How To Match a Subject Into ANY Background In Photoshop! Compositing Tutorial

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[@skyactivemedia4483]

I've been using Photoshop for around 16 years now and yet watching this video, I have still learned a hell of a lot more than I knew before. Great work!!!

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Thank you, SkyActive Media!

[@rbarrett111]

Came here to say the same thing. 25+ years, here, and I've never seen a better PS instructor.

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23 yrs here and you just never learn everything. Enjoy the ride

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[@sebastiandamian2623]

I am a graphic designer, and usually, I work with films to create movie posters and let me tell you, you saved me a lot of time and effort. You have no idea how helpful this tutorial has been. Thank you so much.

[@rogershore3128]

I have to admit even after 4 years it's still the best tutorial for colour matching and grading I've come across and I go back to it the odd time.

[@braxtonm9712]

You explain things in a slow way so it is easy to understand. It feels like you are talking directly to me instead of talking at a group of experts. It is appreciated!

[@Amber-247]

I have come back to this video multiple times to fix my composites. This is by far the most helpful video I’ve found yet, it make it so much easier to do and it looks much more natural. Thanks so much!!

[@Rin8Kin]

The amount of knowledge you share in EACH of your videos is simply astonishing.

[@WanderFeetChronicles]

Dude. One of the best tutorials on making a montage I’ve ever watched. I’ve learnt so much from this one video alone.... I especially liked the blend if for the hair near the end, I’ve never seen that technique used before. Previously, I would have masked the hair out best I could before even starting the colour match etc - this will save me hours in the long run. Thank you! Jesus, you are superb!

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

Thank you, ScousePhotographer!

[@Diegoperez-fn9sm]

here's several things about which functions of Photoshop to learn first The selection feature Removal of unwanted objects Layers (I discovered about these and more from Trevs Photo Blueprint site )

[@koki8399]

@@PhotoshopTrainingChannel amazing tutorial!!!!

[@speterlewis]

I've been a compositer for years, and this is one of the best tutorials I have ever seen. Thank you!

[@Piousmuslim692]

you can check the new PS tutorials

[@TerryFarthing]

Thanks. Most compositing videos I've watched ignore perspective. Your videos are quickly becoming my favorite for my Photoshop education.

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

You're welcome, Terry!

[@junhongkim3932]

I've been using photoshop for over 10 years and seen over a hundred Photoshop tutorials on KZbin. Yours is by far the best! Keep it up! I love your tutorials!

[@alexandraocean6756]

Genuinely, thank you so much for explaining all of this... it is SO difficult to find edits that aren’t sped up, minuscule, foreign or all of them together! I’ve learned so much already thank you so much!

[@danielfelipe5746]

Jesus.... WHAT A CLASS!!! Dude I just took my notes and got 3 full pages!!! IN A 30 MINUTES VIDEO!!!!!!!!!!! You are awesome! Thanks so much.

[@jfri82]

First time watching your tutorials and love the teaching style. Appreciate that you explain WHY you're making the choices you're making and what each element of a setting does (like with the luminosity sliders) instead of just giving a number to set a setting to like most videos do. I feel like I actually learned how to do a composite with any image rather than how to do a composite on the sample images in the video. Looking forward to watching your other vids.

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

Thank you, jfri82! 🙂 I'm glad you enjoyed it

[@JaydevRaol]

There are hundreds of Photoshop Tutorials Channels out there but this is easily the best one that I have found. You, sir really how to teach in such a way that it's easy to understand. Thanks a lot for this. I really learned something new from this. 👍

[@djmaymay92]

I've been doing a lot of tutorials for Premiere and Photoshop recently and this is BY FAR the best tutorial I've ever watched. Very well done!

[@owatagi]

I’ve never watched your lessons because they always seemed too advanced for me, but I’m glad I watched this one. I learned so much. Good job teaching an old dog some new tricks.

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Thank you, Edmond!

[@babunyang9552]

You're genius. You deserve more subscribers. I've been working with Photoshop for over 6yrs and I learn something new every time I watch you.

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Thank you, Babu Nyang!

[@kshv-]

After this tutorial i feel like I am a pro . The best video on compositing on KZbin.Its really helpful thanks.

[@adassociates8235]

Jesus, you are the best Photoshop Instructor on You Tube, period. Very informative, precise detail explanation. Love all of your tutorials

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Thank you, AD Associates!

[@kbquan]

Jesus, You are the absolute best tutorist I've ever seen. You explain beautifully. It's really easy to do exactly what you're teaching. Great Job!!

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sir you have great teaching skills. PTC & piximperfect are my favorite PS learning channels !!!

[@imagemaker5150]

Mine too!

[@StevenBrener]

Agreed....the two best that I know.

[@ODSA]

Phlearn aka Aaron Nace is the greatest and oldest photoshop learning channel.. He is pioneer in compositing & retouching. Piximperfect is good at everything,but not great at anything.

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@@ODSA Indeed, Phlearn is also awesome.

[@adoyer04]

same here pix is king

[@catcreekranch]

Wow! What a jam packed 30 minutes!!!!! No extra bologna! Thank you Jesus! I learned sooooo much!

[@lisahansbury9405]

This tutorial is PACKED FULL of essential PS techniques. Great job! Mind blown! Thank you so very much. :)

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

You're welcome, Lisa!

[@jairuskersey8311]

Adobe should use your tutorials as the default help panel. Your videos are simply the Best !!!!!!!!!!

[@andrewgrabham4666]

Sensational! Perspective was my biggest gain, the rest was a close second!

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Thank you, Andrew!

[@areltheking]

You describe everything you do swiftly and elegantly. I'm only like 5 minutes in and im stopping to write this down and like and subscribe. I have no doubt I'll learn lots of stuff by the end of the vid. Thank you for teaching free knowledge :)

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Thank you so much, Arel!

[@shefaazenate6284]

very clear way of explanation! I like that you care sooo much about the tiny details and you are telling us about them. I'm still a beginner, but, I have learned a lot. Thank you sooooo much! one of the best teachers👍👍👍👏👏👏

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You're welcome, Shefaa!

[@hillary7353]

You are a great instructor. As a beginner, I often get lost on some of the more advanced methods (hair corrections for example and advance masking techniques) but I realize that I will need to watch your videos multiple times. I like how you repeatedly tell the audience what you are doing as you are doing it. Also it is helpful how you mention the key shortcuts and they are displayed on the screen. I am learning many new methods from your tutorials. Thank you.

[@dubshelb]

For my photoshop class we have to photoshop an image of ourself into a famous historical photo and I can't begin to tell you how helpful this video was for my project! Thank you!

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

You're welcome! I'm glad it helped!

[@lyndon9029]

Honestly, one of the best Photosop tutorial channels there is. Great job - so informative and I like that you link al your other tutorials for people like me that go "wait.... where did you find that hair brush?!"

[@azrin]

When compositing, I always refer to your very first compositing tutorial from 2017. Really glad to follow along with this more updated version! Keep up the great work man. 👑

[@genoafire1]

Excellent. You are an awesome instructor. I really appreciate you showing the exact details of what to click in PS instead of glossing over them like many other KZbin videos on the subjects. Thank you!

[@LadyTracyOfTheDisk]

This is pure gold--thank you, Jesus! I feel much more powerful now. 😁

[@mwroberts]

You never disappoint! I needed a refresher on blending layers together and found this tutorial. It was exactly what I was looking for. Thank you, Jesus.

[@pokeypop99]

Like all your others, I love this tutorial. The part about perspective and vanishing point, and horizon line is awesome! Brings me back to Architecture school days! One added tip... Whenever you're looking at a scene, the vanishing point/ horizon is at the eye level of whomever created the image. If that person was standing on the ground, the horizon will be 4.5-5 feet above the ground (you can estimate based on known sizes of objects). I the person was standing on a 10' ladder, looking straight ahead, the horizon would be up there!

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Thank you for the comment, Marshall!

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This is one of the best Photoshop Tutorial Channel that I've watched so far

[@jake-anthony]

This is the best compositing tutorial I've ever come across. You've considered all the variables that make it more realistic and explained it in an easy to understand way. Thank you!

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Thank you Jesus. This channel is the best photoshop tutorial in youtube

[@Neil_Smith_Photoshop]

Fantastic tutorial Jesús, that’s one of the most complete photo composition tuts I’ve seen, thank you!

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

You're welcome, Neil!

[@peterwilson1816]

An excellent tutorial, I consider myself an experienced photographer, however, composites is something I've wanted to do for a long time. This has given me a great start - Thank you

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You're welcome, Peter!

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Now I can prove that I climbed Everest

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Yes you can! 🙂

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in my boxers

[@vodoo5553]

@@PhotoshopTrainingChannel Great tut. How would you find the vanishing point/horizon line for a studio shot on white background ?

[@vodoo5553]

@@fiaadmin92 The point is if the subject is outdoors we can use the horizon line, etc to find vanishing point. But what if subject is shot in studio against total white. How do you get the correct perspective ?

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lol

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You, my friend, are an absolute champion!! Clear sound, to the point explanations, great topics, I christen you 'The KZbin professor of the department of Photoshop'!

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To the 15 people who disliked this video....Really!?! This guy is literally one of the best photoshop teachers out there.

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👍🙂 thanks, Billy

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It has nothing to with the teacher. If you klick dislike, youtube algorithm will not show you simular content!

[@m77ast]

I enjoyed this video because you explained each step very well snd with patience. Most people just babble at the speed of light 😃🤦🏽‍♂️. Enjoyed it - thanks.

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I always get something new from these. Great stuff!!

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Thank you, Ian!

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One of the best Photoshop instructors. Knowledge, and ability to teach with clarity, and at a pace people can actually follow. Always know I’m going to learn with your presentations. Thanks!

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Who is here because of Corona Virus self-isolation and now you are learning Photoshop (and how to place yourself into places that is not home)? 🤚

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me :)) already did my first 4 edits

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Me ......... :)

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Looks like i found someone with similar brain cells as mine

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hahaha same

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mee

[@johnbingaman3547]

I've been using Photoshop for over 20 years and I learned some new tricks. I guess you can teach an old dog new tricks.

[@mikkelolemusethmadsen1120]

This is just great - that is the most complete photo composition ever... Thanks a LOT

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Thank you, Mikkel!

[@michelleloparo8175]

Oh my God - Thank you! I've watched about 20 PS tutorials supposedly for beginners, but this is one of the few that actually walks you through every step and explains the functions of the tools. I found this incredibly helpful.

[@JoeHTX]

Great tutorial. I am now beginning to get the hang of matching perspective, thanks to your tutorials on it! And matching/blending colors and luminosity is something I have always had trouble with and this helps tremendously. Thank you!

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

You're welcome, Joe!

[@WanderFeetChronicles]

Joe H You and me both mate, this video outlined it in a very easy way didn’t he? It’s so easy when you think about it. The hard part is now doing it time and time again so it becomes second nature!

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Bro you are the truth. I'm a newbie, so I know I'll be watching this video over and over. I love it.

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I learned a lot from your tutorial. Just one suggestion: could you talk slower and pause between each instruction. I find I have to backtrack several times to follow each action.

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You are a true magician in composite. Hiding the compositing hair and background technique is outstanding

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Well, first time I see your channel and I'm already subscribed, this was really informative.

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Thank you, Jose!

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Same thing happened with me too 😂😇

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Explanation is very easy to follow, and the content is solid. This is a must watch tutorial.

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Thank you, Reinhard!

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wow I can't believe how amazing you are iim thrilled the results after I see this video are amazing to my pictures. I just bought a photoshop course. and. I got the knowledge from you for free, really easy to understand. Thank you so much for doing this videos I will make sure. to check more of your videos and practice

[@DethronerX]

Thank you so much, for in-depth explanation of why we do what. This is thankfully different from those who talk like talking to kids, explaining every single obvious thing.

[@nouralakkad7416]

thank you very much I'v learned so much from this tutorial it's so great to have you i watch all of your videos and every time i get tired or depressed about if i can be a good designer or not i watch some of your videos. so thanks a lot again and again for every thing. :)

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Nour, it's all about the work you put in! Don't get depressed! Keep learning!

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Oh so much info! I'm going to have to watch this a few times. Thank you so much. You have explained what I have not understood for YEARS. Thank you, thank you!

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One of the best and clearest tutorial ever, thank you so much!

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Thank you, Janne!

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Hi! I am trying to learn Photoshop myself through videos like this. And I would like to tell you that you are a wonderful teacher! this is the best tutorial I have seen. It is clear to understand, you have a good pace and you just not show how to do things, but also the reason why it is like that and what is the meaning of the tools, very good!!! All that I am trying to say is thank you very much for doing this!

[@chepo1956]

Fantastic tutorial Jesus. I used one of the other tutorials you've shown here in the past on hair masking using the channels technique.

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Thank you, Jose!

[@cheontop]

The best thing in this channel is that, you are not just teaching us to achieve the goal in this topic but you are also explaining us the purpose in every controls with additional tips. Thank you!!

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cant believe I am attending college when these vids exist, just coz i need the connections and degree

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Thanks!

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I learned so much in this tutorial wtf ily

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

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

[@ronvoskuijl1008]

Wow man. I have seen many other tutorials of you. You are a genius! Thanks for all your efforts to help the PS community. You have a great talent to explain everything easily. Thanks to you I have improved my skills. Thanks again!

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As a designer and a daily adobe suite user, i found your tutorials AMAZING and well explained. Really Good job you made me speed up my workflow A LOT!!!!!

[@philcaffrey]

Thanks Jesus - I have been a photographer for 40 years and using PS for about 20 - this is probably the best and most information rich tutorial I have used to date - relevant and practical, I have already put it to good use in my work. Thank you.

[@dogmandx2683]

Excellent as usual. Any rule of thumb to determine a horizon line/perspective for a subject that has no referenced horizon line?

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

Thank you, Dogman DX2! You can look at the items in the photo for clues. Was the camera pointing up (horizon line low) or camera pointing down (horizon line high). Also, watch this video at minute 10. kzbin.info/www/bejne/haCrl418oZtonNE

[@mikkinoble77]

By far my favorite 'matching sub and bg' tutorial. Thank you, Jesus! You really helped me with my composites.

[@myronbennett7284]

At 4:15 when I try to get it around the edges it just deletes an entire area.

[@SaosinComeClose]

This is world class. I watched this last night while I was tired but it still blew me away. Going to watch again to try retain the information!

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

Thank you, Levi!

[@za5512]

Amazingly smooth tutorial... do we have these tools and flexibility for mobile version!!.. because I want to have this PS software but its bit expensive... please assist. Thanks

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

Besides Photoshop for the iPad, unfortunately not.

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Great video showing what I consider to be advanced techniques. Photoshop is the proverbial onion, with infinitely revealed of tools to learn.

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This men is perfect in Photoshop. I dont really have the time to learn doing this this kind of stuff so, I am out.

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@Jenifer Westphal that made me laugh 😂😂😁

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This channel is excellent, I learned a lot of things that I didn't try before...., as a beginner, Fantastic job!!

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[@robin55gomes]

Despite the very complex process, you have a very clear, straightforward and interesting way of delivery. The best parts are the 'whys' and 'hows' of each step and the methods used and applied to get the desired results. In this way I come to learn more about how the various tools, adjustment layers and blend modes work. Great tutorial Jesus! Thank you!

[@zanyaboutit]

I think you are very professional when it comes to compositing but honestly the first 10 seconds into this video, the composition looks fake...Is it just me who feels this way?

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If you stuck around until the end you would not have left this comment.

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Sir, I've watched countless PS tutorials, yours included among many others. But after watching this, yours is one of the very few that have compelled me to subscribe to your channel. I like your communication style, the zoom-ins on the tools, the explanations and uses of the tools (many of which go unnoticed or unused by users), the level of detail you present, and the very practical uses of this powerful image editing program. As much as or more than any course instructor I've watched, your instruction can turn an intermediate or intermediate-plus Photoshop user into a confident, well-rounded, advanced user. In particular to this video, I especially liked the RAW filter processing, but really I liked the whole thing. Thanks a lot for your generosity of knowledge and spirit! One idea I haven't seen presented on the subject of compositing is matching, or attempting to match, a combination of photos with different perspectives into a whole that looks seamless and realistic. I've racked my brain experimenting with the transform tool (skew, perspective, rotate, etc.,) on individual object layers to try to achieve such a cohesive effect, but I'm sure I'm missing something.

[@gamerzgamerz6058]

Really appreciate your channel. Your tutorials are free and always great. From your videos only I learnt face swapping blah blah. Thank you so much 😀

[@desertgecko4549]

Excellent video. I especially like that you tell us the little things not directly related to what you're doing, things that we might not know (z to invoke zoom, for example). This makes it possible for many more of us to follow you even when the tutorial is beyond our skill level. Thanks.

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

You're welcome, Desert Gecko!

[@rbarrett111]

Ha! I look at the comments and everyone else has already said what I was gonna say. I've been in graphics for 25+ years and I have not seen a better instructor. This was amazingly good and it's bookmarked. I really can't express how good you are at this.

[@davidbailey4976]

Thank you, Jesus. Again you have provided a superb description of technique and in such detail! I have never before seen the Levels sliders explained so clearly. There's a lot of detail in this presentation and so I will need to watch it a few times and break it down into sections to understand how to build up the image(s).

[@ga20904]

Your videos on this topic is the best on KZbin. No one on youtube is talking about how to correctly line up the subject to the back plate via vanishing points and horizon lines. I would love to get advice on how to find a subject's horizon line if the subject was shoot in a studio with a plain white or gray paper background and there are no vanishing lines to use like in your example of the subject in the street , thanks .

[@flaviaferme]

It`s a pleasure for me to watch your tutorial. I like the way that you are explaining everything in detail. Thanks!!

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This guy and pix imperfect are the only guys you need to watch. Absolutely bravo

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You're my favorite teacher of ps!! Ilove the way you explain all the details from the beginning to end hehe

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i watched the whole video. You are the best teacher...

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je ne parle pas anglais, alors ta vidéo je la comprend doucement. Il y a vraiment plus que ce que je pensais. Alors encore merci !

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Wow you are just professional and smiling. I learn a lot from you all the time. Thank you very much from Israel :)

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Truly a legendary Photoshop channel. Thank you for all your amazing content.

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Been watching and subscribed for a while now. Just wanted to say I appreciate your videos. As a creator, you help my thumbnails look better!

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I´m baffled by the amount of knowledge you delivered, thank you so much.

[@PereCatou]

This is hands down the best tutorial I've seen, thank you soooo much Jesus for providing such a great tutorial ! Btw you're really cool !

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wow im also a photoshop user for a long time, but ur techniques are so cool and new to me, thank you so much man. hope you have more subscribers soon.

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