How To Use PERSPECTIVE and VANISHING POINTS To Create AMAZING Composites In Photoshop

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[@ruivam]

Hi Jesus! First of all, thank you for the explanation. Please, could you tell me how on Earth I'd find the horizon line in a photo of a person where the backdrop is infinite with no lines, shading or clues at all? I've been struggling for months to get it and insert people correctly in composites, but I always fail. It's driving me nuts. I've watched your perspective tuts dozens of times, but something doesn't work. I would appreciate it a lot if you or someone help me out. I've really tried. Plus, I'm working in a composite right now with a self portrait. I followed the lines on the ground and the vanishing point is on my chest. The thing is, my camera was on a tripod in a lower level, so I was shot a bit from below. But at the same time, with the horizon line being on my chest, it looks like I'm being seen from ABOVE when I place the line that high. I will never get what I'm doing wrong. Please, ANYONE? Jesus?

[@iHF95]

I still remember I watched this video years ago back when I was learning perspective drawing, unironically, your explanation about perspective is 1000x better than any other art tutorials I've ever tried

[@foisalahmed07]

This tutorial will help not only the graphic designers but also the architecture students too! Wow man wow!!! Take a bow...

[@adityaparihar5916]

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[@pranaytony]

I can't explain how relax I feel when I watch your videos! You are Jesus to Ps!

[@rudraprasad633]

13:23 the way he told with feelings really touched my heart ... its perfectly with feel ...its said

[@jamesgreen1590]

Three years down the line and still of immense value. Powerful technices and value oriented.

[@illuminatingdreams9352]

I cannot thank you enough for this tutorial! I have struggled with perspective for years in my composites and this was very valuable to me.

[@acestudioscouk-Ace-G0ACE]

I've watched this a few times now, it's worth coming back to for a refresher from time to time. Especially if you don't do composites on a regular basis. Thank-you.

[@ruivam]

I keep coming back to this tutorial, Jesus. When you asked for people to subscribe to your channel by that time, you had 281k followers. Now, 5 years later, you have 2,07 million subscribers. Means you are good at what you do. Thank you for sharing your knowedge.

[@MattWarnick]

Mr. Jesus!...your tutorials are by far the best I have seen anywhere. Damn Brother, you are GOOD!

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

Thank you, Matt! I appreciate that!

[@aaz148a]

It was such a great pleasure watching this tutorial, no one can explain better than you do!

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

Thank you, aaz148a! I appreciate your comment!

[@Daniel-wn4yj]

The best tutorial of all the ones I have seen !!! .. Thank you very much .. and many thanks to my mother who when I was a child forced me to study English !! jajaaj. Greetings from Argentina.

[@chinmayasinghrawat4622]

Been using Photoshop since 2011 and it is today when I found out the use of the pivot point! Thanks a lot.

[@scottcitron]

Jesus, you are a great trainer. I love watching your videos and learn something new every time. Many thanks.

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

You're welcome, Scott!

[@jesnnerbispo3221]

Great tutorial! I was looking for digital painting perspective and a found this video out. I'm glad because I already know your channel (because of the Photoshop videos). You're a master.

[@ObnoxiousNox]

The essence of compositing. Well done, sir.

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

Thank you, Steve!

[@ObnoxiousNox]

Photoshop Training Channel perspective is the enemy of compositers. I struggle with it all the time, and it's tuts like this that are a big help.

[@joycerivera3123]

The luminosity trick with B&W was an awesome trick. Thanks so much.

[@lowellfranga6844]

Great video! Thank you. Sometime ago you said you are going to update your Compositing Made Easy Course. Would you please inform us when it will be available?

[@samisalaaoui3958]

easy to understand and to the point !

[@TPEcentrocampista]

I cannot express my gratitude for this video... you are a life safer!

[@bjdent]

YOU ARE A WHOLE BOSS FOR THIS!!!!!

[@sandwich3044]

Thanks! This is super helpful while trying to learn how to do backgrounds in perspective for art, I also never understood that perspective warp tool and now it makes sense entirely 😂

[@NeroBelgium]

wow this just opened a whole new view on photoshop for me and to step up my game higher!! thanks for this great tutorial

[@arty-cat6828]

Thanks for the info! Is there another tutorial elsewhere where I can create the ground plane grid?

[@jamesholl1993]

It's a great content here ! thanks !

[@niala58]

very professional videos and your tutorials are very captivating

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

Thank you very much!

[@pranishn4649]

your video really helped me a lot with my creativity. love u a lot.

[@melissal7984]

I learned so many techniques from this video! Thank-you so much!!

[@incrastic6437]

Excellent explanation from a master teacher. Really great. Thanks!

[@CardieTrick]

Hi great Lesson on Perspective, as I'm just getting into composites pictures this will be very helpful.

[@brendan4425]

Wow I can’t believe I never knew about the perspective warp tool what a powerful tool I always just fiddled with distort thank you!!

[@stephenbarrett7028]

Excellent tutorial.

[@Ronin760]

WOW! Great tutorial. There was a lot of information in this one. Using the transform feature to put the center on the horizon is genius. Thank you!

[@ronakx3]

you are the legend sir . much love

[@LordTGaming]

Thank you. Amazing tutorial

[@nikatuma]

exactly what I need, thank you!

[@viyugunmj359]

Understood well now. Thank you

[@karshi1290]

I like your smiley face while explaining it’s clear and giving mw good vibes 😎

[@ricardomarino807]

Thanks for THE GREAT WORK on these tutorial videos!

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

You're welcome, Ricardo!

[@junedshaikh4971]

i have a doubt that should we place the subject or model on horizon line or vanishing point ??

[@UltraSquad]

very good guide, learnt a lot about perspective warp from your guide, thank you.

[@cinemedy]

I can't believe this is free!!

[@rene.rodriguez]

Excellent video. Thank you.

[@talhaisrar2027]

your tutorial is very helpful sir i am having issue to match the perspective of different products likes shoes, chairs or bottles in my daily work of composing please help me to find the way to match the perspective

[@jonathanbisher]

Very clear and informative. I have been looking for a simple to understand tutorial on perspective and this covers it pretty well. Thanks!

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

You're welcome, Jonathan!

[@henrikcecilio4791]

Very useful! Thank you so much

[@jackran5466]

he is one of the master of composting

[@momosietube]

Hi! The main question would be: how did you create that grid? I know how to create the lines for the 2 vanishing points, but how about the lines that go in the depth of the image?

[@firesmaug3214]

thank you for the helpful info. if I have a tv in my photo and i want to rotate it to the left just a little bit can i achieve that with photoshop?

[@emeraldambergold1031]

All of your tutorials are very interesting.... Sir.... thank you so much!

[@oconnor8615]

7:38,in Photoshop 2020, you need to hold ALT key in the windows to make the transformation in accordance with the pivot.

[@ernestotravieso882]

Your videos are both incredibly informative and very easy to watch. Thanks for everything you do!

[@sampathmsh]

Yes, its help lots.Please continue your good work Prof.

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

You're welcome, Sampath!

[@kylegaijin]

That was extremely valuable information for me. I'm quite new to artistic things, so this really really helps. Thanks !!

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

You're welcome, Kyle!

[@TheJehanj]

Thank you. This helped me clear my mind of many questions I had about composites. Great Tutorial

[@mustafizrahman252]

Really nice and super cool teaching video...

[@JMTBFLOW]

Is the compositing course still available ?

[@mikaelseise3954]

Thanx for this video, I have looked on you other perspective video and learned a lot. Too bad you can not afford to see your course, there's plenty more to learn. Maybe some day. Keep up this good job with your videos I will follow you.

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

Thank you, Mikael! I'll always keep publishing free stuff!

[@FantasyCouch]

Another great video 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@draymunoz]

This is a great vid! Thanks!

[@bala1000mina]

I learnt a lot Jesus! Thank you so much for the awesome tutorial!

[@SerjoMarriaci]

I want all you courses!

[@computer__eyez]

Anybody know where I can download that perspective grid he’s using when he’s showing the cubes in perspective? That grid can really help in my training of learning perspective. Thanks

[@christiansujana1183]

is there any video about combining image with close up perspective, like in case of family photos when we want to add people to the photo

[@meerata1249]

really helpful bro I appreciate

[@ErikJVB]

This was such a dynamite explanation!

[@tubelesstube4237]

Tricky formulae..awsome sir

[@fielding68]

Great tutorial. You simplify them so well. I always learn a great deal from you. Thank you.

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

You're welcome, David!

[@aliceleblanc7318]

Thank you! Great video :D

[@abuteyyem]

Great tutorial. Thanks JR

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

You're welcome, Anwar!

[@toluyole]

This is so useful!!! But do you know how to find the perspective in a top down photo?

[@gamerrocks8426]

Cool video man keep going

[@MagicalFruitTuts]

Great tutorial. The scale in perspective trick is great. I had I problem with it until I found that the keep aspect ratio setting at the to of the transform tool was defaulting to off. It needs to be on for the scale in perspective to work right.

[@kenmorris2858]

Fantastic tutorial....you are awesome!

[@joycerivera3123]

Wonderful tutorial and you explain things so well. Thank you!!

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

You're welcome, Joyce!

[@Ponk_80]

Wold it be possible to use this method to turn a wide angle image, into a tele lens image?

[@DursWorld]

Really interesting, I've been trusting my eyes for perspective all this time. Worked so far, but this should make it easier. :D

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

I'm glad it helped!

[@vuphieu5847]

Best tutorial I've ever seen. Thank you!

[@cbcphotography9781]

Cool tutorial!

[@sylviastagg-giuliano6229]

Great, great and great! Thanks!

[@soufianehadj5492]

thank you so much !

[@ariefprie4538]

Great job

[@mohamedbassuni8441]

Great tutorial... I will follow you again and again

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

Thank you, mohamed!

[@jpl5007]

So good, very comprehensive. thank you

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

You're welcome, jpl5007!

[@diannescamera6496]

wow, this is brilliant, thank you for this tutorial!

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You're welcome, diannescamera!

[@fajoush]

you are awesome !!

[@pichmongkol168]

thanks you.

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You're welcome, Pich!

[@Pestilence86]

Pssst... that left most cube at 7:00 is not accurately drawn. The vanishing point and lines pointing to it are correct, but the two corners on its right should be closer together, creating the illusion of a front face that is also rotated.

[@henrypaul5676]

Love it! Thank you for this tut.👍

[@effectvision]

@PTC Sorry if this question was asked already in the comments but on the composite where the man and the train are, can't you enlarge the man and put it as low as possible so that his head/neck is visible as if he stays just in front of the one who took the picture? I think that this way this could potentially blend together?

[@kylegwtodd]

What did people use before vanishing point? im using older photoshop, please help :)

[@nakleh]

GREAT video! Thank you!

[@khalifaelkodri]

Nice tutorial .

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

You're welcome, khalifa!

[@jonathanpalma713]

This is a great video! I need to watch more of this

[@robkunz6052]

Thanks, I will use this!

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

You're welcome, Rob!

[@lowellfranga6844]

I tried the link for your PS Compositing Course but it does not work. Would you please check and post so I can enroll in the course.

[@MrShahidshohel]

Can you make a video where we can learn how to find the vanishing point of an indoor image ?

[@wayneyoung4911]

Best thanks

[@jjbeard6719]

Hi, Could you not treat the man as an elongated box to move him as per the building, which effect, I opine, is really cool. I opine: to root objects in a landscape, may be the use of shadows falling either on the ground &/or partly on other objects, plus use of overlapping objects, so for the man on the beach, some driftwood set so his feet cannot be seen, may also help resolve perspective where the angle of placement may seem at odds with the ground. Thanks for showing this very useful video.

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

Yeah, if you place objects in front of the subject to hide imperfections then that could work. Depending on your composite. But that was not the point of the video. But yes, it could work in some cases.

[@mr.incognito4719]

Very informative

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

Thank you, Wahab!