ESSENTIAL Beginner’s Photoshop Course For Photographers - Part 1

[@Triathalife]

I've been using lightroom for a while, but keep struggling to get traction with PS. You're approach "for photographers" finally makes sense. thank you for taking the time to share your skills and knowledge. Subscribed!

[@JimmyMcIntyre]

Awesome, thank you!

[@bobblack4048]

Hi Jimmy, I've had a Lightroom/photoshop package on my computer for several years now and never used photoshop before. You have whetted my appetite to give it a go. Thank you.

[@marcilk7534]

This is super helpful. I’m going to watch this again while in Photoshop so I can follow along on one of my photos.

[@GMC43]

Why on earth would someone put a thumbs down on such a helpful video is beyond me! As usual Jimmy thanks very much 🙏🤙🤙

[@JimmyMcIntyre]

Trust me, when it comes to social media a thumbsdown isn't as bad as some of the hate comments I've received over the years. But I have always found a thumbsdown for free (and very harmless) content strange. That's people, I guess. Thanks for your support!

[@GMC43]

@@JimmyMcIntyre jealous trolls mate. Some people just get off on being negative I guess. You have helped me and so many people with your tutorial. So grateful to you. Stay safe mate 👍👍🤙

[@rolandrickphotography]

Gavin Griffiths , for compensation, I clicked thumbs up before even watching 👍👍👍

[@GMC43]

@@rolandrickphotography haha 👍👍

[@michaelfernandes3620]

Great video Jimmy! Always look forward to learning more from you. Have been using Raya Pro ever since you came out with it! Love it! Thank you!

[@JimmyMcIntyre]

That's great to hear. I hope you've checked out the Raya Pro forum: luminosity-masks.com/ :)

[@danielsahagun4367]

Sir: Thank you for your videos. You’ve help me a lot.

[@paulus0109]

A very good tutorial Jimmy. Thnxvm

[@adrianmalancaphotography]

Hi Jimmy! Great video. I was wondering if you also process your images in Adobe RGB, or in ProPhoto RGB. Thanks a lot!

[@JimmyMcIntyre]

Thanks. I do everything in Adobe RGB at the moment.

[@enguerranzandonaimedia]

Thank you Jimmy!

[@rolandrickphotography]

Jimmy, I please may add a hint for all concerning the banding you mention in the very beginning: you may switch at any time from 8 to 16 bit and the banding is gone, even if exporting to 8 bit sRGB jpgs, just don’t let you get distracted what’s shown on your screen, depending on display it may always show banding if it’s a low quality one. You may on the fly switch to 8 bit if you need one of the artistic filters, which are not available in 16 and 32 bit mode. After applying, just switch back to 16 bit. Important is: work in Adobe 1998 or better in ProPhoto colour space instead of sRGB during edit. The legacy export as well as Image Converter in the File/Scripts section perform a very decent job exporting to 8 bit jpgs into small sRGB colour space. If you zoom to 100% magnification of the final export, by 99% there will be no banding. - Hope I could add some useful infos.

[@marcilk7534]

Why don’t we use 32 bit?

[@homesteadandvideo]

Great tutorials man

[@fatima-oy7gk]

My raw file thing is not working. Kindly help. I'm stuck.

[@uandersonbrittes6526]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽