Photoshop Playbook: Light Correction & Removing Unwanted Objects | Adobe Photoshop
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Photoshop Principal Product Manager Bryan O'Neil Hughes explains how to remove unwanted objects and use brush-based color dodging to equalize the luminance and color temperature of subjects.
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Photoshop Playbook: Light Correction & Removing Unwanted Objects | Adobe Photoshop
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Color dodge white balance trick is very useful - thanks!
0:54 When I click 'Delete' key, it just erase the selection without any popup window. Is it use different shortcut in Photoshop CC2017 ?
Great, nice and short so I can practice right away without having to remember stuff
Shouldn't you really work with layers when doing a tutorial like this? I know this was a quick and easy fix, but as layers are kind of needed if you wanna do something more advanced and if you wanna do it in a non destructive way. Just my opinion, but I think doing it properly even for an easy tutorial is good practice for people not used to Photoshop.
Good point...
That content aware fill trick is nice!
great tut, loved the colour dodge to brighten faces
Wow! Excellent Trick with the Warming Lighting!
Thank you very much Bryan :-)
Amazing tutorial. Does this work to reduce brightness also? Thank for ur response in advance.
On two of the guys, when you deleted the name tags, it looks like their chest is fused with part of their arm. What would you do about that?
Thank you Sir for making it so easy and understanding... MT
Delete to prompt fill dialog.... is that a new feature in photoshop?
well, he is one of my idol
Thank you for Awesome video!
Excellente Work thanks
Nice tips here.
That actually works fairly well! I had a picture of a farmhouse with a nice tree, beautiful landscape. One flaw, however; there was something (a boat most likely) covered up with a blue tarp. It just didn't fit well into the picture. So, I used this technique on the picture and effectively erased the tarp covered object! Very cool... :^)
a pretty destructive way to do it
how would you do it?
SogMosee Not by using content aware and the spot healing brush as carelessly as he did. Instead, clone details like the flap on his jacket, or the shadow of where his chest and arm sleeve meet until all you have left are pixels that are of similar values. Once you have just a small patch on the jacket that isn't covering any details (creases, or drastic contrasting color/lighting) then use the content aware to fix the large areas of similar texture/color. He did such a shitty job in this tutorial.
Now many ways it's most popular...
nice job
Its too good
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I'm working on an essay and I need to use a picture that I took in a gay night club. I'm trying to edit the image so that the name of the club is brighter and it's such a pain in the ass to find the settings! Gah
this is a horrible tutorial. It doesn't look natural or consistent at all, and why he chose to give himself such a heavy fake tan look is a mystery to me.
The guy at the far left, look at the the edited area where the identification card was...it looks hideous! Adobe, really?