How to Edit Perfectly Clean Backgrounds in Photoshop | Master Your Craft

[@streetframes413]

There isn’t an educator better than Pye, his voice, his clarity, and his knowledge

[@timd4524]

A video by Pye. Blood pressure drops by 20 points. Always enjoyable and informative.

[@L.Spencer]

That liquify tool is blowing my mind! Well, in addition to everything else!

[@philliphanson1409]

The amount of actual production that goes into this making this tutorial is significant. First time visitor to your channel, and I'm seriously impressed. Highly professional...impressive level of expertise...delivery and pace of your presentation is excellent. Thanks for taking the time and doing what you do so that folks like us can glean those nuggets of greatness. 🖼️

[@markkempton4579]

Wow. I could have used this when I was just learning to shoot against backgrounds. I did a LOT of cloning! This is so much cleaner and easier! Once again, you've made it easy to do something that looks professional and time consuming! Thanks, Pye!!

[@kevinclancy6938]

I've taken a number of shots in studio with white background and had to crop real tight to get rid of light stands/end of background showing etc and always wondered how to sort it without cropping or trying to 'clone' parts out and giving up because I just couldn't get it to look great at all. This video you've shared is fantastic and makes me want to go back to those previous images and rework them now! Thanks for the great tutorial!!

[@dr.lopuckdds2603]

wonderful presentation. How could i then isolate the back drop and convert the whole area to a neutral 110 for all colors?

[@PeterSWyd]

What a great presentation, calm voice. The end result is wow. I can't believe there is more that can be done to the image. I would hang that on my wall

[@Tepewong]

Your read my mind! I was having trouble with cleaning the background completely which I'd spent hours doing and Boom you have sent me an email to solve my problem. Thank you!

[@valeriesorrells]

thank you ... this workflow is so much better than what I was doing before.

[@santafe605]

Thank you for the video. There seems to be an area along the inner part of the subject's inner right leg that is much whiter than the surrounding background. Is it my monitor or did it not get corrected?

[@tomcowan8228]

Great video. I've spent the last few years really learning Lightroom but haven't really gotten into Photoshop. More photography based Photoshop tutorials like this would be great. There are no shortage of extreme Photoshop tutorials but this was subtle and effective.

[@stilwellphotographycinemat5742]

I love everything Pye! This was so great. Thank you for being such a phenomenal educator!

[@Roxysamuels]

Loved this tutorial and definitely inspired to hop into photoshop. Enjoy the background manipulation tutorials 🙏🏾

[@TheSphynxSquad]

I love your content so much! Would love to know how can you get similar results in a small studio 😅I’ve tried several times but the lights just don’t do it for me! Light it’s bouncing everywhere and fills in all the nice shadows and all I get it’s a flat image 😢

[@NakamuraPhoto]

Thank you for the helpful tutorial! I appreciate your instructions and tips.

[@FlyenNun1]

🙌🏻 This was fantastic. Thank You Pye!!

[@pauldiazphotography894]

Wow lol you made what I thought was going to be extremely difficult, actually really simple! Thank you.

[@KrishnaKumar-gt2ie]

This was a superb tutorial and look forward to many more such useful tutorials.👍

[@ChuckJ7777]

Thank you for the video, helped me with some work I am doing on some images

[@JDetailsLLC]

Incredible!!! You just saved me so much work!

[@ricb4195]

I didn't know the lightroom "CMD + E" shortcut! Sometimes it's the little things and I put it to use while watching this vid!

[@raeannvelarde757]

I love your tutorials and your work!! Thank you!

[@adamsiegfried6098]

Great tutorial, Pye! The nature of your work requires use of modern digital cameras for rapid workflow and it is economical once you own the camera. Out of curiosity, do you ever shoot using film? Film has had a resurgence in popularity and I am curious about your thoughts on the medium.

[@anilkumarh.s.4846]

hello sir plz do a video on exposure compensation and how its works and in which mode it can be used

[@harleyackerman4373]

nice tutorial please could you go over that blend for the background using gaussian blur again please

[@klajd14]

hm, great, i have a question: Would it be better to shoot this vertically?

[@fr3heart]

Nicely done Sir, now off to watch the original video.

[@rickfarber4243]

Thanks for another excellent video. That weird grain bug in LR is another reason why I've moved away from that application. Especially for Canon shooters, for whom LR doesn't render colors very well, Capture One is far superior. Also, you don't have to do your raw processing in LR, even if you're going to later use Photoshop. You can use any raw processor, whether Adobe or not, and still use Photoshop.

[@stephenmuller5098]

Very useful information, thanks for putting this together.

[@SimonChiarvesio]

Don't know if it's my 4K monitor or KZbin compression, but the silk from behind the models right hand leg has completely disappeared on the retouch pic?

[@daijiyan]

Amazing! Thank you.

[@jrproductions1046]

Like always excellent tutorial. Thank you

[@jesperolsen4951]

Super simple and very helpfull video. Thx

[@josecamacho191]

Is there any way to upload your photoshop knowledge to my brain? Mind blown

[@ajbid805]

Amazing photo and great tutorial. PLEASE somehow get your visual pack to Capture one!!!!!

[@payamjirsa]

Thanks AJ! Maybe one day =(

[@jrddancemedia]

Love this video! Amazing

[@1asianbobby]

Thank you!

[@marklloyd69]

Great tutorial, thank you

[@49ers49ers]

Great job Thanks

[@_TheRam]

Is it possible to sharpen a blurred image in Photoshop, if so how can this be achieved? (Say for example the background is sharp but your subject in the foreground is blurred)

[@doen.8724]

Depending on how severe the blur is, of course. But I just bought Topaz Labs's Photo AI software. Love it. They also have another software dedicated to sharpening images. That one seemed like overkill for my purposes, but you might find it useful.

[@ogoloemmanuel7100]

Thanks man

[@mikel5094]

This is so amazing

[@406memories5]

You're the best PI!

[@payamjirsa]

Appreciate the support!

[@anatodorovic9492]

Thank you❤

[@antoinernb9398]

Love it

[@Black_Jesus3005]

Thanks

[@payamjirsa]

Welcome!

[@TribodybyVi]

Saved

[@rph_redacted]

i know what you were going with. but i kinda liked the bluish look it had before. the white one looks sterile

[@futurehistoric]

Superb.

[@payamjirsa]

Thank you!

[@leonard187]

@@payamjirsa awesome tutorial I’ve learned a lot of new techniques from you today thanks for sharing your hard work it’s greatly appreciated. I am Leonard from New Orleans.

[@bullpaintbullpaint8439]

👍

[@Jdtstudio]

Great tutorial !Could we get the download of the sample raw file ~

[@payamjirsa]

Just requested the team to link it up, glad you dig!

[@nicolaspancorvo9894]

Never share your RAWs that's between you and your client.

[@Jdtstudio]

@@payamjirsa Thank you for your share，dear teacher Pye，PLEASE SHARE MORE video ON YOUR OWN CHANEL ！！love it

[@tranquilsonic127]

id like a gear giveaway video , lol

[@payamjirsa]

lol. uhhhhh, let's ask Adorama for that one.

[@andyv6127]

I don’t think LRC likes Canon raw files. So much quicker to edit the Canon jpegs for a good result. Life is too short for LRC and Canon raw files. Thanks for this tutorial,although I try to avoid photoshop, it is hard not to appreciate the tools it provides

[@AD-by8wx]

Photography is dead. No creativity everything can be done in Photoshop.

[@AntonioMBrown]

Thank you 🙏