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Object Selection Tool #3
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More on the Object Selection Tool
Object Selection Tool Pt. 2
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More on how to use the Object Selection Tool.
Object Selection Tool Pt. 1
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The Object Selection Tool deserves it's own thorough lessons in order that you can understand all that it can do. There's more here than you might imagine.
Generative Fill Restrictions
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As with all things Adobe, one cannot ignore the Fine Print, and so it is with Generative Fill.
Generative Fill Pt. 2
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Another example of how to use Generative Fill to enhance landscape images.
Generative Fill Pt. 1
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AI in action. This is a tremendous tool, with many applications for commercial photography.
The Remove Tool
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The Remove Tool, similar to the Spot Healing Brush. The two tools compared.
Removing Elements unwanted in your image
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Let's look at the different ways to remove intrusive or unwanted elements in your image.
Photoshop Sky Replacement
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The basics of a relative new feature in Photoshop. Used correctly, it's a very cool tool.
Advanced Sky Replacement
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This is a relatively new feature in Photoshop, and it's also one of the misused of all tools and functions of Photoshop. When done correctly, it's really cool. But when done incorrectly, you're labeled as an amateur. Don't be that guy.
Adaptive Wide Angle
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One of the more sophisticated functions in Photoshop to help in dealing with super-wide angle lenses.
ACR within Photoshop Pt. 2
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ACR within Photoshop Pt. 2
ACR within Photoshop Pt. 1
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ACR within Photoshop Pt. 1
ACR within Photoshop 1
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Adobe Camera Raw works better when used as a filter. Here's how to do it.
Dynamic Range Balancing
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Dynamic Range Balancing
Actions
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Actions
Text Pt 2
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Text Pt 2
Text Pt 1
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Text Pt 1
Black and White
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Black and White
sRGB Adobe RGB ProPhoto RGB
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sRGB Adobe RGB ProPhoto RGB
Color Settings
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Color Settings
Preferences Settings
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Preferences Settings
Sharpening and Resizing for the Internet
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Sharpening and Resizing for the Internet
Preparing for Print
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Preparing for Print
Sharpening and Resizing Pt 2
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Sharpening and Resizing Pt 2
Sharpening and Resizing
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Sharpening and Resizing
Color Vibrancy and Saturation
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Color Vibrancy and Saturation
Color Adjustments
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Color Adjustments
Adjusting Brightness and Contrast
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Adjusting Brightness and Contrast

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  • @outwestjim
    @outwestjim 4 місяці тому

    Good information, nicely presented

  • @YoBroz-ix5rq
    @YoBroz-ix5rq 4 місяці тому

    Thank you! And by the way: the term „unsharp masking“ has its roots in traditional photography and darkroom techniques. The "Unsharp Masking" was used to emphasize the edges in an image and thus enhance the sharpness impression. How it used to work and still does in the digital worldm 1. Copying the image: A copy of the original image is created. 2. Blur: This copy is blurred. 3. Subtract: The blurred copy is subtracted from the original image. This emphasizes the edges, while larger, even surfaces are hardly changed. 4. Overlay: The result is superimposed with the original image, which leads to the sharpening of the image.

    • @tar4heel2
      @tar4heel2 4 місяці тому

      Thanks! I always wondered that...

  • @DavidDellman
    @DavidDellman 9 місяців тому

    Grear job. Thanks for the instruction

  • @clarebutterfield6927
    @clarebutterfield6927 Рік тому

    The National Parks are for all of us! This is where we all can go for peace and solitude!

  • @kelseyswanepoel7056
    @kelseyswanepoel7056 Рік тому

    She has a long neck

  • @SalvadorHVAC
    @SalvadorHVAC Рік тому

    This is what the natives and first settlers encountered 100s and 1000s of years ago.....

  • @alejandrosantamaria5010
    @alejandrosantamaria5010 Рік тому

    Hi, excellet video, but when i try to click on any deepprime or deepprime xd is like I'm not clicking anything at all, do you have a solution to it?

    • @tar4heel2
      @tar4heel2 Рік тому

      I'm not sure I understand "...not clicking on anything at all". You mean nothing happens when you click on the link?

  • @rr7firefly
    @rr7firefly Рік тому

    Thanks for telling us that you sped up parts of the video. I was wondering how anyone could be driving at high speed on that icy road.

  • @daveh6177
    @daveh6177 Рік тому

    What’s with the fake wind sound effects? Too much fake drama.

  • @robjones-qj2jj
    @robjones-qj2jj Рік тому

    If it's closed, why the hell are you there??? Morons..

  • @swithinbarclay4797
    @swithinbarclay4797 Рік тому

    Drat!! I wished that it hadn't been so murky for you that day; then we could have seen the handsome suits of snow clothes that the cliffs were sporting. About the 120, the Big Oak Flat route . . . I wouldn't have been surprised if that were closed ALL THE WAY to the base of the infamous Priest's Grades at the 49 Junction in Moccasin. About the Ahwhanee Hotel . . . Park Service probably told guests to cut short their stays and evacuate. Then the place was buttoned-up, with nary a guest to be found there, and all employees indefinitely sheltering in place in the Employee Villages. How would they get their groceries, how would they recreate together? Or would they be forced to stay in Mariposa, Oakdale, and-or Oakhurst? At any rate such GRAND serenity to see it all like this!

  • @jbjacobs9514
    @jbjacobs9514 Рік тому

    This is one of the most beautiful but creepy videos at the same time. I don't know if it is because it is closed, the blowing winds, or just how inviting AND scary it looks. I am glad you are safe! Thank you so much for this one of a kind trip!

  • @TENNESSEETRACKHAWK
    @TENNESSEETRACKHAWK Рік тому

    Ur video would be 10x better if u left the captions out..... Theyre really annoying bro!

    • @tar4heel2
      @tar4heel2 Рік тому

      Many people do not know the various locations by sight. I wanted to orient people to the different landmarks and valley locations so you would not get bored not knowing what you were looking at.

    • @TENNESSEETRACKHAWK
      @TENNESSEETRACKHAWK Рік тому

      @@tar4heel2 fair enough cool video tho thanx

  • @tomreynolds4293
    @tomreynolds4293 Рік тому

    Sorry, dumbest video I've ever watched1

  • @tommiller1786
    @tommiller1786 Рік тому

    even sasquatch stayed home

  • @G.Photogirl
    @G.Photogirl Рік тому

    Eerily beautiful. Imagine what the falls will look like once the melt occurs this Spring.😳 Infact, today is 3/26 and we're still waiting for Spring to arrive!

  • @oriolesfan7807
    @oriolesfan7807 Рік тому

    Thanks for the trip through the scenic wonderland. If the park was closed, how did you get in? Was the wind sound natural or artificially created?

  • @royandtracyboling5969
    @royandtracyboling5969 Рік тому

    Winters while I worked at Hume Lake were my favorite.

  • @BRock0070
    @BRock0070 Рік тому

    Best Yosemite video so far.

  • @timfarrington3304
    @timfarrington3304 Рік тому

    If it is closed then why are you and others driving the valley highway within? UA-cam videos are imitating and reminding me of politicians promises - a load of crap!

    • @tar4heel2
      @tar4heel2 Рік тому

      Please read the caption of the video and your questions will be answered.

  • @richardtracy7363
    @richardtracy7363 Рік тому

    You didn’t show the Ahwahnee hotel

    • @tar4heel2
      @tar4heel2 Рік тому

      You are right! But the Ahwahnee is located kinda off the main roads and I didn't want to push my luck.

  • @andrewstorm8240
    @andrewstorm8240 Рік тому

    Driving pretty fast

    • @tar4heel2
      @tar4heel2 Рік тому

      Some of the clips were sped up to facilitate viewing time.

  • @8088I
    @8088I Рік тому

    Oh No! Not the o'l Yose!

  • @sandraburke1258
    @sandraburke1258 Рік тому

    Its beautiful serene, I could spend all of my days walking through the creation of our Almighty Gods work and would never need a diamond as this terrain is as gorgeous as the perfect paragon in nature.

  • @valeriee8579
    @valeriee8579 Рік тому

    thank you for sharing. I watched snuggled under a blanket with a cup in hand, from the European Atlantic coast where there's a snow dusting once every 12 years ! I went to Yosemite 30 years ago (when crowds were still "manageable") and it has a part of my heart since. Very special.

  • @dontlookback3549
    @dontlookback3549 Рік тому

    Valley is now open

  • @JAKASHA420
    @JAKASHA420 Рік тому

    This global warming is getting out of hand.

    • @tar4heel2
      @tar4heel2 Рік тому

      Talk to the Chinese and the Indians.

  • @rollingat5235
    @rollingat5235 Рік тому

    Can't be what about global warming? Idiots!

    • @tar4heel2
      @tar4heel2 Рік тому

      Talk to the Chinese and the Indians. In the US, we've done about as much as we can do.

  • @nosondre
    @nosondre Рік тому

    This is very hypnotic. Also monochromatic, except for the signs little splashes of color.

  • @harveycasey1900
    @harveycasey1900 Рік тому

    I lived there for about six years in the early 90s, and this is what it looked like in the winter, nobody around. I thought it would've stayed that way. I went back a few years ago in October to visit friends who still lived there. To my surprise, there were people everywhere. I'm glad that it's closed, at least for a while.

  • @ArmandoFL
    @ArmandoFL Рік тому

    I’m going up there late April.

  • @aakash1120
    @aakash1120 Рік тому

    I have a tripped planned for Yosemite on April 6-10. Do you think the shuttle busses will be operating and will some of the common hikes be accessible (upper yosemite hike, mist trail, vernal falls, nevada falls, etc)?

  • @marcmcbryde4213
    @marcmcbryde4213 Рік тому

    SLOW DOWN! LOL

  • @jackchevalier8105
    @jackchevalier8105 Рік тому

    From the so-called 'global warming' to the reality of the 'global freezing'... The true history of the planet! There is nothing to do with the escroclogists' lies!

  • @P.F.3.
    @P.F.3. Рік тому

    Spooky!

  • @patriciashirley7095
    @patriciashirley7095 Рік тому

    Thank you for sharing this video It's beautiful deep in snow Very tranquil and eerie with no humans around and the stillness such quiet magnificence

  • @herberthall8082
    @herberthall8082 Рік тому

    What's the problem? There was only four feet of snow. People are taller than that, so their heads would stick up out of the snow. On Florida beaches the sand is tens if not hundreds of feet deep, but we still stay open. We would not let a measly four feet of sand close our beaches.

    • @1RCPILOT
      @1RCPILOT Рік тому

      The greenies will make any excuse to close the park. More and more restrictions all the time. Pretty soon they won’t even let you camp in the park anymore.

    • @tar4heel2
      @tar4heel2 Рік тому

      I agree. I've seen it when there was this much snow and they didn't close. But now we have a temporary superintendent and she's scared of her shadow after Covid. Yosemite overreacts to everything now.

  • @carolynwalker339
    @carolynwalker339 Рік тому

    The 1st time I ever saw Yosemite was in May 1997 after the 100 year flood. The meadow below the Yosemite Talls was like a clear lake reflecting the falls. It was closed to campers then because of all the boulders coming down the Merced River which damaged the campgrounds.

  • @grantsdad98
    @grantsdad98 Рік тому

    SO much better without people.

    • @tar4heel2
      @tar4heel2 Рік тому

      When Yosemite reopened after Covid, it was SO nice without the buses...

  • @rosek2967
    @rosek2967 Рік тому

    Beautiful! Felt like I was riding along in an Ansel Adams photo collage. Was there 20 years ago. One of my best vacations. A very special place.

  • @chrisscanlon3717
    @chrisscanlon3717 Рік тому

    if it was closed how did you get in?

    • @tar4heel2
      @tar4heel2 Рік тому

      I was already"in". Yosemite West lies in Mariposa county, but the only way to access it is through the park. So, they closed 41 south to Oakhurst making the only way out was through the valley.

  • @dilippatel3268
    @dilippatel3268 Рік тому

    good, keep it closed, the tourists have ruined the park

    • @1RCPILOT
      @1RCPILOT Рік тому

      What’s changed? How has Yosemite been ruined by tourists? All the trees, rocks and rivers are still there.

    • @conorsheridan2998
      @conorsheridan2998 Рік тому

      @@1RCPILOT Notice how you didn’t state “wildlife” as something still in Yosemite?

    • @1RCPILOT
      @1RCPILOT Рік тому

      @@conorsheridan2998 Are you referring to the Spotted Owl, Mule Deer, Bighorn Sheep, Coyotes, Bobcats, Lizards, Snakes, Squirrels, Pygmy Owls, Black Bears, Mountain Bluejay, Porcupines, Possums, Jack Rabbits, Cottontail Rabbits, Red-Tail Hawks, Hummingbirds, and yes even Chip & Dale. They’re all doing just fine! 😊

    • @conorsheridan2998
      @conorsheridan2998 Рік тому

      @@1RCPILOT "Invasive plants are the largest threat to biodiversity within Yosemite. Currently, 275 non-native plant species have been documented within the park" Sounds like no issue whatsoever! Let's more tourists in! Woohoo! Fuck the environment!

  • @robertlee6781
    @robertlee6781 Рік тому

    I went to Yosemite in February of 1991 during a drought. I was the only one in the valley. I went above the tunnel to get the "Ansel Adams" view of the valley. It was then, I realized I had no camera on me. The image is still burned in my head though.

  • @cycleoflife7331
    @cycleoflife7331 Рік тому

    Never seen that much snow in the lower valley. What a treat. Love winter in the park with so few visitors

    • @stevep927
      @stevep927 Рік тому

      Are you 4 billion years old ? Yosemite is

  • @michaelkurz9067
    @michaelkurz9067 Рік тому

    Best video ever😊

  • @loisrobson188
    @loisrobson188 Рік тому

    Thank you! That was a beautiful, peaceful trip through Yosemite!!

  • @halfdohm
    @halfdohm Рік тому

    Nicely done.

  • @carolinenunez3455
    @carolinenunez3455 Рік тому

    That was mesmerizing, and very soothing. Thank you!

  • @3rdplanetimmigrant203
    @3rdplanetimmigrant203 Рік тому

    what's the make and model of the vehicle you're driving? 4X4, AWD, type of tires? please.

    • @tar4heel2
      @tar4heel2 Рік тому

      A toyota Highlander AWD w/ 4 brand new Firestone Winterforce 2 snow tires.

    • @3rdplanetimmigrant203
      @3rdplanetimmigrant203 Рік тому

      @@tar4heel2 thank you

  • @robertrockwell7581
    @robertrockwell7581 Рік тому

    I think all parks should close for a couple months in the winter to let the park recover from the people and let the animals also have their time without people.