thanks... this just helped me save a picture with a random bystander in it .... especially helped knowing how to use double exposure to add erased objects back!
Sometimes you can wait a moment until someone walks out of the frame. The key thing is seeing everything in the shot, not just the main subject. And fixing a photo later takes a lot longer.
Seeing your thumbnail, i thought u edited the same image, but no Some people already know how to do the things u said. Seeing your thumbnail thumbnail they would have thought that you are removing that person in the frame. Please don't do this it's very disappointing
Very Helpful! I use Snapseed regularly, but I have a question regarding 'Dodge & Burn'. How is it different from the 'Exposure' option in the Brush tool?
papali dash the Dodge & Burn tool you can control the level you want to use vs exposure keeps everything at the same level if that makes sense?? Like you can do multiple layers with Dodge & burn vs exposure keeps it uniform
Everybody in the comment seems to forget that you wanted their opinion about if they wanted to see the same tutorial about photoshop. I for one definitely want a video about removing more people using photoshop. I searched for this and this is the video youtube showed at the top and I can see why. Your video was really helpfull and I'm am very grateful that i learned that. But my problem is that i want to remove much bigger object, that object is in the focus in the picture and to make matter worse picture is shot in night time. Please tell me if i can do that or make a video about doing it using photoshop or something. Anyway thanks again for that interesting video. Time well spent 👌.
Awww thank you so much!! Appreciate you taking the time to watch the video and for the thoughtful comment! That will definitely be easier to do in Photoshop - I will add that tutorial to the list :)
Could you make this same video without a close up selfie? I have an unwanted object in my selfie and I can’t get rid of it. I’m trying to hard. Ugh 😫😩😫
Great tutorial, thank you. But you need to up your microphone game. Because the image quality is just gorgeous, nice bokeh in the background, lots of detail, color grading is very good, but the audio quality just doesn't match to this level.
