Magically Remove Glare from Glasses in Photoshop!

[@melchorvisuals9448]

You are simply the greatest Ps teacher. I dont know if its the accent, the tone of your voice, your friendly face, the amazing tips and tricks, great explanations and great topics you cover. THANK YOU for everything.

[@magictrick8833]

He’s always happy and has a great voice tone to be explaining things with out annoying people kinda like a Bob Ross.

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Melchor Visuals very calming

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We can't leave out the disarming facial hair!

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You are right, I love him and I learn from him.

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It’s his extra sharp facial features.

[@jackeckhart386]

As somebody once said; "you are the Bob Ross of Photoshop". Thanks for sharing your priceless knowledge with all of us!!

[@richardchin8306]

I am speechless. I have a photo with so much glare on my friend's eyeglasses that I thought was hopeless. I was about to tell him the bad news that I couldn't help him to fix the problem...until I watched your tutorial!!! I practiced three times and on the fourth time, it was almost perfect! Good as new! Thank you very much for sharing! You are the best PS teacher.

[@karansaraf87]

Have you ever thought of doing a full A-Z Photoshop video tutorial course where anyone wanting to learn Photoshop can just sit through systematically from the beginning and learn all the major skills required? Something similar to a course like Deke McClelland's Photoshop One-on-One courses but with you, as you're a great educator and your style of teaching is really great for this medium!

[@sangio_davese]

The last step of grouping all the edit layers and gradually reducing the opacity to subtly bring back the glare for a natural look is very helpful.

[@mhaller1]

Once again, you're a genius teacher. Pacing, review, reassurance....everything fantastic. Thank you!

[@patlab555]

Not only you have the knowledge, but also you transmit your knowledge very well. You're such a great teacher that Adobe should made you their ambassador!

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I don’t have a pc , I don’t use photoshop, i have nothing related to photoshop and I don’t like photoshop so much, BUT 90% OF THE YT CONTENT I WATCH IS YOURS ABOUT PHOTOSHOP!!! why am i enjoying so muchhhh??!

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photoshop is simple

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@@blenderstuff2239 there is always one guy

[@orkneyed6528]

I also have a Wacom tablet. It’s been essential to my work. It have been dropped, scratched and still works. The pen works well with brush sensitivity on. Great tutorials. Many thanks.

[@hahahahaahhahahaahah]

Have you tried other less expensive options? I’m wondering if it’s worth it to invest

[@alvo-oooo]

@@hahahahaahhahahaahah I use an XP-Pen Star G960 which costs about $70. Performance is very similar to Wacom. It's lightweight and rugged. The stylus is my one criticism. The button takes a lot of use to get used to. It's black on black and hard to feel. You can get smaller tablets for about half that price, but some are too small to be comfortable in use. At first I couldn't quickly find it to use it and other times I would click accidentally. Not a problem anymore. I can afford a Wacom tablet, but I'm not a heavy, daily Photoshop user and there aren't enough performance differences to justify the cost.

[@jamesshields3452]

I love your channel, and you have a WEALTH of Photoshop knowledge. I am a photographer, and someone who was fortunate enough to have mentors who taught me to achieve every possible thing I can 'in' camera, and let post be a tool to enhance, not correct. If you're photographing someone wearing glasses, I'd suggest placing your lighting to their side (side lighting) allowing you to still achieve some gorgeous light on you're subject, without the glare of a light source that's causing this issue in the first place. This is still a great tutorial, it just feels aimed at photographers who want to solve everything in post and ignore understanding the basic fundamentals of lighting. Light is everything.

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The best photoshop teacher and genius. Awesome technics..

[@rociolopez-bretzlaff9744]

Every time I tune to your videos, I truly enjoy and learn a lot from the topic. I though to add that if someone finds the pace of your presentation a bit fast, they can change it (if they are signed in in KZbin). From the settings icon on the lower right, open the "Playback Speed" and choose a slower pace; for me .75 will do perfect! Giving me time to absorb the information as you go. BTW, I love your presentation style! Professional, friendly and encouraging...

[@richardjones2701]

Sorry to be the dog in the manger BUT, I suggest everyone save themselves a lot of time by removing the lenses from the eyeglass frame and posing the subject and shooting without the lenses. My point here is not to lose sight of the objective. In this case removing the lens glare. Without lenses we have no glare or colour aberration to deal with. One could easily add some very subtle understated reflection to convince the audience there is actually glass lenses in the frame. A much more direct fix for this type of edit IMHO. That stated, you did mention that your tutorial would be your fix for a post shoot edit and is very well presented. I have learned so much from your channel and thank you for your skillful tutorials. BTW, shooting the subject while wearing glasses with the lenses removed was A tip from a photographer who immigrated from Egypt to Toronto Canada and made a very successful career here. He photographed many of Canada's elite people.

[@chantalbest5122]

Are you for real ? To ask someone to pull apart their expensive glasses ?

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I love your tutorials, Outstanding! Your knowledge, the tone of your voice, your friendly warm demeanor, your beautiful sensibility & face adds to my pleasure of learning. I so appreciate the sharing of your knowledge. Keep Sorted & Safe. Ta!

[@Myslexia]

Thank you so much! I have some Photoshop experience but had no clue how to do this. My partner and I just got back from a trip to Japan and being able to touch up photos like this has helped me enormously.

[@DGTravelsMx]

I just tried this, and you make me look like a professional. Thank you! It's magic!

[@MSmith-Photography]

When taking a photograph in that situation, you can use a polarizing filter. If you don't, I agree that this is a good tutorial to remove the glare in post.

[@thejotaran6731]

Didn't watch the video, I appreciate you telling up front where this works. Thumbs up for that..

[@03anhtien40]

Oh man, what amazing tutorial! Best I have ever seen, so far.

[@vijayasrihari6019]

I am beginner. Your explanation is so great. Thanks for good explanation.

[@KennyEvansUK]

This is proper tuition. A nice pace, explains ALL of the things going on and what's not to like about that accent?

[@noahjuanjuneau9598]

The largest English speaking population in the world… is… India. So Indian standard English pronunciation becomes The Standard. Tis nota problem. .

[@devakrishnan3141]

Photoshop started making sense after I watched his videos!!

[@CarlAustinGregory]

I don't recall that this idea has EVER occurred to me. Wow! Will use in future for portraits. So smart. So smart.

[@jerzymasior4364]

I'm from Poland. My knowledge of English is very poor, so I use a translator. Thanks to your tutorials I learn a lot about how to use Photoshop. This tutorial gave me the opportunity to solve a problem that I've been "fighting" for a long time. THANK YOU VERY MUCH :). I have a question, I think the topic is similar. How to eliminate light reflections on the face of the photographed person? I will be grateful for your help. Greetings.

[@ARNALDO0819]

You are the best I known. Congratulations.

[@typhon1861]

2nd time following your tutorial. Videos are long but dense and I learn a TON every time. Thank you for your videos.

[@SilverDragonCloud64]

Love your videos and I'm so glad you now talk a little slower....I did struggle following you at that fast pace! 🙏🏼☺️

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You are the best. Congratulations.

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Amazing transformation of the photo! Realy incredible. Looks so easy the way you do it!

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This is what i was looking for few days ago 🙌 finally 😄

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I wish you would come to the USA and teach our people how to speak in complete sentences (Subject + Verb + Object.) Few of our people know how to speak intelligently, due to our very poor public education system here (and it is getting wordse by the day, especially in our big cities.) Probably 75% of our high school graduates could not identify the noun and the verb in a sentence. But YOUR verbal presentation is OUTSTANDING. Thank you for holding high the banner of good linguistic ocommunication !

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Your english is so perfect

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maybe he lives in US

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@@chamsoonouiouat6744 no. he lives in india

[@karthikedassery]

He has a fake accent

[@alvo-oooo]

@@karthikedassery He lives in Mumbai and he has been speaking English for only a few years. Check his first videos that are in Hindi.

[@ageresequituresse]

Actually every time I come to this channel, the tips are great, but the English grammar bothers me. The most common mistake is "more better" "more lighter" etc. You are not supposed to use "more" with better, it would either be one or the other.

[@jaishkhan7442]

You're probably the only person who would come straight with us in the start... Others would stretch the video and tell in the end that it's not possible

[@rupeshbs5724]

Hi, I am Rupesh B S From Kerala, I am Software Engineer and a Photographer as well. This Kind of Video Classes will surely help we like several people. Great job...

[@adnantariqadnan]

You make photoshop kids play..wonderful

[@tammerj]

This was painful to learn, but I'm glad I took the time to review and review until I got it straight. Thank you for helping me save my photos!!

[@yasinaslanhan1571]

Thanx for everything dear Unmesh!

[@Fakhori.M]

Dislikes for what people!!! I can never dislike any of his videos It's very helpful and if it doesn't then it's his way and did it right.

[@cerebralvision]

I'm just here to say how happy I am to see that you name your layers. You don't know how many times I've gotten layered files from the retouching dept with no naming conventions.

[@StenX]

i follow you for a while now at first i judged you and thought you are annoying but i was wrong and now i follow every tutorial you make thanks dude

[@pushpdeeppandey]

When I saw this video, I was like, "HOW is that going to be possible?" but thankfully you said what you said at the beginning. It was still an interesting video to watch your approach towards this edit. Lovely end results for it as well.

[@frankharis1947]

You're just amazing Umesh. I appreciate your way of working. I am using Photoshop since they Lunch in 1992

[@DesignLibrary90]

You are amazing, I have learnt a lot from you in just some few months. Keep up the good works.

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You are really the Master of Photoshop. I have learnt so many things from you and still learning. You are my Idol. I want to meet you. Please come Bangladesh if you get time.

[@sangio_davese]

I loved how you just took several phased passes or digestible chunks in tackling this lens glare removal edit. Well done!

[@jandijkstra210]

thank you so much for this tutorial!

[@Kennyk77]

You are a fantastic photo shop teacher. Love your videos.

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You are the number one

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Perfect! From 🇵🇭 with ❤

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I really like watching your videos the way u explain, your tone, speaking style... Very user friendly...

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Thanks so much. Learn new things every time from you.

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Ohhhh god, u saved me just in time…

[@lecobra418]

If your photo quality is not that good but the resolution is big just use the clone stamp, it works wonder.

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God bless this man's hair, because that is some cool stuff right there!

[@lechorlov8713]

Absolute brilliant discovery with with glasses!

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me also bro

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Such a photoshop genius! Thanks so much!

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The Best Tutorial Ever . . . More Power Sir thank for sharing 😍🙏💯👍

[@JevoKitano]

The way to do it is using a Circular Polarising Filter when taking the photo or video of the subject.

[@arisskarpetis]

Putting yourself in the Navigator tab is genius! One of the reasons I was often avoiding your videos was because you were in front of a white background and the cuts between the apps and the shot of you talking were too jarring (especially late at night). On the same note, I also appreciate the darker background.

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I'm learning alot of things from your videos.... Thanks for making Photoshop so easy😌😌

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Omg I have never seen a video on KZbin so clear as yours lol. Ok let me go finish watching lol

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Thanks for the download description in all video

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You are amazing n super teacher, u r my favorite..... thank you brother ... 💖💖💖💖💖

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good job brother

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The master of Photoshop!

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Nice work

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You do know that you are literally THE best instructor of Photoshop, yes? Thanks for all of the resources. And BTW- how did you smooth your skin for your video?

[@ld2102011]

Your videos are simply amazing! Thank you so much, you are an incredible teacher with so much talent.

[@RJPhotographics]

Used to use a Wacom tablet, but Windows machines are storming out ahead with Wacom screens. Thinkpad Yoga P40 w/ Bamboo Pro pen FTW. Anyway, you are a shaman, doing a service to the community, bravo Sir.

[@janicebutler442]

this looks amazing. Mine that I was working with had a rectangle 'green' glare in it, so hard to fix that. I got it to the best point I could. but not perfect by any means , I'm sure you could do it. You are fantastic

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you are great bro

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this guy should get a nobel

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Wonderful information. So helpful!

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your photoshop tutorials are best tutorials in the world,you are always lucky person in the world also,...but i am very unlucky,becoz i am trying to success from 2 years ,but not cometo me,..i am fighting as like a lonely mother,...you are always inspire me,thanks alot

[@heidisdiy6888]

Thank you so much for this tutorial! You saved our family photo!

[@kulpreet5137]

7:01 is really what I needed right now. Thanks for this.

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You really taught me a lot on your previous video sensei thank you.

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man..you're a wizard! kudos

[@bala1000mina]

Great job! Thank you so much Unmesh!

[@themsonl9051]

I wish I had the depth of your knowledge.Your tutorials are classics.Thank you.

[@anthonyscott16]

Excellent work Bro! Thanks for sharing this.

[@kirtg1]

Thank you. Just tried on some terra cotta tiles on a garage roof that had a green lens flare....all gone. brilliant.

[@tommyxia9489]

easy to follow and great results, thanks so much!!

[@romiemiller7876]

It's a good idea to have a variety of glasses frames without glass for subject's to use. Sometimes posing and light angle will not give glare, but not always.

[@kadeeluethge63]

Thanks for sharing. I've been looking for a video like this.

[@somemoriesneverfade]

Fantastic! I don't know if I love you or Photoshop more says this 63 year old!

[@photoshopfreaksbyvfx-pixel3339]

Can I remove the glare from my watch? And I want to know that you're using Photoshop CC 2020 right?

[@CJSwitz]

Yes he is using CC 2020

[@marcochang1203]

Yes I think you can. And the whole point is the image should have enough details to be recovered. If the glares cover everything, just take a new shot:)

[@Itz_Jack57]

I've said before, love your work! In my job I do a great deal of exactly this in school portrait photography...so, I was very pleased to discover that your method is almost exactly the same as the one I have developed over the years :) Only difference is that for speed, I usually work more without layers and masks and rely greatly on the history brush (very underrated tool), but on more difficult ones like this, yes layers are the way. I am amazed at your depth of knowledge! So much to learn :)

[@barrylee6256]

Genius. Outstanding tutorial made simple. Cheers to you again Unmesh.👍😁

[@stevenally8015]

I on'y got my Wacom Pro a few weeks ago and I am struggling with the pen so I tried to work along with you this example for the first time and it was difficult. I was going okay until I got to the clean up stage then I seemed to lost control of the pen (shrugs) and got confused between layers (using two screens) . I need more practice! Thanks to you Unmesh, I'm going to get it! :)

[@alvo-oooo]

Using a tablet is hard at first. They don't seem to do what you want them to do, the way you want them to do it. You'll get the hang of it pretty quickly.

[@stiffleryanicyang1185]

Thank you for the video. Absolutely informative and beautifully demonstrated.

[@marcus3877]

Just use your glasses glare video and it saved my headshots. Thanks again man!

[@snowwold4767]

Thanks

[@Heisart]

I’m in the middle of an important project and I needed this tutorial... Starting off with “there’s nothing I can do about it” nearly gave me a heart attack. Why would you play with my emotions like?! 😂

[@mohammedsalik5008]

In general * bro, you are like Sachin T of photoshop . thankyou very much. god bless you.