I used this tutorial, and the one about cutting hair out of the background, to do a demo of a project I have in mind where I want the background to have a smidgen of color, and one prominent piece of clothing to be the only part of the person in color. Turned out good for an amateur, so thank you for your help! :)
Splendid job AARON NACE , your tutorials are more informative and are in great details in short duration smart job tums up . For changing color of any object we could also do it from adjustment + replace color, if you could explain more on this side , what better we can do.
Wheel Man Use a hue/saturation layer and check the colorize box. This adjusts the base color rather than what is currently showing, if that makes sense
Loved this video. Taking this one step further could you do a show how how to replace wheels on a car. Trying to see what wheels look best before i buy. Thanks.
At 7:28 - You fill the layer with Black and the command you said to do this was Shift + Delete. It didn't work, but Shift + Backspace did. I love the lens flare and separating it out so you can lower the opacity is genius.
So I tried doing this with a different photo of a car that happened to be silver, so when I tried to change it, nothing too drastic happened. I saw the "check colorize box" response for the white car comment, but I can't seem to find that.
Wow, I am actually curious to see what my car would like as a different color. I wonder if I can find a satin matte black texture for photoshop palette. I was originally watching this for advertisement purposes, but I want to test this out.
Do you already have a video on how to perfect skin tones ? if not I would LOVE to see a tut on how to get skin tones perfect.. I do a lot of backlighting with only natural light and there are times where it is difficult to get a good skin tone after bringing the image up. Thanks and I LOVE your tutorials.