecto...
This serie is really good and well explained
Great Job! Thanks i learned alot !!
I used the shape tool instead of the Rectangular Marquee tool at the bottom. 😮
Thank you so much 👌🖖
Did Aaron actually record the whole series in 1 day?
Nevertheless great informative videos! I love it.
Awesome thanks Bro!!!
I can not seem to change my font weight, can anyone help?
it's been really really helpful..
12:41 how did you do that?
CTRL CLICK
Ctrl + T while correct layer is selected
But how do you import a photo into Photoshop?
GOAT
Because I know that your tutorials are very good I should like without watching but I forgot because I was so excited ,the problem is that when you finish this one straight away I moved to the next one without leting I like but I came back because I feel so bad to not put at least like to a video that derserve more .
Gosh. I follow along step by step, but my magic wand is picking up the "IQ" at 5:17. I have followed along 5 times now. I'm on the right layer. Any ideas?
A bit late, but you're not the only one. Haven't found a solution yet.
Super super late, but I was having the same problem. Making sure that "Sample All Layers" is clicked on the Control Panel (the horizontal panel at the very top) worked for me.
This is really helping Thanks.
Does anyone know why I would not be able to change the size of my type? The number changes but the type stays the same size. I see the flashing curser, so I know the type is still selected. If I erase all, resize, then retype the change is made. Thanks
Why won't my "fill" dialogue box come up when I hit shift +delete?
Figured it out. On a PC the command is "Shift + Backspace".
Didn't work for me? Selected the text as well.
How to you change the size of the text
Im new at prodcut photography and your videos really help me
nice.