I don't really use Photoshop much but I use the Tone Curve a lot in Lightroom and this is exactly the kind of Curves explanation I've been wishing/searching for for like a year. Thank you so much!!!
WOWWY, what a great tutorial. Very well explained, and boy have I been missing a lot! Thank you so much. Please do more tutorial on the great weapons in Photoshop.
Thank you very much for this wonderful tutorial on photoshop. I am using the photoshop since 10 years but this tutorial has shown so many great techniques. I thanks again tutvids for sharing this amazing tutorial. Please keep it UP. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Hey Nathaniel, I was wondering if you would ever consider doing a video about how you set up your preferences in Ps? I'm brand new to learning, and following you with your set up would be very helpful as a noob. Thanks! Scott Kellas
With RGB you have 6 diff colours to play with to adjust Opp of red is cyan Opp of green is magenta Opp of blue is yellow Trick is RGB CMYK Rc Gc By 6:35 if on the red channel I pull up it infuses red, if I pull down it infused cyan
Best curves explanation ever! Great demo. QUESTION: Would you please define the meaning of the X and Y axis's? Showing what it does is tremendous but if we understood the actual meaning of each axis, it would help us develop our intuition and our own applications of this great tool. Thank you!
The X-axis is the input color value. The Y-axis is the output value. The default value for the curves adjustment is a linear curve; each point on the X-axis corresponds to the same value on the Y-axis, thus, there is no change in the image. Let's say you want to change white pixels to gray. You would change the value of the point 255 on the x-axis (white color) to 126.
#Nathaniel I was just asking for insight on green screen processing... did do any searches... either... then today up pops your tut from 9 months ago... it was great... add to my knowledge base and clarified some questions... Actually praying for it... Thanks for all the great tutorials you do... I'd look forward to seeing what your proposed Premiere Pro course would have to offer... Thanks, David
my feeling is your pc brightness reddish red ?! is there a way to solve the problem; when you finish editing a photo in the lightroom then you transfer it to the cellphone but you are disappointed because the results do not match what you have edited on the computer
Are you sure whatever calibration you're using is working properly? First your videos were really green, now they're really red. You might want to double check your settings.
