Simple Dodge & Burn in Photoshop
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 มิ.ย. 2024
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Today we show you how to use Curves to quickly dodge and burn any photo in Photoshop. Follow along as Aaron shares a simple method to brighten the highlights and darken the shadows of any image, adding more dimension and drawing more attention to your subject.
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Usually, I see this type of video, and it is either ridiculously difficult or overly simplistic. This clip taught me something valuable. Simple without being simplistic. Thank you for the most instructive three minutes and fifty seconds ever! Highlt recommended!
This channel is awesome. I'm in the middle of retouching an image and needed to get some quick information about dodge & burn. Here it is quick, thorough, and perfect. Thank you Phlearn.
I'm currently working for a degree in animation & motion graphics. I'm taking a digital photography course this term and I have been watching your videos instead of the lectures provided by my professor to learn techniques. You have such a warm and approachable presentation in all of your videos and they are so engaging and easy to follow! You are a natural teacher and I am so grateful to have found this channel. Keep up the excellent work!
Best video I’ve watched on how best to dodge and burn - you’ve nicely simplified things and it’s non destructible
Awesome job thank you.Perfectly explained. I now use Vibrance and tool and Selective Colour with this exact same technique. The Brush tool is activated using B key on your keyboard and the brush can be made smaller/bigger using the square bracket keys on the keyboard.
Omg... this just changed my life. Love the ease and simplicity! Thank you so much!!!!!!!!
Wow, short, to the point AND useful=A keeper
Aaron is the best!
Great trick. Thank you. Could you elaborate on how the apply image thing works?
Aaron, you are undoubtedly the best photoshop teacher !! Thanks for the amazing videos you keep posting. There is always something new to learn!
phlearn teaches the way I wish my instructors taught when I was in graphic design and web design back in the day. I'm getting back into photoshop after a long stint errr, it has been a while. I do think that all the tutorials should be grouped but none the less these are fantastic and the teaching style is the best I've come across. God Bless
You have hands down the best tutorials on youtube i have ever watched. Thx and keep up the great work Aaron!
Awesome technique! Thank you for sharing..
Dude, I love this. So simple yet pretty powerful.
Nice, slow and detailed. I was able to write down all my notes, edit your sample image and two of mine in under four minutes .... even had time for a coffee. Great work Aaron
Happy New Year Phlearn!! I've been all over your videos learning and overcoming my fears with editing in Photoshop.
thanks Phlearn man :)
Much appreciated man, keep the tutorial coming ~
Thank you for making it look so simple. Its such a talent to teach and you are great at it.!!
Happy New Year PHlearn
Thank you for all your work.
Phlearn is Phrickin’ Phantastic!
Nice short and helpful guide. I love your guides since they 're still helping me improve my skills in graphic arts. You were there in my first steps and still going ;)
You're like my favorite Photoshop guy. I can really tell your heart is in it, I love that!
Dude. This is gold. Pure gold. Thank you!
Very CLEAR and to the point. Thank you!
Love the way you out these tutorials so simple!!! Cheers
Thank you so much for this awesome tutorial. Happy New Year!!!
can't wait for doing it
Such a simple but very effective technique
Great lesson. Thanks for posting!!
I'm posting this comment halfway through the video and I can say I definitely appreciate this video, thanks for helping me in all of my photoshop projects!
Edit: I have now watched the video and I love how the two tools combined create a virtual spotlight, once again your an absolute legend Aaron.
love your videos!Easy to understand and follow along.Thank you Mr. Phlearn:)
Hey Aron! Happy new year. Your content is really amazing.
You really are an amazing teacher. Thank you so much! *From San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Dodge and burn tools are very useful and I like using them a lot for my designs on my TH-cam videos.
Another great video by Phlearn!! Happy new year everyone!! 🌟🥳 😁
I really love your way
Amzing lesson. I made my notes. Great. Thank you
simple instructions. love it
I really appreciate this. Thanks, mate
Muchas gracias!
very nice as always. Really like your videos.
Just by saying phlearn you later am now hooked to this channel
Yes Newyear with a phlearn tutorial.
Come on Release a Showreel like Phlearn Showcase or something.
thanks. You rock !
Really useful. Thank you!
BOOM!!! This technique is way better than the actual Dodge and Burn tools. Thank you!
Thank you for this photoshop trick
very simple to follow. Thanks a lot
Best Photoshop teacher in The world 😄👏👍
Happy New Year PHlearn 🥳
Thanks for this. I haven't thought about using Apply Image on a mask like that before. I think I would have defaulted to using the Blend-If sliders, since those would allow me to refine how much of the shadows/highlights to ignore a little better.
Thank you !
Brilliant! Thanks
Easy and simple. ..thanks
Happy new year
Thanks!
Sir your are awesome love watching your videos and improving my skills just because of you love from Pakistan
Thanks for this nice method!
Ty so much
Eres una MAKINA tio , thanks 👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you very much..
Per usual concise and to the point! I'm seriously considering just going ahead and subscribing to your classes!
Thank you! We recommend it :)
Thank you for the best tips ever Aaron :-)
Yaaa, m seeing this toooooooooo late........., but this is THE BEST video on 'dodge and burn', you explained it so nice and simple .......thanks Aaron
Thanks for watching!
Love this new technique! A lot easier and funny
Cool ffect and never thought about doing dodge and burn like this
I gave this a try but did not notice much of a difference in the photo, maybe it was something I did. Thanks for the tutorial.
Thank you :)
wow supper method! thanks a lot
thank you for this
an awesome way for dodging and burning
Very interesting technique. I using a similar d&b but without applying the image in the masks. Thank you very much :)
thank you so much omg
So much better then when I use the gradient tool in Lightroom.
Superb!!
Hello. That very cool. I wonder if I could do something like that in my photo editor. Thanks
May I ask what graphics tablet you are using and if you find it a good product?
Now i know, thank's ! :)
thanks, finally i know dodging and burning!
Ty
Thank you for the video, however I don't understand why you had to use the 'Apply Image' options to the photo. How does that help, could you pls explain? Thanks.
very good video
You can take this a step further by using the UnderLying Layer slider and blending in the adjustments.
Wow....
This one made me subscribe. Perfectly explained!
you the best
Hi Haron! , do you use wacom med or small tablet? Say hello from Costa Rica!,
So everything was good till I wanted to paint... mmm after changing from white to black I just had my moving tool active, which tool do you use to paint for this specific action? Thanks great videos man keep it up.
This video is so brief, it's not clear to us what the Apply Image is doing. Is it only applying the dodge curve to the lighter areas and the burn curve to the darker areas? How is that threshold determined?
I guess this is okay for global dodges and burns, but not so useful when you want to apply variations to localized areas. How would that be done?
As Always Great Vid, but I Prefer the High Pass Dodge & Burn method😛
wow
Can you use this technique just on the face to boost highlights?
Quick question, would it have been easier to use vignette for burn?
I like that idea very much, Aaron.
However, the "Apply Image" is destructive to the mask, meaning that if you need to modify your dodge and burn masks after you have "applied" the image, you would get irregularities in the mask.
I tried your technique, but instead of applying the image to the mask I used a "Blend If" for the curves adjustment layer. When I spread the black (or the white) cursor for the underlying image across the entire spectrum, I seem to get a very similar results, albeit without overwriting the mask.
What's a blend if
@@chiditv4617 blend if applies the mask as a function of the underlying image brightness. This allows you to modify the dodging and burning region after the fact. Here is another excellent video by Aaron on the topic: th-cam.com/video/3GKDBXrpV8s/w-d-xo.html
If you apply image to a mask of a group which contains only that particular curve ?
@@EricRaeber Btw you have 49 subs & a tick. How is that possible?!😮
@@jacklamkang yup 🤧
cool
good
How does that differ from processing the RAW image and doing only highlights or blacks (or similar) etc. ?
I’ve been using Photoshop since 1995 and still get tons of great tips and techniques from these videos. Thanks for making such great stuff!
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