Pixelmator Pro Masterclass - Part 4 - Selective Edits

[@dsouzaangelo]

Oh yes please too the Curves tool. You make Pixelmator shine!👌

[@kenhaley5450]

Hi Joseph, yet another excellent tutorial and yes please, more videos covering curves etc. The more you can throw at us for Pixelmator and Photomator so much the better. I really enjoy your clear explanation of these apps.

[@eastbayjay]

This was so great, I Don't feel overwhelmed in Pixelmator with your Master Classes series. Please do more curves and color balance videos.

[@WilliamMBlaesing]

Keep the videos coming. Your knowledge and even discourse help our understanding of Pixelmator Pro and our appreciation of its capabilities.

[@cogmovies]

An outstanding tutorial Joseph - a real masterclass! Your relaxed manner and skilful presentation style make this a joy to view and to learn these features in Pixelmator Pro. Thank you!

[@antonijapek]

Please make all the videos. I love that you give good explanations of why's

[@garudasomanna]

Dear Joseph, this tutorial literally went over my head! I guess I need a 'student-class' and not master-class in order to be able to climb up this learning curve. Thanks for the effort you make in bringing out these information-packed tutorials. Regards Dr. Somanna BTW, what is meant by 'pay forward' which is a term I came across for the first time when I visited the Signature Edits website? Can I download and use their photos and other content as I do from Pixabay and Pexels?

[@thesupermikey]

Yes. A Curves Tool tutorial would be amazing.

[@Lysander-Spooner]

Your tutorials are great. Pixelmator should hire you do to a full set for them! So yeah, please do deep dives on all the tools like curves and selective color. I wish more poeple understood the power of Pixelmator Pro and Photomator. Also, consider doing a class on an integrated workflow using Photomator too.

[@JosephSlinker]

Thanks. That really means a lot! I think a lot of people would like to see better Photomator workflow tutorials, so that might just be the next set of masterclass videos.

[@Johnthetripper]

Yes, do a video on the curves tool, please.

[@JosephSlinker]

I think curves is one of about 4 tools that people really want a masterclass episode dedicated to.

[@TheOjnop]

your videos are so clear and helpful-thank you!

[@URSENIORUTUBER55]

Thank you for that found it. Very interesting and very helpful.

[@ozedsal5581]

Keep the series coming

[@KJRitch]

I’m enjoying this series. I’m going to be using PixelMater Pro to help process images from my new hobby, astrophotography. It will be used to make final color adjustments to nebula and galaxies. Most use Photoshop or GIMP but GIMP bogs down on my 2015 MacBook Pro. I don’t like subscription models either. Thanks

[@ericprouzet3851]

Thanks again for these great tutorials on Pixelmator. I'm learning so much (because I never took the time to dig in and try to discover the whole menu. I have a question so far: I've notice that moving the right cursor in the "level" menu toward the left modifies the histogram in the "curves" menu (the image getting lighter), but doing the opposite, that is, sliding the right side of the line in the "curves" menu to the left (the image getting lighter as well) doesn't change the histogram in the "levels" menu. So, what is the link between these two menus and how should we proceed if we want to expand the histogram (on other software, I proceed myself with the "curves")?

[@gregsarsons1221]

Informative video. Thank you! Yes please to more on using curves.

[@Gruagain]

Great tutorial, thanks!

[@belazaure]

Yesss! I’ve waiting for this ❤

[@wahahakl]

Thank you very much, i learned a lot today!

[@DSGQR]

Let me just stop you right there. We want a video on everything 😜 ... please and thank you.

[@StuartHetzler]

Enjoying this series! I'm fairly well versed in color theory and would love to see some more focus on the graphic design tools of pixelmator. In any case, here's a comment and like for the algo!

[@RogierYou]

Excellent

[@kayg8831]

Why did the darn algorithm not show me your vids? This one is AMAZING! Thank you for the insights! (Even though I'm using Pixelmator it still would be useful if not)

[@DSGQR]

The photo file link doesn't work. It just takes you to their website... edit: Found it but I had to hunt it down