Fantastic. I came across Artisan Pro X quite by chance and I intend to buy the plug in. With the help of these tutorials I have now become aware of the depth in terms of functionality of this plug in. Joel is a really good teacher and explains things in very easy, understandable ways. Thank you so much Joel.
I just discovered Joel T. Bought the books and videos and feel like I discovered a treasure chest of infinite worth. Now watching this video and wonder how it is possible that less than 100 have liked this. I am not an architecture photographer--street and landscape are my beat. But always looking for ways to produce depth and artistic impact and I am already seeing how powerful these teachings and the panel are in my work.
Thank you Phillip, happy to hear that. I think the reason there's less than 100 likes is because it's quite a long watch:) People have no patience anymore, and prefer quick filters and fast videos. Nothing wrong with that, but to truly create something unique that stands the test of time, you have to invest time:) Thanks again.
**Edit February 2022: If you have the latest Artisan Pro X 2022 (UXP) panel purchased via the Adobe Marketplace store then the layout has changed. Link to document with how the new presets map to the old ones drive.google.com/file/d/13KD-DGmNL7Cy-OcZZwzSVJftnuIsTkPK/view 1. The video is now broken down into *detailed chapters with timestamps* to easily navigate the video.
I'd love to see a tutorial of how this panel can be applied to black and white portraits. I'd love to learn how to sculpt the human form with light and shadow, with the Artisan panel's assistance.
Joel, I bought the Artisan Pro X panel and I am starting to use it thanks to this tutorial. Thanks for doing this, it has been very helpful. I have two questions. First, do you do any initial adjustments to the color image before proceeding to neutral B&W or do you go SOOC? For example, exposure and contrast enhancement, color correction, spot removal, etc. Second, with regards to your upcoming advanced masking course, is it based on your masking software panel, or do you only need to be proficient in the masking methods available in PS? I look forward to your response
Lew, what I do to the color adjustments before proceeding to B&W is something I explained in the 2nd Webinar (if I remember correctly) but I only do spot removal (if any), a crop and chromatic aberration removal. Contrast enhancement is something I never do when preparing the image, because that's something you can do much better in B&W. The upcoming advanced masking course is not based on my software masking panel, what it is, is described here: www.bwvision.com/advanced-masking-class/ but both classes are already sold out.
@@TylerHealy-u6r If you're on facebook, we've just created a community for Artisan users to post their work. Here's one I did recently in color facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10158828140991387&set=gm.292976585833754
You don't understand the point of what exactly? The video? The panel? The explanation? The things I do? If you comment or want to ask something, please be more specific.
@@tgd2650 Actually, this script is genius! The same applies to the man behind it. The point is doing an artsy BW - of course this is not for everyone, but if you need it, the script has unlimited possibilities.
Fantastic. I came across Artisan Pro X quite by chance and I intend to buy the plug in. With the help of these tutorials I have now become aware of the depth in terms of functionality of this plug in. Joel is a really good teacher and explains things in very easy, understandable ways. Thank you so much Joel.
I just discovered Joel T. Bought the books and videos and feel like I discovered a treasure chest of infinite worth. Now watching this video and wonder how it is possible that less than 100 have liked this. I am not an architecture photographer--street and landscape are my beat. But always looking for ways to produce depth and artistic impact and I am already seeing how powerful these teachings and the panel are in my work.
Thank you Phillip, happy to hear that. I think the reason there's less than 100 likes is because it's quite a long watch:) People have no patience anymore, and prefer quick filters and fast videos. Nothing wrong with that, but to truly create something unique that stands the test of time, you have to invest time:) Thanks again.
This man is a legend.
Thank you, Master Joel Tjintjelaar 👍👍👍👍👍
Amazing tool. Great tutorial Joel!!!
**Edit February 2022: If you have the latest Artisan Pro X 2022 (UXP) panel purchased via the Adobe Marketplace store then the layout has changed. Link to document with how the new presets map to the old ones drive.google.com/file/d/13KD-DGmNL7Cy-OcZZwzSVJftnuIsTkPK/view
1. The video is now broken down into *detailed chapters with timestamps* to easily navigate the video.
Thank you for the you tube video
Thanks Joel.
Thanks Luke
I'd love to see a tutorial of how this panel can be applied to black and white portraits. I'd love to learn how to sculpt the human form with light and shadow, with the Artisan panel's assistance.
Incredible! Thank you
Thank you too Jose.
Dank u Joel vol verlangen naar deel 2
Deel 2 is al beschikbaar voor Artisan gebruikers, via de cloud button in de panel en via de email berichtgeving.
Joel,
I bought the Artisan Pro X panel and I am starting to use it thanks to this tutorial. Thanks for doing this, it has been very helpful. I have two questions. First, do you do any initial adjustments to the color image before proceeding to neutral B&W or do you go SOOC? For example, exposure and contrast enhancement, color correction, spot removal, etc. Second, with regards to your upcoming advanced masking course, is it based on your masking software panel, or do you only need to be proficient in the masking methods available in PS? I look forward to your response
Lew, what I do to the color adjustments before proceeding to B&W is something I explained in the 2nd Webinar (if I remember correctly) but I only do spot removal (if any), a crop and chromatic aberration removal. Contrast enhancement is something I never do when preparing the image, because that's something you can do much better in B&W. The upcoming advanced masking course is not based on my software masking panel, what it is, is described here: www.bwvision.com/advanced-masking-class/ but both classes are already sold out.
Can I use this software for color images?
Yes, of course. If you look at the other recorded webinars, you will see that.
@@JoelTjintjelaar thank you! I will be watching all of them.
@@TylerHealy-u6r If you're on facebook, we've just created a community for Artisan users to post their work. Here's one I did recently in color facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10158828140991387&set=gm.292976585833754
Hey I just see this video today I see this things first time but I just dont understand the point
You don't understand the point of what exactly? The video? The panel? The explanation? The things I do? If you comment or want to ask something, please be more specific.
@@JoelTjintjelaar yo guys trying to make something black and white what is point for it
@@tgd2650 Actually, this script is genius! The same applies to the man behind it.
The point is doing an artsy BW - of course this is not for everyone, but if you need it, the script has unlimited possibilities.