You lost me from the beginning, Image size / resample. You talk of physical image size! There is no physical image size unless it is printed, so what is the difference? So "Physical image size resample on" , "image for Print" (which as far as I know is physical) resample is off." So are we talking about size in terms of actual physical size, in my hand, that I can touch, some how I think not. Ica tell you what size my rug is, what size my table, I can even tell you what size the picture hanging on my wall is. So the physical image size for you (and I imagine a good part of the rest of the world who understand this dialect) is what?

Thank you so much for this is was very well explained and now I have rescued some very old family photos

So basically in a nutshell, the canvas is the platform that your photo will go on?

Perfect. Thanks!

Thanks JM. Vid really helpful and I love the ease of understanding of your tutorial.

It keeps asking me to save on every image... how can I make it save without asking me for every image...

The most annoying teacher ever. Facts and how to are good. Humour is good. If I want comedy, I will seek out commedirs. You are no comedian.

Thank You

Thanks bro! Love ya lad

You just saved my life!

My photoshop (24.0.0 release) doesn't have a DPI in a resolution unit. is there something wrong with that?

Hi, we'd like to collab. How can we get in touch?

Thank you so much, I was struggling to keep an image at 300dpi and under 10MB for a digital download for Etsy, but this fixed that problem! And now I know how to batch things out if I ever need to too! :)

For a very long time, I've been attempting to follow step-by-step guides that explain how to colour black-and-white images. The vast majority involve complicated processes that involve a large number of masks. Therefore, stumbling upon your wonderful tutorial by accident was like a deep breath of fresh air. You colour images by performing actions, which I found to be an extremely helpful method-indeed, it was so helpful that even I was able to follow along. I was able to colour a b/w image in less than 5 minutes. Why don't other people who claim that they are Photoshop experts follow your rule? I wanted to take a moment to express my gratitude to you, not only for the helpful tutorial you provided but also for the free Photoshop action that you kindly made available. Do you know of any other actions that can be used for colouring pictures, and if so, where I can find them?

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One suggestion: as a former computer instructor, I recommend slowing it down a little, give the user a chance to follow along before going to the next step.

Thank you so much Monsieur ! And you are funny too, I liked your tutorial very much, thanks again 😄

thank you thank you thank you thank you too bad I would have applied a script and make it 1 million subscribers but I can't hahahah

Thanks, this is helpful! You asked about our most complicated Action. A few years ago I had an action to combine a white background Canvas (8x10 inches), with different images of different sizes centered in the middle of canvas. Now I need to do the same to about 100 different images, AND also add a 3rd file to every one of a text layer. The text layer is the same for every image. In other words the canvas and text files are the same for all, the image positioned inside the canvas is different for each. I'm sure there is a much easier way to do this now, and appreciate any guidance you can provide! Thanks! Alex

Totally fu*king hilarious, but you go too fast, dammit! TOTALLY WORTH IT...except for the fact that now, I have to find another tutorial by someone else so I can learn something so simple. Seriously tho, slow down a little #yourockharderthangibraltar <3

Amazing explanation!! You are a great teacher

Also can the action still work if its not photos you have in a certain file. but actually slightly different exact images as different layers?

Do you offer online courses!!!?

I cannot believe as talented and funny as you are, that you don't have more followers! You are ready for primetime, my new friend! Please don't change your presentation.

great tutorial but those cheesy funny entries are unocesary. Grow up artists...

Thank you Man great job

This is the most creative photo shop video out! & to answer your questions....it curves for me.

Thanks a lot! U rock!

very good , I would say that the image of you is far to big, you take up to much of the screen. and the subject,

Great! You made this so easy to follow, better than the other one for creating Actions, you go fast 🤗 Thank you sooo much!

Thanks - very helpful. I'm still working my way through some of your previous videos and enjoying learning as I go. Keep up the good work some of us massively appreciate it!

Learn't anything new during this video? Please let me know in this comment section. I would love to have a conversation with you.

Great vid. I am scanning and sorting a load of old photo's for my Dad. I want to print them after colourizing (another great vid BTW) and fit them in a 10"x8" frame. What is the difference between resize the image and resize the canvas please?

Great tutorial thank you.

Remove yourself from video it’s annoyingly

I watched until about half way but then had to close it because of your annoying voice. Thanks

What do you think? Does this work? Please do let me know what you think.

What methods do you use. Please comment below.

Again, I am testing out the marvelous Neural Filter -> Colorize. This time, I am testing it by comparison. Have you had much luck doing the same? Let me know here in the comment section.

Amazing!

I'm truly sorry but don't take the wrong way I want to share my feedback and opinion, but how am suppose to follow this guide if you going too fast and its very hard to follow. if you slow down a bit we old people like my self can understand better and follow your teaching video guide. I understand you trying make things fun and entertaining but I cant follow you if you going to fast and jumping transaction video to you and to the program, I would suggest that for future video guide please show us viewer more the program your teaching us and slow down a bit, explain it a bit better with out no crazy video flipping transaction and you got your self great video guide. I had to stop video 13 time over and I had go back just to understand what your teaching us its was hard just for me to even get to understand what your trying help us with. I had to put a dislike button because was very hard to follow your guide. Please don't hold against me because I'm just sharing my Feedback and my opinion in the matter.

Brilliant!

Do you have actions?

Thanks for the video! I’m coming back to PS after a few years absence. I shoot portrait and landscapes. If you know anyone who does qualify collage work I’d be interested. Cheers Kevin

The image processor is so powerful. It has save me so much time in the past. If you are not using it, watch this tutorial in full. You won't regret it. Here's my question to you: what is the most complicated Action you have ever created? If you haven't created and Action yet, let your imagination go crazy in this comment section. I look forward to hearing from you.

This is a beginner introduction to Image Size in Photoshop. If you have any questions or things you would like discussing on this topic, then please do comment. I would love to hear from you.

I have tested Colorize on images from the Golden Age of Hollywood. There are a number of striking results! However, some failures. What do you think? Do you think it a little unconventional that I opted to use the Color Replacement Tool in this way? Please leave your comments below.

Controversial? What do you think? Perhaps, like me you love the new Neural Filter colourisation. However, it doesn't hurt to learn how to do this manually for those occasions when the AI let's us down. Your opinions as always are valued. Please comment!

Of course, this is just one way of repairing and restoring and old torn photograph in Photoshop. Perhaps you have another method? Please tell me about it.

Let me know which method you think should be the winner in this contest: Levels or Curves? I would love to hear from you.