Using Lightroom Classic and Photoshop to Improve the Composition of a Photograph 

Depending on how you work, and how familiar with Smart Objects you are, another way to add the grain to the layers would be to select all of the layers (except the bottom layer) and convert them to a single Smart Object. Then add the Camera Raw filter (for the addition)of grain to the Smart Object (instead of creating a merged copy/paste to a new layer)...Then, if you need to access the layers, you can just select the Smart object and choose Edit Contents...🤔

This is way beyond my current abilities, I shall try again later. Many thanks for your patience. Best Neil

A good tip - simple, easy and clearly presented. Thanks.

great stuff as always JK

Excellent !

I learned so much in this short video - Home/End key??! 🤯

Excellent tips, thanks 👍

Excellent, thanks!

love your training videos....:)

Who would have thunk some of this existed or could be done. Whoa.

Nice explanation! Is the generative fill limited by 1024 pixels in either dimension regardless of the total area being filled?

Thank you for this excellent video which was very pleasantly present. One question, is the Content-aware Fill now fully replaced by Generative Fill. CAF is still available in the menu, however it stopped working the way it did prior to the introduction of GF. It would be good if PS continued to offers both features and not only GF. There are situations where CAF is the faster and easier solution. Cheers …😊

SO then are all generative fill layers created in sRGB or is there a way to change that?

Thanks

Great video, as always. But now imagine, how much easier one could work, if ACR had a composite view. So instead of showing transparency (8:22) it would show the image like in PS. Or imagine being able to have ACR as a filter layer, which would affect all layers below (just like an adjustment layer).

i have sent an email to you, to talk about collab, could you please respond my question, cause i didnt see any collab info from those websites you shared