It'd be helpful if you actually added a Google Doc or expanded the information to include what you're doing. You gloss over everything. I can't even figure out what how to do what you spent one minute on after ten minutes of googling.
Why couldn't you do it for this video? You have amazing skills and experience with photoshop, but your speed is simply too fast for novices to keep up with. You could just re-watch the video and take quick notes of what shortcuts you are using and then link that to a Google doc that you can share in the description. You wouldn't have to re-do the video and that format might increase the popularity of your channel :)
I tried to follow the tutorial but died after few attempts. Very poor explanation of certain actions. The general idea is intriguing but the way you present it is chaotic.
Pathetic way of instructing. You didn't bother to mention how most of the important yet subtle things worked. For example, at 1:28 , from where did the menu appear at the top all of a sudden? There was clearly a video cut there.
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Good one. But you need to slowdown so that newbies can learn .
You may want to add them up correctly...? It currently equals 150%??
Should be:
12.5% | 12.5% | 25% | 5% | 45%
I know, I checked it later. sorry for that, my concentration was on design .
how did you colored a rectangle block after click 'new layered'
Thank you very much! Your video helped me a lot!
It's way too fast for a tutorial. You are doing a tutorial video but it seems like it's for those who already know how to do the thing you are doing.
Your tutorial helped me a lot in writing my company's activity report. graphics part. very cool.
Thank you.
you could apply inner shadow to not delete the outer shadow..
It's so helpful. Thank you. I use this method for my work.
How do you make the second circle on the same layer? Where is that box in the properties box you click on when you say "exclude overlapping shapes"?
to make the second circle on same layer.
Select "Select Front shape" from top options. and than start creating second cirle in same layer.
@@Tutorialwebdesign Where is that option? Do you mean subtract front shape?
Wow! so helpful....waiting for more
Great tutorial, thank you =D
2:28 pen tool to select a part of pie, then fill in color
thank u v.much
how did you "mask it"?
He means to create a clipping mask. You can do this by right clicking on the layer and select "Create Clipping Mask" or press Alt + Ctrl + G.
@@chemicalpoisons huge thanks. I was stuck on this step from just watching.
Thanks dude for this useful and helpful video. Really help me in my work
Very helpful... Great video.
very good
How do you make the background blue? You missed the first step...
man !!! explain what you press on keyboard genius !!
Sorry but you're going too fast for me :(
the blue one is 25% and the green and red 12,5%
how you filled it with color because when i am filling it was filling whole part of selection
You create the layer of colour, place it above the circles and then you right click (or press Alt + Ctrl + G) and select "Create Clipping Mask".
This is not a gud tutorial...go to the path selection tool click combine shape. See result it reverse
not good tutorial. sorry to say that. we don't know the image size you are not showing us how to create step by step adding subtitle
Give me some few days. I am coming again with step by step tutorials. Thanks for your feedback.
"select and mask" ... umm ... how? where? Do you mean, create clipping mask?
Not helpful at all. way too fast, not enough instruction.
Literally 15 seconds in and i'm lost
The right half of the pie chart is 100%... 50 + 25 + 25... ;)
Wow thank!
what do you meen by mask it ? in 1.53
Masks is to hide portions of a layer and reveal portions of the layers below
He means to create a clipping mask. You can do this by right clicking on the layer and select "Create Clipping Mask" or press Alt + Ctrl + G.
cant choose alignment after creating the second circle
great vid - but you need to slow it right down
Select both layers and by pressing ctrl button on your keyboard. and than select "Align Horizontal center" and "Align Vertical center" from top.
It'd be helpful if you actually added a Google Doc or expanded the information to include what you're doing. You gloss over everything. I can't even figure out what how to do what you spent one minute on after ten minutes of googling.
+Charles Pustejovsky , Thanks for your suggestions. From next time, I will do that.
Why couldn't you do it for this video? You have amazing skills and experience with photoshop, but your speed is simply too fast for novices to keep up with. You could just re-watch the video and take quick notes of what shortcuts you are using and then link that to a Google doc that you can share in the description. You wouldn't have to re-do the video and that format might increase the popularity of your channel :)
Thanks for your suggestion. I will add this in my next videos
your work cool , but what your work explain to ours is not helpfull from the beginning. thanks
Not helpful as you are just making design not explaining that how to make a design.
Latif Ullah, what you did not understand, please tell me, I will explain you.
Ээээ Сникерс, можно по русски? Нихуя не понятно
I tried to follow the tutorial but died after few attempts. Very poor explanation of certain actions. The general idea is intriguing but the way you present it is chaotic.
Toooo fast. Very bad. No information add. 👎🏼 bad example
150 percent ??
I noticed later after making the video. But my motive is to show how to create pie chart in photoshop.
3:09 OMG
150%?
Pathetic way of instructing. You didn't bother to mention how most of the important yet subtle things worked. For example, at 1:28 , from where did the menu appear at the top all of a sudden? There was clearly a video cut there.
Awful accent!!!!!
Leave the accent, focus on the tutorial.
@@fameandmurphy I'm pretty sure he found another one in 4 whole months lol