Ok, that was good. Now maybe consider doing a video where you "shave" the stubble. Adding a beard would be easy, but getting good skin tones while removing the stubble would be awesome.
Amazing tutorial. I wish I had seen this last month though. I'll definitely use this technique in the future. This is when the client realized he needed a hair cut after he saw the photos. Just happened to me a month ago. I told them, I'll retouch his hair to look like he got it cut.
I Love your videos. I have never worked with photoshop but I am learning so much with your videos. Thank you for sharing your knowledge! The Best wishes for you!
Unmesh, thank you so much! You are my Sensei :) Do you have any tutorial about fixing photos with hair damaged by harsh light? That video would be incredibly useful for photographers!
Could you do a video on how to create authentic looking black and white film like images using digital files? Like Peter Lindbergh and Herb Ritts did back in the golden days of film
Hi! I'm from Brazil and I love your videos, they are so helpful! A question: what program/software do you use to record the screen with photoshop open? I've tried so many, but none can record it right. Thank you for all the learning!
hi unmesh... i watch many of your videos. thank you so much for making my photoshop skills A LOT better. well i watch so many of your videos but cant help it but to say i like your look the best when you are in 2018.
can you do a tutorial on fixing a messy hairline, where the hairline meets a forehead, hopefully with lights coming from different angles. I'm very challenge by this.
Jesus now as an editor i'm thinking what i'v been doing with these messy hairs all the time:D the best as always ^^. and yeah thanks for new methods in your videos *-*
I have a question plz answer me. What is this Sample size. U mostly changes size 3by 3 n all. I don't get that.. there is any video regarding that .then plz give me link. N if not plz little explain it to me. I will be very thankful to you.
hey.. umesh i love all your tutorials, bt i just wanted to tell u that, usually in your tutorials subject has always plan backgrounds you know what i mean right..!! can u use subject which has distorted backgrounds which will very help full for photographer or outdoor photographers..!! for ex. in todays video what if the subject has tree, buildings or any kinds of distortion in background.
He'd just have more dedication with the mask tool. His videos are meant to introduce the tools and resources, so it's great that he saves us time just showing the method. The complications demand more time to spend, it's something we must take into consideration in when working with Photoshop, but would turn the tutorial boring.
in the older versions of photoshop, i used to make sharp hair using smudge tool. but in newer versions, smudge tool works different. what's the problem here? how can we make sharp thorn-like hair in newer versions of photoshop?
