Use THIS for BOLD Eyes in Photoshop!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 เม.ย. 2024
- Download the Gradients + PDF: f64.co/Eye-Grad-DL
No more bland-looking eyes! I'm going to teach you how to use Gradients in Photoshop to make AMAZING eyes.
The eyes are the most important object to get dialed in in portrait and wildlife photography. We ensure we nail the focus on the eye when we are shooting, but why does our focus have to stop in the camera?
I'll show you how to get your viewer sucked right into any portrait or wildlife image using gradients in Photoshop ;)
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:34 Selecting the Iris
01:24 Adding the Gradient
02:51 The Mask & the Blend Mode
04:25 Refining the Gradient
06:14 Saving Gradients
07:00 Editing the second eye
08:10 Making it look natural
09:14 Wildlife Eyes
11:59 Closing Thoughts
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The has to be the most impactful photography tip I have seen in a while. Thank you
You are awesome! So far you have shown me tips in Photoshop that no one else is sharing. Thank you !
Happy to hear that! That's what I aim to do :)
A most helpful lesson. Thanks Blake.
WOW!!!!!! This works BRILLIANTLY AND EASILY!!!! Download and install a cinch!!!! Applied to cat's eyes and terrific!!!!! MANY THANKS!!!
Awesome! I love your enthusiasm :)
Pretty clever that. I'd love to see some comparison examples of the difference between opacity and fill.
Thanks, bro! In this case because of the blend mode, it's one of the eight special blend modes that requires fill, opacity by itself just lessens the effect but doesn't change how the blend mode interacts with the lower layers.
So for these blend modes fill is the first thing to go for, then when you've dialed in how you want it to interact with the layer use opacity to reduce the intensity of the effect.
Mine eyes have seen the glory....! Great tutorial Blake!
Glad you liked it! :)
oh great tutorial and thanks for the stuff given
Glad you liked it!
So much better than simply dodging and burning. Thank you Blake!
Much more control! Absolutely!
Genius. Your knowledge reflects in every word. Each word is important. Thank you!
Wow, thank you!
Nicely done
Thanks 😁
Very cool, Blake - thanks a ton,, and for your eye gradients too! Much appreciated! 👍🏻
Glad you like it
As always, a great presentation of an innovative method. Thanks.
Thank you 😁 I appreciate it!
Wonderful technique. Thanks for the gradients and pdf. I will certainly give them a go. Thanks again.
Perfect! My pleasure! Let me know how they work out for you.
That is.... AWESOME Blake!!!!!!!
Many many tnx for it!!!!!
😁 glad you like it!
Wow! This will be our new 'go to' for the eyes. Thank you for sharing.
Woohoo! I love it 😁
Amazing video and appreciate the PDF and gradients!👍🏼
My pleasure 😁 glad you like it.
Many thanks for this. A far easier and effective method than I have been using.
My pleasure! Glad it helped make things easier 😁
Thanks I am using your gradients on every Portrait image I retouch, really adds alot to the final image!!!
Great to hear! I love it :)
FANTASTIC VIDEO!!!!
THAAAANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!!!
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
My sincere pleasure :) thanks for watching!
Always great stuff!! Thanks man!!
Awesome as always, thanks Blake
My pleasure!
I hav seen the light, thnk you very much
Excelente tutorial, como sempre.
Great Tutorial, very useful, and so much more than just lightening the eye. Thank you Blake.
Knowledge so good.
Another great and very informative tutorial! Very much appreciated! You're awesome Blake! Thank you for the free gradients as well! God bless and good luck!
TOP 👌🏻 Thank you very much!!!
My pleasure. Thanks for watching 😁
Fantastic 👍 Thank you so much 🙏
My pleasure!
Thanks Blake.
You bet!
Great tutorial...........Thank You Sir.....
My pleasure 😁 have a great day.
Great job, very useful thanks a lot !
Great video! Excellent explanation
Glad you enjoyed it!
Blake, Thank you!!!
My pleasure 😁
@@f64Academy Don't forget about the Home Improvement/Tool Time theme for your next Christmas photo shoot with your family. When you showed the image of your wife I thought about your themes for Christmas. I remember saying the Tool Time theme just might fit with your family. I love your tutorials and making PS easy for us to learn. You just about got me convinced about "blend if" instead of luminosity masks.
@@pattymattes7124 that's a good one! We'll have to think about that one 😁
Great tips, thank you
Thank you very much for sharing Blake. The Power of Gradient Maps and Blending Modes open us a lot of freedom to play with colors and depths. Using this wonderful technique, I am just wondering if Blend If could also fine tune the colors as being natural..I am defenitely going to play with. Amazing ideas you have all the time and from you any of us still have something to learn. Thank you again.
Yes, I will routinely throw in there to protect the pupil if it gets too dark. Also this isn't the gradient map, that will give you a different effect altogether. This is just a regular gradient. Thanks for watching and bringing other ideas to the table 😁
@@f64Academy ❤ Thank you for your comments Blake, and by the way I have never missed any of your tutorials since May 2020, after the first Virtual Photoshop Summit. You are in my opinion one of the greatest assets for the Ps Community and an amazing person.
@@CatalinGulan wow! Thank you so much. I'm honored 😁 you just made my day.
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seems alot easier to do in lightroom now with the new masking tools
Not necessarily. That is a place for sure, but you won't have access to blend modes which really help make a lot of the effect.
What am I missing Blake? As soon as I select the object selection tool it make a selection for the whole of the subject, then I cannot select just the eye?
Turn the object finder off, it's the thing that makes everything pink that it knows it's an object for it to select. I didn't know the exact nomenclature, I'm not looking at PS this second. But it's a setting in the toolbar, make your settings mimic mine. Then you should be good.
You don't need to turn it off, just do the selection with the lasso tool on top of what photoshop identifies as the subject. Unless you select the subject it won't commit the change, so you're free to define your own selection with the lasso tool.
The Mailchimp link to Blake's Brilliant Blender Brushes on your websites is now dead. If you're able to resurrect it, please let me know. I would like to try your linear light blend mode technique. Thank you and have a nice day.