Secrets To Photoshop Compositing - Live Presentation

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

Subscribe + Like + Share + Comment = More Video Tutorials!

[@ahmadtarek8665]

this guy is talking about something that nobody else is actually talking about on youtube...this is very useful, thank you for sharing it

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

You're welcome!

[@staybalancedn]

I believe that is intentional too. Notice most masters are intentionally vague.

[@mrsantoroalexandre]

This is by far the most helpful KZbin video on composites I've ever watched. Thank you!

[@srividyabhaskara3647]

i appreciate the effort you put to share this beautiful knowledge in depth to us. thank you for sharing .

[@ArinaThomsen]

Awesome! You dissect it into most important elements. I am surprised that it doesn't have all those likes it deserves.

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

Thank you! It's only been up for a few hours! Maybe it will have more likes soon!

[@bizzle19]

just come across this video. one of the best on composites I've seen. learned so much in a short time. thank you

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

You're welcome!

[@Diane852]

Thank you so much for this!! I learned a lot. Must watch it again and again

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

You're welcome!

[@TheJehanj]

Thank you. very useful and helpful tutorial. Great!!

[@whipchops]

this took me to a whole new level

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

Awesome!

[@e11world]

This was super helpful! Thank you very much!

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

Eddie - E11World You're welcome!

[@Artistram3d1]

Highly informative. Thank you very much!

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

You're welcome!

[@NewcreativeconceptBlogspotCC]

Excellent, Great teacher.

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

+CreativeConcept Thank you!

[@dazman1973]

Excellent tutorial, very impressive work.

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

+Darren Turner Thank you!

[@johnyhawkahsan]

Downloaded this video and I'm planning to watch it very soon...

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

Cool

[@hendrix5757]

One note concerning creating black and white layers for the purpose of checking luminance values. Instead of adding a 'black and white' adjustment layer, it's better to either add a blank layer and fill it with black/50% gray, or add a 'selective color' adjustment layer and choosing black/50% gray, and then setting the layer blending mode to 'color'. Doing it this way accurately represents the luminance values of all the layers below more precisely than a 'black and white' adjustment layer, which only approximates B&W values based on the color information in the image.

[@Josephrajp]

Really excellent tutorial on the subject, tips are very advanced... I have a query for how to find horizon line for and perspective for photographed in the studio like the lady photograph inserted in the background... Thank you very much for this great tutorial...

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

***** You don't have to know exactly where it is, just be close enough, just determine whether it is below or above the center of the image, and then make an educated guess based on the tilt of the camera.

[@Josephrajp]

Photoshop Training Channel Thank you very much...

[@repeaterII]

Awesome tutorial, thank you!

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

You're welcome!

[@ravens.2910]

VERY nice!! Thank you!

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

Raven S. Thank you!

[@kriz24mazpsd]

wow eres grandioso gracias por compartir tus conocimientos!!!!!!!!!

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

kriz24maz Gracias!

[@Jamivi86]

what is that key shortcut to change the color lookup "filter" ?? (time 40:45)

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

Jamivi86 I used the mouse wheel to go between LUTs

[@Jamivi86]

Photoshop Training Channel Does not work for me. the arrow keys will not work either. Any quick tip how do I get them to work? :/

[@PaschalisSerres5]

I love you dude! My only problem is matching the colors... hue etc...

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

Thanks. Here's a video on that kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5aopWp_hsSnj6s

[@hardikmakwana4079]

just amazing

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

Thank you!

[@cristianjt7639]

Hello. All your tutorials are great. Thank you. I do not speak Spanish and try to understand as much as possible. It possible that you included subtitles in Spanish, that way you'd have more public and more likes :)

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

cristian jt Me gustaría mucho traducirlos al Español, pero me tomaría mucho tiempo. Si alguien se ofreciera a hacerlo, yo le pondría subtítulos a los videos. Desafortunadamente no tengo el tiempo para hacerlo. El otro problema es que los términos de Photoshop en español no me los sé, y por eso ocupo a alguien que lo agá!

[@dulceypetey]

Thank you so much Jesus !! Tas bien chingon ! (Y)

[@E-D-J]

THANK YOU CHUY. I SEEN IT TWICE TO REINFORCE SOME OF THE RULES. WHAT'S THE SISTER WEBSITE YOU TALK ABOUT IN THE VIDEO TOWARDS THE END WHERE ARTHUR'S AT TO CHEK OUT HIS TUTORIALS.?

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

ED JAY You're welcome! The site is talk about is this one, I believe photoshoplightroomgroup.com/connect-sessions/

[@E-D-J]

THANK YOU. WILL CHEK IT OUT

[@nafnrets]

great video, Jesus! one small observation though, on the last composite I think most of her face and the hands should be under the shadow since the light source is behind her.....

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

nafnrets Yeah, I guess there is a lot more that could be done if you really take the time to study the image. Thanks!

[@geraldjohnfernandez]

You have a tutorial of that girl in the subway that I watched before about putting a rim light to match the the background and i cant find it. Can you help me find it? Thanks

[@StripeyR]

Excellent this really is going to help A+

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

Darrin Stripe Thank you!

[@tigranpetrossian9848]

Am I getting it right, that only vanishing points of objects placed parallel to camera are intersecting on the horizon line?

[@AlexanderMarks]

thanks so much!

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

You're welcome!

[@Tmightymike]

I've spent the entire summer honing my technical skills and this video, I think, has helped fuse all that information together. It left me feeling confident about finishing my composite. For anyone asking similar questions to those heard in the video, I would say that this tutorial is not for you yet. If you're not sure why levels or curves might be preferable in a given situation, then I suggest going back to earlier tutorials. You can also head over to lynda.com and check out Deke McClelland and Nigel French et al. Also, Phlearn.com has many great free resources. And Glyn Dewis (www.glyndewis.com/) has plenty of helpful videos on the 'Tube as well. -So happy I stumbled across this channel at the perfect timing. Good luck guys, and happy comping.

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

Appreciate those recommendations. Deke, Nigel, and Glyn are all great instructors, and good friends of mine.

[@ArteOnez]

awesome bro

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

ArteOnez Thank you!

[@W0ND3RB0Y1]

Whoa, this guy is awesome... Im educating around some 3D's Max stuff, and somehow he covers both the artistic side of it, and the things i need to know about implementation of things in a 3D environment.. Thats a good defeat! :P Btw, im kind of nooby in Photoshop, (very!) and i have some issues with setting the Undo amount, above remembering only one step back in CS6.. How do i change that.? :/

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

W0ND3RB0Y1, This is the weird thing about Photoshop, "Undo" is just one step back, but "Step Backward" is multiple steps. Alt Ctrl Z (Mac: Command Option Z). To set the number of Step Backward go to the preferences panel, Ctrl K (Mac: Command K) and click on "Performance" and change the number of "History States" Also, you may want to use the History Panel to see your "undos" sort of speak. Window > History Hope this helps

[@W0ND3RB0Y1]

Photoshop Training Channel Ahhh... That did the job, thanks a lot mate.!! :D

[@djoldboy7183]

thank You super tutorial

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

DJOLDBOY You're welcome!

[@djoldboy7183]

thanks a lot

[@fouadyakout9689]

Thank you very very good

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

You're welcome!

[@fouadyakout9689]

thanks

[@AI.mposter]

Smart !

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

Thank you, Karim!

[@DIEZ919191]

Great tutorial!!! Thanks, like and subscribe!!)))

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

+DIEZ919191 Thank you!

[@urbanbellenyc]

We need the pictures that go along with this tutorial, so we can follow along with you.

[@studiopost9762]

gracias Jesús!

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

Jesus Felix De nada!

[@laurahalfpenny7336]

lost of valuable information, some is a bit technical but I will apply some of these techniques, horizons and perspective .

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

Thank you, Laura!

[@chadpace36912]

This vid is da shiz, to put it bluntly.

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

+Chad Pace Thanks!

[@versatileedits4636]

Hello, could you please do a tutorial on how to make the Dawn of the Planet of the Apes logo. Like the one you did on Game of Thrones. I'd really appreciate it! I think a lot of other people would as well. Here is a link to the exact logo I was referring to- goo.gl/rlKRqm Please get back to me.

[@cristianjt7639]

Sorry, I do not speak English, I was wrong in the previous comment :) I use the google translator :)

[@marlomtube]

yo Tampico se ingles pero maso se entiende xD

[@Sanaa2k]

if you can learn this then you can do a vfx

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

Yup!

[@marlomtube]

10000000 likes *___*

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

+Marlom Azul Aparicio Thanks!

[@Warsel]

audio quality is really poor unfortunately.. great content otherwise.

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

Yup. That is the way the event audio sounded... :(

[@versatileedits4636]

My comment got marked as spam, I'm not sure why. Could you please unmark it for me?

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

VersatileEdits what comment?

[@versatileedits4636]

Photoshop Training Channel You have control over seeing comments that got marked by spam. KZbin always allows the content creator of the particular video to unmark the comments that got marked as spam. They do this because sometimes comments get wrongfully marked due to flaws in the system. One of my comments got marked as spam on this video, I'm asking you to unmark it.