How to Turn Day into Night in Adobe Photoshop

[@GuerkanHantal]

Very very nice tut Howard. This is exactly how tutorials should be. Getting to the point, no bla bla in the beginning, no uuuhmm aaahmm during the video and no other disctractions. I know, not everyone's a pro like Howard, but nonetheless, here's how it's done guys. Keep the amazing work up Mr. Iceflow Studios.

[@franshartman]

Yesterday I found your lessons here on KZbin. You are amazing! I love the fact that you use layers not to destruct the original and find the way you explain it incredibly clear and understandable. Love to watch this and wish you all the best in publishing more lessons. You are the master! This one to turn day into night and above all the lamps you lightened up, amazing!!!

[@VonKaNon]

FYI - I used the same technique on CS 5.5 and the results were just as spectacular. Thanks for posting this tut.

[@ciao2913]

Thank you. I have a light effect project due Thursday for my graphics design class and my professor goes so fast that I can't seem to keep up with the class. But after watching this video and going through the steps I got this project down perfectly. Great tutorial!

[@acidoh27]

It's more realistic if you check colorize and move the slider to blues or purples in Hue/Saturation after dragging the slider of brightness to the left and the contrast to the right like Howard said... love your tutorials, Howard!

[@richardg-z9m]

I'd been searching for something like this for a while! Thank you so much, everything was clear and simple!

[@MetaIicDzn]

Best tutorials on KZbin!

[@zeddistic]

Oh god! Howard thanks GOD! I had a dream just now that i fell into a coma in 2013, and woke up at 2029, Your avatar was an ugly bouncing gif, And your videos had no voice over, but HORRIBLE music which made the comments bounce up and down. and the worst of all, my best friend couldn't remember who I was, I'm so grateful you're still here with us making AMAZING tutorials.

[@BeckyAnn6879]

Loving these tutorials, Howard. I'm finally finding my niche and becoming comfortable with Photoshop, thanks to you!!

[@MTRAdmiralty]

Thank you for this video. Subscribed! You explain things extremely well - clear instructions and easy to follow.

[@fuzzypiglet]

It was going great up to the part with the light cone

[@CornyKorn]

Great Tutorial and well explained in detail. Helped me a lot to do things a lot faster than i usually did ;) Thank you, can't wait to see more !

[@GlennAngelx]

This was insanely helpful and I learned a few new shortcuts along the way. Thank you very much

[@grantmeagher]

This was one of those tutorials that had me saying "Wow" on every step.

[@Metallolomshik]

nice job, quick simple and gets the job done with full edit ability in future :) Fantastic for client presentation. Thank you.

[@HolTomas]

Thank you so much! I have been waiting ever since i subscribed. :D

[@JMXXL]

Wow I never heard of underlying layer blending before. Thanks.

[@JoshDangerFabean]

I don't even know what is real anymore! Also the blend-if option = mind blown!

[@mprechl]

I really like how you sneak in some shortcuts and general Ps tricks into these tutorials!

[@ashwins95]

way easier then I thought it would be! thank you!

[@sabrinaledoux9447]

You give great tutorials ! Thank you so much

[@antonyarun2476]

Very clear and straight ,very helpful.....

[@AirbrushingtipsNet]

I've always enjoyed your tutorials. The only issue I have with this one is the light source. With the tree shadows going from right to left then the moon should be on the right side, and out of frame. Other than that, it was a great tutorial, and very convincing. Keep up the good work!

[@polisherci]

Howard, ur the best! Quick, very informative, clear tut! Thank you so much-3

[@ceejaay01]

Too Good !!! Love this !!

[@igorotani1423]

Very good tutorial and you have a very nice way to teach. Thanks a lot.

[@Britec09]

Wow just awesome.

[@IonutNedelcu]

thank you for the awesome tutorials :) leaned many things from you.

[@joepanico8153]

Super tutorial Howard. Liked the "Blend if" technique. There was one little problem though. When you made the triangle of light that represented the light reflecting off the moon to the earth you were treating the moon as though it existed 20 feet above the trees. Of course, the moon is a large object 240,000 miles from the earth and its light is not tri-angled when it hits the ground. Just like the sun's light, the moon's light shines everywhere from all points in the sky. So all the trees in the image would have received moon light. Small point. Loved the tutorial though and will use its techniques to improve my Photoshop skills. Thanks Howard!!

[@JonathanExley]

Brilliant, Thanks buddy! Great vids as always! :D

[@gummies91]

Howard, great job! I love it! :)

[@seeabordcoast]

Absolutely awesome!!

[@DrAhmadHelmy]

I love your work man

[@crocodail100]

AMAZING!!!!I AM YOUR BIG FAN!!!! I ACTUALLY THOUGHT YOU R MUCH OLDER!!!GREAT JOB AGAIN!!

Amazing teaching! Thx dude I made my first manipulation work on PS with your support.

[@Lengo67]

Wow! Most helpful! Thanks!

[@salinehaddad6296]

SERIOUSLY! amazing!

[@WCSally]

Thanks Howard, was sweating exactly this problem some time back!!

[@sztewe]

Awesome tutorial! Nice job!

[@KennethSymicek]

Really good. I learned a lot. Thanks

[@Shineboie]

your videos are great. thank you for all the help

[@sherlenechua2868]

This helped me so much with my assignment , thanks ! 🍻

[@MikeRansby]

That was pretty cool !

[@bacsomania]

awesome as usual!

[@wesel1993]

Nice tutorial, I would like to see an tutorial from you how you place nicely an object in a photo with shadows and stuff!

[@Witto22]

Holy damn, this is great. Good job!

[@MagdalenaJoubert]

Thank you, this is great. I learned a lot.

[@ambersmith7597]

Thanx, some helpful tips in there. Keen to try it out for my current project.

[@StealthApple]

Very helpful, thanks a lot!

[@EgdeFilms]

Keep uploading. Your videos are very professional

[@vignannakka3074]

Can also use gaussian blur to fade out the moonshine triangle! Also the lights under the poles should be there.

[@sandysun4631]

Awesome teaching skills very useful tutorials foe me thanks for sharing ..

[@ДаниилПестов-р3ъ]

Amazing, thank's for good tutorial, Howard

[@rascalphoto]

Great tutorial. Thank you!

[@retr0fy]

great tutorial again!

[@Karlozzcz]

Really perfect!

[@danielthomassin1243]

Merci beaucoup pour se tutoriel j’apprend un peu plus Super !!!

[@tonibissell-venable7373]

Nice tut! Thank you...

[@arcjackson1]

Well done sir!

[@zarsblackhorse123]

Hope you will like it??????????????? !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I just love this tutorial!!!!!!!! Too good! And thanks a lot for making it under very short time! Love it!

[@HighfeeBabi]

I love it!

[@MahmoudKhaiti]

Great! I would love to see a tutorial on creating sun rays coming through a window or trees. Thanks

[@Zakuma101]

Holy crap this was awesome.

[@Glennca2]

Hey Howard. Love your vids, but just a little tip: You can use Alt + Rightclick and drag or Opt + Cmd (I think) and drag to change brush size and hardness. Makes it a lot smoother to change brush size :-)

[@kayschmitt7363]

You are Fantastic :-) Greetings from Germany

[@Henry14arsenal2007]

Great tutorial. I just think the moonshine triangle couldve been a bit better, because a triangle is not the optimal shape for lighting, a bit more highlight in the upper part of teh trees would be better.

[@Xolition]

Great video!

[@omkarlohogaonkar5636]

awesome work

[@samitkakade5101]

Thank u so much for this tutorial.

[@Picotee810]

Great tutorial, thanks *.*

[@MBP0409466237]

Fantastic!!!!

[@ShaynaLynn]

Cool tutorial, subbed :)

[@kaoutaramrioui]

Very nice job, thanks

[@jeanwilkie5801]

Loved the tutorial but a bit fast to follow when taking notes. Would love to see how to turn a rough sea scene with a lighthouse ad turn it in to a darker stormy look.

[@aabood007]

Amazing tutorial, thanks man

[@MsSinfany]

EXCELLENT!

[@Rempang]

Thank you for posting all these videos! They are all great! Guess I can leave my request here. I was trying to blend a camera lens into an iris with the blend if control. but it didn't go very well. Possible to make a video about that?

[@Xilon86]

PERFECT! :)

[@amanteslogic]

Great tutorial. I was actually trying to turn a skyline photo that was shot during the day into a night photo. Any suggestions on how to create that kind of effect so it doesn't take a thousand years? lol I have a few ideas but.. these ideas are going to take hours upon hours.

[@193709806]

i love it..thanks.

[@niory]

Can you please make tutorials dedicated more to architecture and adding affects to 3dmax models ? Thank you for your awesome videos

[@beshr1993]

wow that was very helpful!

[@Growler4896]

Can you PLEASE post a link to the photos you work with? I like to follow along with your tutorials and it would be a lot easier if I was working with the same ones you're using. Thanks!

[@davidrd85]

I also agree about the blue tint. Also those streetlights are pretty weak, think it would be nice if they would cast some kind of beam of light on the ground. Otherwise cool effect!

[@invalidacess]

talk about how u can turn the layer styles into their own seperate layers. that is very helpful.

[@SamEverillTV]

Lovely.

[@ShivaNandha-i25]

i tried da same n it worked out for me too..... thanks 4 teaching.......... yo r really a gud teacher........ it was really helpful....

[@jeff18715]

amazing!

[@marzenawrona3105]

veeery usefull. thank you

[@upalpatra5822]

nice video, innovative indeed. thanx, want such vid

[@niveks_]

I tried to do that some time ago on your Stonehenge photos, but the thing that kept bugging me was the shadows that were existing on the stock image. Excellent tutorial though.

[@xeroarcadia]

Freaking fantastic tutorial ive learned how to blend things way better

[@BattleForcePvP]

Hey Howard! Could you make a tutorial on how to cover text with snow? I've seen your 1st one, but I am looking for a more realistic one, Would really appreciate it :)

[@jarikcbol]

And the moonbeam should not light the front side of the trees, because its coming from behind them. Despite all that, its a really good tutorial which shows a lot of important techniques that will help anyone trying to create this kind of effect, you just have to go a bit farther. (I've noticed that in a lot of Howard's tutorials, the final result does not look exactly like his example, as if he worked another hour tweaking and adjusting the example).

[@pdjwelford]

wow just wow

[@spazymagnet]

Personally, I wouldnt have put in the moon. The original image has shadows that strongly suggest where the light source is (over to the right). I would have replaced the sky with stars, and painted highlights on the trees. Also I would have painted areas around the lamp posts, so they interact with the surroundings a little more. Nice to see how you did it non the less!

[@DelonaVideo]

you are amazing

[@coleydenisestark6763]

Thanks Howard.

[@nkronnie]

Nice! thank you

[@thomaskumi678]

U are very good; it's nice tutorial