How to Edit Car Photos in Photoshop Like a Pro!

[@martincregg]

I’m glad you fixed that lighting effect and moved it to left 😀. Very nice edits.

[@Zenzdesign]

Haha yeah! Thanks so much

[@danieltroger]

Thanks for explaining all the keyboard shortcuts and showing so many tools in action! I didn't know the new sky replacement thing was that easy haha

[@Zenzdesign]

Cheers! Its an awesome feature

[@MrMasterchickenLP]

Interesting approach with using presets and mixing them through opacity. Going to try editing like this because sometimes editing feels like a hassle.

[@Zenzdesign]

It’s works amazingly good, on 100% opacity it’s usually too much. Putting them around 10-50% on top of your layers gives awesome unexpected results

[@dean6628]

Toffe video man! Heb het even gebruikt voor mijn eigen auto die ik sinds kort heb!

[@Zenzdesign]

Cool, thanks! Goed om te horen!

[@leahalara3007]

Awesome! Always love your tutorials!

[@Zenzdesign]

Thank you, glad you do!

[@ishaqmohammad6847]

Big fan of all your work amazing

[@Zenzdesign]

Thanks!

[@thatpuresoul0519]

Ferrari is calling they want their car back or they're gonna sue 😂, but jokes aside this is awesome

[@Zenzdesign]

Lol cheers

[@thatpuresoul0519]

@@Zenzdesign happy 2024 dude 😎

[@sumitxarts584]

So cool and helpful bruh 🙌🙌

[@Zenzdesign]

Happy to hear bro

[@apusista]

Superb! I'd love to see one on car compositing if you would be so kind... Meaning, plonking a car into a nice background and making the car and the photo look great!

[@Zenzdesign]

Thanks, I’ll keep that in mind for future videos!

[@zphotography4767]

Thanks for the tuturiol !

[@Zenzdesign]

Cheers

[@CarMedia2p0]

Great video tutorial! Your step-by-step guidance on editing car photos is incredibly helpful. The before-and-after shots showcase the impact of your techniques. Looking forward to experimenting with car media editing! 🚗💻 #CarMedia2p0

[@Zenzdesign]

Thanks and great to know!

[@michaellynch8709]

so im a huge rookie with photo editing, im assuming the options you had in this tutorial are ones you've configured, hence presets? im not getting the same options in stock photoshop, all im saying

[@Zenzdesign]

There are some presets from Lightroom but definitely not necessarily. You can get great results if you skip the presets

[@chandum4468]

Wow🤩

[@Zenzdesign]

Cheers!

[@timovmg]

🔥🔥🔥

[@Zenzdesign]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@Bro-qr9fz]

Helpful bro 🥳😍

[@Zenzdesign]

Happy to hear bro!

[@shayanshakil7779]

This is magic 💥

[@Zenzdesign]

Thanks

[@ProPhotoRGB]

really nice

[@Zenzdesign]

Thanks!

[@erlandogyanxx]

Are there any paid presets in the editing that you use? Or is it free?

[@Zenzdesign]

The presets are not necessarily, just a bonus to get different results. You can skip them and still get a great final piece

[@anonymousf454]

Iis there a general rule of when to adjust what and in what direction, or do people just move things around untill they think a picture looks good? Like do all cars photos use similar adjustments that are similar?

[@Zenzdesign]

There is no general rule, editing photos should always be to your own taste, that’s where everyone creates his own style. I move things around a lot, probably because I create digital art, where a photographer might focus more on simple lighting and color balance adjustments. It all comes down to what looks good to your eyes

[@anonymousf454]

@@Zenzdesign Is there a program you would recommend for someone who is an absolute novice, and just looking to pretty much crisp up photos quickly with minimum twerking? For my purpose, I just need to take low res and make high res as much as possible with little risk of me screwing things up. Subtlety polished.

[@Zenzdesign]

@@anonymousf454try Topaz, it’s the best software to make low res photos high resolution. I use it all the time, it’s superior to Photoshop when it comes to increasing pixels and quality

[@anonymousf454]

@@ZenzdesignCool, I will definitely give that a look. I just thought about this, but in making an image high res, I'm assuming it will also highlight any imperfection too correct? The photos I will be editing are of vehicles as well, and while I need the pics to look their best, I don't really want to accentuate the imperfections. Of course I do not want to mask anything in a way as to misrepresent the actual vehicle either. Are there adjustments available in Topaz, Photo shop, ect that would allow me to sort of downplay a part of the image...like a scratch or dent....without going overboard? 2) Also, would someone ever use one program to do some edits, then export that edited photo to another program to do others? And if so, which would you use for which parts?.....(like Topaz first to make an image high res, then export to photo shop to tweak shades, lighting, ect)

[@hes_him_fr]

Where do you get the animated intro at? 0:00 !!

[@Zenzdesign]

Had that created by an animator/illustrator, his profile is: instagram.com/mclo_lydart

[@davidrodriguez-ej3vz]

Muchas gracias. Excelente!!

[@Zenzdesign]

Thanks for watching!

[@eliseolechuga9085]

What version of photoshop are you using?

[@Zenzdesign]

This is Photoshop 2021

[@Gustavoadolfovisuals]

BROOOOOO DAAAAM GAME FUCKN CHANGER TUTORIAL WOOOW ahahaha thanks man seriously bro what about those grandients are they custom? could you share the files??

[@Zenzdesign]

Thanks! Those are my Lightroom Presets, you can get them on my site: www.zenzcourses.com/presets

[@luthchannel24]

what version this photoshop?

[@Zenzdesign]

2022 version

[@patrickdonaldndiangang]

Bro, I cant believe the the car I'm practising on is the same Ferraria model

[@Zenzdesign]

Haha awesome bro

[@SilverGhost1996]

camereeauu