After many many many hours, this is all starting to make sense. There are just so many ways to edit a photo, but your videos have literally saved me thousands of dollars. Cannot thank you enough!!!!
thank you sir soo much . im my culture we only call sir to people who doesn't only teach us but we are also grate full that they teach us and we respect them Thank you
Phelan was and still is one of my first stops for Photoshop knowledge bombs- since the beginning of the month, I've been trying to drop some knowledge bombs myself, nowhere near Aaron Nace level yet! 💪🙏
Aaron try blurring the mask in the properties menu. That way it’s none destructive and you can always change the blur level at any point in the retouch.
Thank you so much for using my photo! I love the edit. I'm completely fan girling over here. If it wasn't for Phlearn I would still struggle in PS. I've spent so many hours watching your videos. Hours well spent! Thanks for all you do.
This is actually an incredibly useful and helpful wee video, mainly because of the simple workflow you shared! Great work there. Thank you for the valuable content and your great hair 😉
Hello, I love your tutorials !Thank you ! One question though : what is the difference between feathering the mask and blurring the mask ? Thx for the answer.
^^^This - but I think the beauty in what Aaron shares with us all is that you can achieve the same result a million different ways. It's like a choose your own adventure and Aaron is just showcasing one avenue to the final destination.
Hello Aaron. Thanks for all the great tutorials! I have learned a ton of great techniques and had fun watching. How about a tutorial on removing and reducing double and triple chins? Not the easy profile shots like other do, but the straight on portrait shots. Thanks
The legend has it that you can use 'Stamp Visible' (Alt+Ctrl+Shift+E) to get the same result as 'Apply Image'. Is that true or there are some minor differences?
When I use Iris blur I don't get the inner dots, that you have, and I have the latest CC2019 installed. How come? Is there a setting I am missing? The inner dots make the blurring much more precise.
Aaron "ThePSRetouchMaster" Nace - thanks for still sharing your Knowledge - learned so much from you in PSSkills and Attitude ;D Have a great Time - Greetings
Isnt this is easier done in LR ? It feels so complicated in PS when I can achieve pretty much very close results with a maybe 4 selective adjustments in LR mobile ~ I will try later
Nice video and helpful techniques... thumbs up! But of course those edits still look like the picture was monkeyed with in Photoshop. No way around that when you add sharpness and brightness to just an area around the subject. I hope no one invests $$$ in a really nice lens and then comes back and does these smartphone filter type edits.
You can do the same by clicking on *Shape tool* then choose the *Ellipse tool* then create a New layer (so you can delete it later) then draw your Ellipse and put it wherever you want to be, then click on Ctrl/Cmd button on your keyboard + the left button of your mouse on that layer (which you just created to draw the Ellipse) you'll get then a selection around that Ellipse, then just turn off that layer by clicking on the small eye next to it, and here you go, you'll get the same Result as if you have used the Elliptical Marquee Tool :)
Why don't you use smart objects or smart filters so the effects stay adjustable? That "apply image" part, creating a snapshot, is totally destructive, non editable.
@@sunnaum i see you don't use photoshop a lot. The idea is to be able to adjust the filters values at any time you wish, without affecting other editions you made on the image. If you "ctrl+z", you will lost every other edition you made until you reach back the filter creation. That's a totally destructive way of using photoshop.
How can you take an old picture from the 50s and make it look like it was made in 2019. I guess it's impossible but that could be the next challenge for Photoshop with AI technology
Isn't kind of funny that in 2019 we have Instagram and filters where we want to make our images look degraded and faded like they were from the 50s ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
