Once again, a vid where the photo seems perfect at the beginning, and then Aaron shows me how much farther it can be taken. Love Phlearn! Thanks for all you do!
My technique I learned while taking print classes, is to change the image to CMYK (you need the black channel to make effective color corrections), never color correct in RGB. Bring up your info pallet (change to CMYK), Curves pallet next CMYK, use the eye dropper. I would start on the magenta in the image. Click on that magenta cast, you will see a dot show up on the curves line grab that with your cursor and move the line up or down, and you can see the percentage of what you are doing in the info pallet and visually in the image. Anyway, I’m not at my computer, so I can’t really be accurate at what I’m saying. This is all from memory in photoshop CS6. I might try and make a video on the proper way to color correct an image soon. But basically similar to your instructor in this video. Everyone have their own techniques. As we all know, in photoshop there are numerous ways to achieve the same results.
Hi Aaron, I have just discovered your videos, they are fantastic, thanks for sharing your knowledge! I love how when I click on different videos you have a completely different look haha. Your videos inspire me to want to learn more, so thank you again. 😁
When do you know when to use a levels adjustment vs color balance adjustment vs curves adjustments, vs color overlays, etc when trying to adjust color and lighting? It seems they all pretty much do the same thing with the correct settings selected. Is there a method to the madness or does it matter at all which method you choose?
This is such a great tutorial. Just like all your others!! Man I love Phlearn so much!! Why isn't this on the webpage though? How about a video on "tips to decide where to take an image"? This is my biggest issue. Much love from Australia
It´s all really cool and looks great, and very useful, but I still don't understand - if from the beginning the main problem was the white balance - why don't we just start from changing it instead of adding a pile of layers? And only when the white balance looks good, improve whatever else can be improved?
***** Welcome. And not one that I can really think of because you guys always produce the most important topics that seems to run through my mind. Uuummm...Maybe light painting a model and composite everything together in Photoshop.
Hi can you add the link to the photoshop 101 lessons you mentioned at the end of the video so I can find where to go on your website to get that page directly. Love your stuff
Great stuff! A question as regards making the yellow in the dress pop using the Hue/Saturation adjustment layer - any reason why you did not use the tool that looks like a pointing finger and just drag with it on the yellow of the dress? Perhaps you just prefer doing it a slightly different way.
Can you make a tutorial about party pac cause it's on 21 April and i think it's cool, interesting and fun ; As a stylish image that speaks of family celebrations Thanks you very much ***** you help me a lot i wish i can help you by this idea :D
Very good tutorial. However, when you desaturated the model's face, I feel as though you could extend that desaturation out to her arms as well. In the final image, the face looks a bit out of place to the rest of the picture because it doesn't seem to have a "pick up point". Either way, I'll definitely use some of the stuff you've taught here. Great work!
Can you do a tutorial on how to convert between different color profiles after the image has been edited? Sometimes, certain websites only accepts sRGB and they will turn images that are AdobeRGB into weird tones. Thanks!
hello my friend im from colombia and i have a question, why some photos like yours looks in the dark tones soften and not too contrast, and my photos is too blacks and contrasted , i use an nikon d7000 an a 50 mm lens
I understand those colors were more your style, Aaron and I think you are the man when it comes to PS but I was NOT jonesin on your final rendition of the image at all (colorwise). I prefer the original, even with the different skin tones. Or at least mask in the new skin tones. But thanks for all the great videos and education, Aaron. You are tha man! :)
Hi sir I just want to say that u r awesome. can you please show that how u setting up your Canon camera ( picture styles etc ) for photographing a wedding couple in natural light or in outdoor to get a nice skin tone
I’m very new to photoshop and considering getting it. Which one are you using as I’ve seen elements, cc? Or what’s the difference between the two? Thanks!
at 5:30 the box in the curves layer goes from white to black -- I have watched 5 times and I still can't figure out what is happening there??? please explain! thank you!
+Ashley Menchaca He explains in the video. Hit "Command + I" and it inverts the layer mask. That makes everything invisible on that layer. You can then use the Brush tool to paint white over the sections you want that effect to show up on.
Im trying to follow the steps... i lost in 5:34, when u say command + i... i dont know what happen. haha im a windows 7 user. so its hard for me to follow with your keyboard shortcuts. anyone who could help me... ill appreciate it. Thanks. :)
u have to click on the mask. with this shorcut u invert things. so u go from white to black on the mask. on a pc ist ctrl/strg +i. in short u make the mask invisible.
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Blend if is such a powerful Feature. Like it!
No, I like you're topic choice! Go on like you did the last months...
Once again, a vid where the photo seems perfect at the beginning, and then Aaron shows me how much farther it can be taken. Love Phlearn! Thanks for all you do!
Love your enthousiasm, fast speech and can do spirit!
I never get boring watching you sir. Keep it up
PHLEARN. YOU ROCK!! Love the videos.
Phlearn is the reason i`ve been suffering insomnia. Great job on all of the tutorials!
Awesome job, as usual, Aaron. Thanks!
I never realized how Photoshop is like painting! I'm brand new into photography and this is amazing. Thanks so much, I learned a lot.
Awesome as always, by the way I loved your "new" beard.
All your tuts are amazing and you've helped me come a really long way! :)
Amazing tutorial , as always ! An perfectly timed !
***** IF I USED THE GRADIENT TO MAKE LIGHT ALL OF MY IMAGE FILLED WITH WHITE... CAN U HELP ME AARON...
Can't believe I'm a fan this guy is good. Thanks Aaron
Congratulations Aaron, You are the best tutor...thanks for this video It's really amazing!!
Instagram filters could never accomplish the stylizing done to this picture. I think it looks great!
Really i love the way you explain things, i feel lucky when i watch your vids. Thank you for sharing
This gave me one of those eye opening moments. Awesome video.
Love all the post production techniques!!! Can always learn new things from Phlearn!
Loving your channel! keep up the great work Aaron! you are hilarious and uber knowledgeable !
My technique I learned while taking print classes, is to change the image to CMYK (you need the black channel to make effective color corrections), never color correct in RGB. Bring up your info pallet (change to CMYK), Curves pallet next CMYK, use the eye dropper. I would start on the magenta in the image. Click on that magenta cast, you will see a dot show up on the curves line grab that with your cursor and move the line up or down, and you can see the percentage of what you are doing in the info pallet and visually in the image. Anyway, I’m not at my computer, so I can’t really be accurate at what I’m saying. This is all from memory in photoshop CS6. I might try and make a video on the proper way to color correct an image soon. But basically similar to your instructor in this video. Everyone have their own techniques. As we all know, in photoshop there are numerous ways to achieve the same results.
Nice tutorial... Thanks you for the knowledge.
You are awesome Aaron !!! Thanks for this great tutorial is very helpful!!!
great quality video, great tips, many thanks
This was great! Have been searching for a way to add warm tones to my portrait photos and this was made to look so easy! Thanks heaps :)
Thanks, great tutorial!
If I could clicked that like button 100 times more I would. GREAT TUTORIAL
jameel hallim lol this is so true
Awesome!
Thank you, this tutorial is great!
Hi Aaron, I have just discovered your videos, they are fantastic, thanks for sharing your knowledge! I love how when I click on different videos you have a completely different look haha.
Your videos inspire me to want to learn more, so thank you again. 😁
Luv you! Great always!
Nice tutorial sir.
Gonna try later.
Great job, loved the after effect!
Simple et efficace, merci.
easy and useful. thanks a lot!
Thanks Aaron!
And you can do it in 10 min. Fast & Easy. Thank you so much for this video.
You really help us in a lot of things about Ps.
Congrats from spain.
Great sharing, thanks!
very nice work. thanks
its amaizing! big thank!!!
Great tutorial
You remind me of wolverine . Awesome looks !
brilliant and I learned so much from this video
awesome stuff !!
great tutorial...love it.....i just wanna ask about how to make light with gradient tool which you've made in this tutorial.....thx....
Thanks, that's what I was asking for. )
Fan here! Great job sir.
it's brilliant!
When do you know when to use a levels adjustment vs color balance adjustment vs curves adjustments, vs color overlays, etc when trying to adjust color and lighting? It seems they all pretty much do the same thing with the correct settings selected. Is there a method to the madness or does it matter at all which method you choose?
I will be never be good like you but I will still Idolize you. You're great. :)
You make it look so easy .. sigh .. nice work.
Thank you for sharing...
Thank you so much!
超讚的影像處理大師，佩服不已，讚讚讚！^^
Thanks for this great tutorial
Great work, what software did you use to make the Tutorials, Maybe a lesson on that would be great.
I really want to learn about color correction in histogram. The general color correction. In your website you do any courses about this?
nice tutorial bro what size of computer are you using
and what model of waco pen
This is such a great tutorial. Just like all your others!! Man I love Phlearn so much!! Why isn't this on the webpage though? How about a video on "tips to decide where to take an image"? This is my biggest issue. Much love from Australia
Just realised that may have sounded stupid. by "take" I mean what direction to go with your editing once you've got your raw files.
Good video thanks
thanks master...
very awesome.
It´s all really cool and looks great, and very useful, but I still don't understand - if from the beginning the main problem was the white balance - why don't we just start from changing it instead of adding a pile of layers? And only when the white balance looks good, improve whatever else can be improved?
Great Tutorial and Awesome Phlearn Beard!
#PhlearnBeard
*****
Welcome.
And not one that I can really think of because you guys always produce the most important topics that seems to run through my mind. Uuummm...Maybe light painting a model and composite everything together in Photoshop.
Hi can you add the link to the photoshop 101 lessons you mentioned at the end of the video so I can find where to go on your website to get that page directly. Love your stuff
Great stuff! A question as regards making the yellow in the dress pop using the Hue/Saturation adjustment layer - any reason why you did not use the tool that looks like a pointing finger and just drag with it on the yellow of the dress? Perhaps you just prefer doing it a slightly different way.
Pretty cool,
excellent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Awesome. :) I love this guy.
Nice tutorial... Thanks you very much +Aaron Nace
Can you make a tutorial about party pac cause it's on 21 April and i think it's cool, interesting and fun ; As a stylish image that speaks of family celebrations
Thanks you very much ***** you help me a lot i wish i can help you by this idea :D
Very good tutorial. However, when you desaturated the model's face, I feel as though you could extend that desaturation out to her arms as well. In the final image, the face looks a bit out of place to the rest of the picture because it doesn't seem to have a "pick up point".
Either way, I'll definitely use some of the stuff you've taught here. Great work!
I love you!!!
So thank you for your tutorial. It's so good and useful.
But, How I can download your stock to try? :)
Thanks
Hey Aaron, I just want to know how to know that skin is too saturated and desaturated ? Sorry for my bad English.
you are a genius!
This is so beautiful tasty and artistic! I wish I could know how to make the same in adobe premiere!
do you have any tuturiols for Adobe Photoshop 13
BAMF. Thanks!
Anyone know what chunk of glass was used to take this picture? Look like a fast 28mm or something?
Can you do a tutorial on how to convert between different color profiles after the image has been edited? Sometimes, certain websites only accepts sRGB and they will turn images that are AdobeRGB into weird tones. Thanks!
hello my friend im from colombia and i have a question, why some photos like yours looks in the dark tones soften and not too contrast, and my photos is too blacks and contrasted , i use an nikon d7000 an a 50 mm lens
I understand those colors were more your style, Aaron and I think you are the man when it comes to PS but I was NOT jonesin on your final rendition of the image at all (colorwise). I prefer the original, even with the different skin tones. Or at least mask in the new skin tones.
But thanks for all the great videos and education, Aaron. You are tha man! :)
No blooper, bah humbug. Thanks for the video!
Hi Great show . Could please tell me what your background music is
you're great
what photoshop is used in these videos?
you rule aaron nace.
wow he made that image come alive!! just wondering.. do they have a "tops" episode?
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Hi sir
I just want to say that u r awesome.
can you please show that how u setting up your Canon camera ( picture styles etc ) for photographing a wedding couple in natural light or in outdoor to get a nice skin tone
I’m very new to photoshop and considering getting it. Which one are you using as I’ve seen elements, cc? Or what’s the difference between the two? Thanks!
We use Adobe Photoshop CC. Elements is a very tamed down version of Photoshop cc that does not have have nearly as in depth editing capabilities.
PHLEARN thank you! Guess it’s the cc version.
Awesome
yeahh thank you dear Aaron
hello Bro .. do u have tutorial Cinema 4D or not ? i really like your teach so much because u make lesson easy understand ...
I'm getting lost when you grab your color. You say to hit B for brush but I notice it goes to the eye dropper tool where you grab. Can you clarify?
Dustin Johnson when you are in the Brush Tool (B) you can sample colors by pressing and holding "alt", thats why you see the eyedropper tool
if i don't have twitter how else i can contact you with questions?
at 5:30 the box in the curves layer goes from white to black -- I have watched 5 times and I still can't figure out what is happening there??? please explain! thank you!
+Ashley Menchaca He explains in the video. Hit "Command + I" and it inverts the layer mask. That makes everything invisible on that layer. You can then use the Brush tool to paint white over the sections you want that effect to show up on.
how do you remove too much shine on skin
hey mr phlearn... i really admire your skill.. wish i could be a great photographer like you... can you please give me an inspiring reply? ^^
How to do colour correction and colour balance in a photo?
How to caliberate colors in monitor with printer, Photos printed in printer very different what we see in monitor
Even though it's nice to see how you can do it in Photoshop, I feel like this all could be done in Lightroom 5 way more easily and more intuitively...
Agreed.
Im trying to follow the steps... i lost in 5:34, when u say command + i... i dont know what happen. haha im a windows 7 user. so its hard for me to follow with your keyboard shortcuts. anyone who could help me... ill appreciate it. Thanks. :)
u have to click on the mask. with this shorcut u invert things. so u go from white to black on the mask. on a pc ist ctrl/strg +i. in short u make the mask invisible.
omg... it worked! Thank u sooooo muccch. now i can move on. hehe
***** you need to photoshop your beard in the next tutorial ;)