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Amchi thawa

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Thank you very much

Really cool bro! I'm making alphas for my 3d projects and your method is very handy, tough guy!

I'm so glad I re-found your video! Simple to the point and saved my bacon again! I forgot that the gaussian blur goes on the alpha channel - brilliant!

does anybody know what it is called to erase something and add color like in this video ?

really helpful, thank you!!!!!!!!!

Thank you!

Interesting solution. My issue is when importing chrome color rings from balanced NEF files using Camera raw and then into photoshop. The imported chrome color rings look gold. Your method did work, but looks black and white now. I was wondering why the rings turn gold when imported, as they look normal in the preview in windows 10. Do you know why my NEF chrome rings look like gold rings when importing with NEF importer into photoshop? If so, can you let me know how I can import them without having to add a mask and make them look black and white? Thank you for responding in advance :)

6 years later and this just changed my life

Perfect!!! This is what I wanted. Thank You

2 useful sentences in 10 minutes of bullshit

Thank you very much. I'll get back here after I finish creating one by myself lol

Is there a way to reduce the size of a group of photos all at once?

nuh uh

bro i cant watch video cause of your mouth voices go drink some water and speak,omg literaly my hands are shakig

Thanks so much, this really helped! I did get stuck at one point, as someone else mentioned. The subject turned white, and the background became black. However, when I double-clicked the thumbnail and clicked 'Selected Areas,' the subject turned black.

nahh.... this is the realest tutorial ever

Lmao. The little Japanese flag. 😂 I love it.

Thank you very much! It’s quite interesting and fast, but most important very understandable! ❤❤❤❤

Viewed August 17, 2024. Thank you.

Sir, I think you dropped something, here 👑.

I have a super high Resolution photo. But when I try to make it super small. It becomes pixelated. How can achieve such method without loosing quality. Thank you

why does the little Japanese flag not let me press it?

Thank you! That was a great tutorial and explanation.

"click the little japanese flag" killed me

My problem is that i need to compress more than 1000 pics. Do you know how to deal with it in quick way without losing quality just as you do in this video?

Great video. Concise and very helpful. Thanks a lot

Excellent tutorial. Such clear, professional input and detail. Thank you, and well done.

5:17 Lol my "ARGHHH Matey!" program name is NIHNFS398908735hEOI

Used this to recolor the skin of a painting to match my skin tone so I could use it as a profile picture. This was really straightforward and comprehensible.

Such a nice method!

Awesome! Exactly what I needed and it worked great! Thank you so much!

Anyone else here to figure out how to change race?

You are an awesome person Sir, Thanks a lot for the tutorial you made. Lots of LOve Sir

PERFECT!

Physically inaccurate nonsense.

Thank you man!

This video is worth watching just for "the little Japanese flag" rofl!!!

Straight to the point. Love it. Worked well.

Slicing individual images isn't necessary. If you use guides, which you do in this video, just go to the type, after you select the slice tool, and select Slice From Guides on the top toolbar. Then export. That saves you from having to slice an image one square/shape at a time.

Very useful stuff - thank you Nico!

great tutorial bro

at 1:12 it turns gray, i can't figure out why

Thank you sir, the information really helped me out on my current project. Awesome!!

Good video it was help me with other kind issue, but it is not more easy just to use Pen Tool to mke smooth like and just cut with it?

Hey man, i just started using ur brush pack. It's really good! But for some reason, after some time using it, when i try to erease the land i made to make the corners, it just paints the continent black. Do you know how to fix that?

¡Nice!

Thank you

I would love to see you develop this map into a more finished one! You're a good teacher by the way, thanks!