Cut Out Glass in Photoshop with Blending Modes (Better Results!)

[@davidkravitz6893]

Jesus, you not only know your stuff, but you also know how to teach. Brilliant!

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Thank you, David!

[@hugoassuncao]

Man... the way you decompose the elements of the image is one of a kind here on youtube! Thank you a lot for sharing this

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You're welcome, hugo!

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[@vonsoffthewall4881]

very good lesson, nice techniques and arrange of elements

[@ValdairLeonardo]

Loved the Path Blur technique! Thank you so much, Jesús!

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Glad you liked it!

[@fielding68]

What a fantastic brain you must have. Love the tutorial. Thank you.

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Thank you, David!

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The results was breath taking

[@joycerivera3123]

Wow, I learned so much from this tutorial! Thank you so much! I just started doing still life and this will come in so handy,

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

I'm glad you found it useful, Joyce! Thanks for Watching!

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[@ilyalead4blade897]

great tutorial! thank you!

[@sonjon1000]

love the path blur shadow effect many thanks

[@TheNewMexicoMan]

Great video! Well done Jésus!

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

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[@aJustACallMeAl]

Fantastic! Thank You!

[@inakisepulveda4575]

Worth rewatching few times!! Useful and smooth teaching. Love It!!

[@apktuh]

Cool tutorial bro

[@rbocock]

Wow, Jesse. You are blowing it away! I am gonna spend some time practicing this. That medical thing you had must have sparked that creativity to new highs, man. Thanks.

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I've always wanted to learn this

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That was a great tut!

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This was phenomenal, Jesus! Thanks so much.

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❤️ Very informative Thank’s

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First click Like. Then watch. As always: Satisfaction guaranteed. 😊

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Thank you, Roland!

[@rgarlinyc]

Very clever stuff - thanks Jesús Ramirez!

[@collinanderson3432]

Great tips as always, thanks Jesus.

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Thank you, Collin!

[@yuriajones]

This was very well done. Thanks.

[@sayyedumar1700]

Please make the video of Jewellery cutout, Retouching and how to change grey to white background of Jewellery.

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Brilliant. Easy to learn from your tutorials. Thank you

[@danielgraf8001]

Very nice 👍

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Thank you, Daniel!

[@jvpabilonia]

Thank you for fixing that shadow of the nect of the bottle, I was worried. 😅

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Great job, thank you so much

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You're welcome, mostafa!

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Thank you....outstanding...

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You're welcome, Frank!

[@minhvo.]

amazing work, thankyou

[@judithangerman]

I learned so much from this video-thank you!!

[@ProPhotoRGB]

really mind blowing, love it, thank you PTC for sharing.

[@terrrisa]

Great to have this information, but I'd really like to see this done with a busy background. Generally, you only get a photo like this created in a studio. For practical purposes, you would have to set up this type of image. You wouldn't always have the option to put a white background behind a bottle, or a wine glass before shooting. Can I assume a bottle or wine glass with a busy background would not be a good candidate for this procedure?

[@joof]

What's that banana icon in the toolbar??? Just curious...

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What an amazing tutorial......😍😍😍 thanks for your shearing this technique 🤗🤗

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My pleasure 😊

[@foodandart2021]

Amazing

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Thank you, Food & Art!

[@pandapath]

WOW. How simple!

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Thank you, panda path!

[@HowieD1975]

AWESOME TUTORIAL!!!! transparent items such as glass or water are super hard to work with… reflections, transparency and refractive light. How do you get rid of more of the highlights around the top of the bottle where the label is?

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

Thank you, HowieD1975! You could either clone or use the Spot Healing Brush Tool. Or you could darken it with an adjustment layer and mask it so that it only affects the bright areas.

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Thank you ... this is great.

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JUST Parfect thanks

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great as always!

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Thank you Sir

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Great tutorial, thanks!

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Amazing!

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Have been missing you for a long time. Checked your insta and yt channel couple of times but couldn't see where you were.. was worried if you where sick or something. Nvm great tut.. Edit: Not a great tut. Mind blowing one. I commented without watching it. The path blur is totally new. The shift and drag in group is completely new. One of the best tuts i ever saw on your channel.❤️ Great bang after the break.

[@omarshello4342]

Can someone explain please how did he fix the solid area on 6:30, like he didn't fiz anything in the layer mask of the group he just made a normal layer and used white as if he is inside the mask, is it because of the blending mods applied to the layers above it that kept it the same as the original ?

[@kingkangageo]

I too struggle to understand this. And I also guess that it has to do with the blend modes. Maybe we should study his video about blend modes to understand the interaction.

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

Omar, painting with white makes the original pixels come back because of the way the Multiply Blending Mode works. The oversimplified explanation is that Multiply gets rid of white and bright pixels. So by painting with white you bring back what it takes away.

[@omarshello4342]

@@PhotoshopTrainingChannel ypu make things look easy ! Thank ypu so much for the great content you make!

[@omarshello4342]

@@PhotoshopTrainingChannel just another question, if we paint with white cuz the multiply blend hides the whites so it gor revealed back, but we have a screen blending mod also shouldn't it hide whites so when we paint should stay without any changes ?

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Great!!!!!

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Thank you for the video! You are great! Maybe as a suggestion, next time you can put the resources for download so that we can make it in the same time as you?

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Hi sir, How are you. I am still waiting. thanks for this tutos.

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You're welcome, AL- Saeed!

[@techtalk4524]

Can You Please Please show how to change the Paint of Exterior Brick or Vinyl color .I Think it would be a huge help more a lot of people. Thanks

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I will really appreciate if you can make a video on changing or doing a paint preview of House Exterior brick or vinyl. I think A lot of people would appreciate your help. Thanks

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That was amazing 🤩 please make more copy cats videos!

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I will make some in the future!

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Hai guys,practice is important, And focus on only one thing All the best

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Thank you, Haris! I'm from the San Francisco Bay Area in California.

[@Tako6362]

Hey PTC ,how do you make your before and after images with the line in the center?

[@Iammuneebkhanlodhi]

Thanks for the tutorial. At 6:35, when I do this step - it paints white on the bottle top (& does not make it solid dark brown colour). I have exactly same layers as yours, not sure what am I doing wrong.

[@pramistimsina3143]

The layer your are brushing should be at bottom of the group

[@vaughnparkes]

Advanced stuff!

[@nicholaslutfi7058]

This awesome. But, how about if the background on the bottle image we want to cut out is not a solid color?

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

Thank you, Nicholas! That depends on the object and what the background is. It might be too difficult/impossible in some cases.

[@syedikramullah1114]

Excellent

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Thank you, Syed!

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nice sir

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Thank you, mithu!

[@rudigonzalez1451]

8:06 wow I want one of those MSI!!!!!!!!!!!!! If you use it, then that laptop should be a monster!!!

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

It's a good one.

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Great 👍

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Thank you, NEW GAMING WORLD!

[@jp1prime]

Hello dude. I'm grateful for u teaching us 😊 but I found ur 1 mistake. At 14:20 you should have removed highlighted part from bottle cap from right side.

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👍

[@CatalinGulan]

Just an awesome tutorial! Thank you very much for sharing! Jesus..big congrats for your entire work! ❤

[@greenbirdproductions3950]

Some please tell me how does he add those keystroke.

[@ramonadog]

Nice class! But for me it doesn´t work for a black background

[@dababy7747]

can you make tutorial about closing eyes ? (how to CLOSE opened eyes, not the other way) , cz i couldnt find it anywhere

[@rickl2834]

Can someone recommend me a good stylus for photoshop. I hear Wacom recommended a lot but which one is a good one and why

[@dzmitrysysalin3950]

Hello Jesus! I didn't find an answer to my question in the comments, so I would be glad if you could help me. If I save the file with the transparent object as png, the transparency doesn't remain after I open it and try to put another BG. Do you know the solution for that? Thank you in advance!

[@dgr.visuals]

Hello Jésus, first of all I'd like to thank you for all the free tutorial available on your channel. These are very good and well explained techniques that helped me a lot! I have a problem I'm struggling with and can't seem to find a solution.. When I finish a photo manipulation, I export it on my computer and when I transfer it on my phone (Huawei), the picture is not the same. The colors are awful. How can I make it that the picture on my computer is exactly the same on my phone? Thanks a lot!

[@tanvirpeace]

Hi, dafinitely this is a amazing video. How to remove the background from the top (just below the cap and brown sticker). There is portion which is white and also from the bottom of the bottle.

[@zalikecik5924]

Apakah ada link untuk mengunduh adobe photoshop ini? Tolong

[@yayen3757]

Hello Teacher Pls make Shadow and Reflection of Product really ? Thanks

[@fortza11]

Hi - Love watching your videos. I have a question reg. bottles, I have used your tips by using the Select, Subject for a bottle, but it did also choose some of the cork that should not be cut away. How do I solve this? :-)

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

You can use any of the selection tools, like the quick selection tool or lasso tool. Hold Alt/Windows and drag over the area you don't want selected

[@fortza11]

@@PhotoshopTrainingChannel Thanks, but I don´t have the "Windows" key on my Logitech keyboard :-) And a BIG thanks by the way for your reply!

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

@@fortza11 sorry! I mistyped! On Windows is the Alt key. On Mac it's the Option key. Alternatively you can hit the minus icon on the top left of the Toolbar when you have either tool enabled

[@FotomakerAcademy]

Jesus, This is great, thx! Are the initial transparency masking steps (prior to adjusting the light - which would be scene specific) ones that could be made into an Action? Or, would the action only replicate the select shape of the initial transparent vessel used to create the action?

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

If the background is white I suppose that you could make an action. You will need to refine your layers and adjustments but you could set it up as a way to get you started faster.

[@samartography]

Followed the steps but it never actually got rid of the white fill in the transparent bottle.

[@Nuan07]

So one problem I found with this approach is it's not really transparent outside of the document. I want to export the element as PNG and use it in another program where the exported graphic retains all of it's alpha channel properties. You can tell if your image is truly transparent by checking if you can see the checkered background, not just another image behind your glass. I've achieved a similar effect in black and white by going into blending options and under the blend if section, Alt click and hide mid tone shadows and highlights on separate layers. But now I'm struggling to add colour back in, to colour the glass and retain the graphics true transparency. Does anyone have any ideas?

[@hill8s]

At Highlights for me, when I switch to Screen, it does not make any transparence for my subject, why?

[@kylewinters8531]

Great tutorial! Why don't you upload psd with this bottle and background, it's much easier to memorize everything while doing the same on my pc

[@PhotoshopSimplified720]

He can't its a adobe stock paid image. If you want you can get the water mark image from the description

[@andydeanphotography2234]

Jesus, I DIG your expertise. Thank you. However, I am trying to get all of this WITH glass WITHOUT a background - to save as a Transparent PNG. How? Once I hide the background layer the adjustment layer is ineffective? Help?

[@soulfly1120]

Wow

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[@harshshah239]

Desaturate is greyed out, what to do?

[@pdygsp]

Huge Fan! Thanks for sharing those wonderful insights. Just a last query. What is the name of application you use for recording screen? That make my life easy to ask for doubts 😁 Thanks in advance 😁