5 Ways Blend If in Photoshop Will Blow Your Mind!
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One of the big new updates in the upcoming Zone Systems Course is the use of "Blend If" options. These are stuck in the Layer Styles of any layer and are quite possibly the most powerful tools in Photoshop.
In this free tutorial I will show you just how powerful they can be when combined with techniques you already use in your workflow. One of the creative ways you can use Blend If is in the photo texturing process.
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Blake being witty with a cool sense of humor, being extremely articulate and clear in your tutorial should suffice, but you are (in my opinion) a true gem among the sea of experts. Each one of your tutorials is superb! Thank you.
Wow! Thank you so much 😁 man that means so much to me!
Seven year old video yet learned more about BlendIf than the videos available today.
Dang right!
Excellent video - I've watched lots of TH-cam tutorials but this one added a load of interesting and useful techniques to my arsenal in a clear and easily understood way. Thanks!
you're a blend if God. Learned so much
😁 thanks, but I'm totally mortal 🤣🤣🤣
Génial !!! Thank you for this tutoriel. Never thought this option could do such transformation !
Thank you so much. Quite possibly the best explanation on blend if - a subject that has eluded me since it was first introduced.
Very helpful tutorial. I'm going to watch all your blend if videos. Recently I am working on coloring old black and white photos (I do have a pile of old family photographs I want to have colored) and find blend if very useful, since both hue and saturation change with varying degrees of brightness, especially on human skin. Thank you very much.
This is really a gem. Thank you, sir. It's like you've unlocked the mystery of Photoshop.
You are amazing of showing these techniques, I've learned so much.
Many thanks.
Thanks so much! I really appreciate your feedback!
Great explanation of a truly useful technique.
Thank you!
Great tutorial. Simple yet very effective
really great video. Thanks so much for this.
Hi Thank you very much for sharing such wonderful and useful techniques.
Thanks for the video. Shows how useful Blend If is.
One of the best blend IF Video. Thank you for this 5 Gems !!!
:) you are welcome!
pretty simple but effective - thanks Stanley!
Thank you, really appreciate your sharing this amazing information!
More than nice tips. Specially the "vignettes", simply whouwwwww. Awesome. THANKS to sharing it.
Simply amazing even the voice is a joy to listen to.
Thank very much for sharing these tips!!
thank you very much...,you really blow out my mind... why i did not know all this before?...great teaching..and thank you for video and textures....
OORVOKKI :) Thanks for the awesome feedback and for watching! You will get it all one day, it just clicks and boom, you have it all!
I appreciate every single second of the tutorial :)
very helpful. i like your pace not too fast, & your speech is very clear. this tutorial really worked. thanks. :)
Awesome, never know these methods, loved this video. Thanks a lot
I love this video.thank you
Nice. Explanation of usage was unique. Will have to try in the ways you've described. Thank you for your unselfish sharing of info . . . for free!!!
Very informative video.
Thank you for sharing this great technique.
I reeeaallly liked the vignette part. I'll be using that in future work instead of the regular now boring vignette I usually use
Wow, these are quite interesting techniques, thanks for sharing! :)
Pretty great especially enjoyed the BlendIf info for vignettes and textures. Thank you! :)))
Thank you.
Truly useful tutorial. Many thanks.
Always my pleasure!
great video. Especially loved the Texturing using "normal" blend layer
wow.. wonderful tutorial.. thanks for sharing
Really nice tut. love Blend if.
This is an amazing tutorial. Please keep them coming up and inspiring us!
Will do!
Excellent. An often forgotten yet powerful tool to use.
Great tutorial. Thank you.
Thank you sir! Very informative
Another great tutorial! Thank you!!
Thanks for watching!
+f64 This is great, however there's a lot of ground covered. I hope I can remember it all.
I've got the download started from your site. I'll subscribe to get your bleeps on new tutorials. You are one of two I'm willing to subscribe to. You speak well, but you cover a lot of ground. That makes it difficult to remember all these things (I'm old and forgetful).
I've learned a lot here. I'll go over it again and again if need be! This is way cool of you to offer these tuts.
Thanks heaps! You're a great guy!
Your videos are insane!!! I learn so much. A HUGE thank you!
:) Thanks!
WOW! thank you very much.
Genius! really interesting, like this alot
I divide history into to parts, before Blend If, and after Blend If. It’s one amazing tool that I am using more and more in my workflow.,
I love this! May I quote you on this for a presentation I am doing, that line: I divide history into to parts, before Blend If, and after Blend If is perfect. It describes my workflow history 100%!
Thank you f64!
I enjoy your videos, thank you!!!
Thanks alot. Great work :)
Thank you!
Thank Q sir, wonderful
As usual a great video and great technique.
Very professional tutorial.. Thanks
Very good information on blend if. Thanks! I'll be looking at more of your videos.
Awesome! Thanks!
excellent, thank you
Every time I see this I want to like it....a big thank you
Thanks, I do appreciate it!
Great tutorial!
awesome vignette tip- for noise reduction on shadows- a luminosity mask will work too- making selections just in darks. or midtones or whatever tones you wish- I have an action for luminosity masks- so it's just a quick click to select darks, then run aggressive noise reduction on it- you can quickly control or increase the tones it covers by clicking "alt/L" key and adventist the slider- to increase or decrease tonal range- just another way to quickly apply noise reduction or sharpen to specific tones- Your saturation tip is great too- one of the best I've seen-
Excellent!
Mind Blowing
The vignette tips was gold 😘
Awesome! Glad you liked it!
very important video... thank you
Superb video, thanks for sharing this, cheers.
My pleasure, thank you for watching!
great chanel! thx a lot keep going on.
I have used this when adding "grain" tp mono images. Protect all but middle tone when grain shop most.
Really great explanation of a truly useful set of techniques - controllable and creative.
Thank you!
Lucas Pitcher Thanks for the feedback. You are welcome, it was truly my pleasure!
Great Info Blake once again! Love your stuff.
Stanley Fry Thanks for the feedback! I appreciate the continual support more than you can imagine!
very well done. thank you.
Thanks, I do appreciate it!
thanks!!!
Oh my gosh! I had no idea this existed and what a great tool!! Loved the videos and you explained everything in a way that I can understand it! Thank you! BTW, what is If?
Amazing
Superb!
great job. it is very helpful . keep it up
Nice!! Thank you!
You are welcome!
as always, great info Sir!
Jay Downey Thanks Jay!
Fantastic tutorial.
Thank you very much.
Amazing n thank you :))
A+++. Great info.
thank 's very good teaching
I appreciate it!
NICE JOB
excellent tips I might say
Thanks so much!
That´s really an eye opener!
Glad you got some good intel out of it.
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Thanks Blake! i will try these techniques, i can see the vignette being a useful addition to my workflow, it has always bothered me that they were quite obvious.
lets go Ravens! :p
Chiefs 2020 two time champs 😁
Excellent video !! :-) thank you so much !! JF :-)
Thanks!
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I'm hooked on Blend If...
You are the best teacher
Thank you, +Azham Shah Abdullah I do appreciate that.
JUST AWESOME. The most strange thing: I don't know how this video came to me.
Really really useful. Thanks a lot!
Thanks for checking it out! really glad you liked it. Your enthusiasm is infectious :-)
great easy to follow instructions big thumbs up from me
Awesome! Thanks for watching :)
It's one of the best tutorials I could find in Internet.. Awesome tutorial Blake..Your Each and every tutorial helps a lot in many ways.. Thanks for the beautiful tutorial.. I have a request to you Blake.. Please do a extensive tutorial on Blending Mode.. Really looking forward to your Blending mode tutorial..
Excellent topic. I will explore that for you and put a tutorial together soon! Thanks for the suggestion and feedback!
+EverydayHDR thank you 😊
Sir. You can do the same with a frequency seperation layer. Messing with the opacity of the tone/colour layer gives the same for a few things
Nice photo of Kansas City, Mo.
Thanks, I ♥ my city!
You've got a new subscriber!
+2v1l woot!
Simple and effective.. Don't forget... 'protection ;)
Ha ha, I see what you did there!
Wonderful techniques. I would like to ask a question about #5, Texturing Photos, specially the last part where a texture is added and use Blend If in NORMAL MODE. Very interesting! But I have tried it with out splitting apart the small black and white icons on Underlying Layer to maintain the raw aspect not the smooth suggested in the video. It works wonderfully but, BUT, when I make a stamp layer or flatten the layers you get a different result!!! It was such a surprise to me that I started making experiments with flattening and I also discovered that if you have a document with just two layers , the top layer being on Dissolve Mode, when you flatten you loose the effect also! Some on who can give me a hint? Is therr a solution to this?
thanks ..wheres the link to download some tools ☺thank you...
3:51 You can press in H and move
Very helpful and interesting. It works amost like a mask, isn't It?
+JOSÉ DÁRIO LEANDRO kind of like a mask. However you can still mask and have the best of both worlds :-)
+JOSÉ DÁRIO LEANDRO kind of like a mask. However you can still mask and have the best of both worlds :-)
Cool! Thanks
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W00T! Kansas City in image 2.
***** KC baby! I am about 20 miles North of the city :)
EverydayHDR Wow, small world! So... copter shot I assume? Knowing the area, I don't think there is a high vantage point to capture this angle.
***** Yes, I contacted the Memorial and asked them if I could fly at sunrise. They were very cool about it.
Thank you! I was just about to ask which city this is.
I learned something new AGAIN today………. :-)
Sweet! My job is done 😁
i clicked on hi pass and it became grey as said..but when i apply liner lights from blending mode, it just stays grey!!! and nothing happens!
You may have HighPassed the wrong layer. It should work if the appropriate layer is selected.
yah, i tried with another image then, and it worked...!!
sorry for this, but you are motherfuking legend
haha! Well, I do have 3 kids so that is pretty accurate... :)