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I’m Charles Cabrera and welcome to my channel. I’m excited about sharing what I am learning about photography and videography. I'm sure we have all said that it's too late to learn something new. Or I wish I had started that years ago. I want to inspire anyone who has felt that way to pick up that passion for something you've always wanted to do.
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In my view Charles, you are rushing a bit too fast through these features, your description of the Shape tool in particular. I found it rather difficult to satisfactorily absorb what you show right of the the bat.
Thanks for the video, but I agree with the gentleman who said that your movements are not visible. If you can make a video so we can understand what to do. Also, with Photoshop 2021, are we going through the same motions? Thanks in advance.
Finally the first video on blend if that I completely understand !! The way you explained it was excellent. Thank you so much and will definitely try this especially on my landscape images 👍
Hi Charles, I just downloaded you Luminosity Action and tried to apply on my one sunrise colourful image. I loaded your action and when go to Layes Panel ( as suggested by you) and click on your "Create All Luminosity Masks", it does not create anything. I do not know why. Could you please let me know where did I make the mistake? Thanks.
Hello Charles, I appreciate your efforts. To learn Luminosity masks I watched almost all videos available in UTUbe. No one has demonstrated so nice way as you did. I subscribed your channel and liked. Thank you again.
I was going nuts because I would double click on a nested sequence and couldn't figure out how to switch back from showing the contents of the nest to just the nest itself on the time line. No other video I came across showed how to do it, but yours just did at 1:08 in. THANKS!
Very nice tip! Def. fixed some of the popping sounds in my cuts. For those reading, just know it's not perfect and you will still need to manually fix some yourself.
Simply using the word 'protect' to describe what the underlying layer slider is doing makes it much easier to understand. You're basically asking how much of the underlying layer you want protecting from the above layer. Love it. Thank you.
My camera produces 54 meg - 9000 pixel x 6000 pixel images. Without changing the resolution from 300dpi, If I crop out the central part of my image in photoshop to a size of 6000 pixels x 4000 pixels will the quality and detail of each image be the same? when printed? Obviously one image will be larger in size than the other. I am trying to judge if I create original images with high 54meg Raw files, by cropping into the centre of the image can I use this technique instead of buying a longer lens for my camera (ignoring effect of dof) This to me is confusing, please explain. Many thanks
thanks. i have a question that i hope is related. I joined different seqeunces to form one big sequence of what looked like nested sequences. each time i edited one of the component sequences, the changes would not automatically reflect. how would one fix that. thanks
I shoot still photographic images with the following aspect ratios: 1:1 (once my personal favorite for general subjects) 6:7 (my current personal favorite for general subjects) 4:5 (good for general subjects) 3:4 (good for general subjects) 2:3 (my favorite landscape aspect ratio) 1:2 (good for landscape or scenic panorama) 1:2.5 (good for landscape or scenic panorama) 1:3 (good for landscape or scenic panorama)
Awesome updates! With the woman in the forest, I actually think Adobe should tap into their neural filters and harmonize her with the newly created AI background. Definitely a step in the right direction though to make us keep paying our subscription fees.
