It’s awesome watching an expert show off their work. I’m trying to get to this level of proficiency. Would love to see a video where you explain things a little slower for beginners. Thanks for posting!
Thank you so much for freely passing on your excellent skills and experience! Your tutorials have helped fill many educational gaps for me that my college instructors just don't seem to have the time for these days, as they are constantly running from one class to another. Very soon, when I am not a broke college student, I will finally order some of your awesome PS packs! Cheers, Cat-
Kind of lost and in awe at the same time. I have seen a lot of swimmer on road tuts but this is unique/ Another 5 years or so and I'll be able to understand it all.
Excellent as always Rikard. Straightforward and to the point. I always have to watch your videos several times to pick up the many tips and tricks which are in them.
Thank you for keeping me humble. You showed 3 new ways for me to do things in the first 30 seconds. 🤔 I love your delivery style. I look forward to more tutes.
I learned a few things here. Thanks. I disagree with some criticism by others, such as learning from this is challenging. I thought of a few other things many of these techniques could be used for. Also, it would begin getting hard to retain it all if you frequently explained why you did it one way VS. another . There is often > 1 way to do various steps. Just learn what you can and spend more time thinking on your own.
Thank you Rikard for such quality content ..could you please make a video on how to blend two images. For example I am working on a image(with considerable depth) where there is road in a forest lined by trees on one side which is also the direction of sunlight( not too bright) Also the road is brightened in patches due spacing of trees.. and i am trying to insert a couple's pic onto it(Taken in broad daylight and bright light) So no matter what adjustments i do it looks like cut and paste job .. Also the couple's image has no shadows but the forest image will need and shadow(Slanting rays from one side) so is there any effect where i can produce shadow of an image Also in your opinion, is blending an image onto a darker image is simpler than blending onto an lighter image
A whole lot of practice. But I am self-taught and learned in much the way that I teach-watching someone proficient do projects while he explained to me what he was doing.
You're the second person who has asked for this... can you give me an example of what you mean by product rendering? My definition is doing a 3D model of a product and rendering it. But that is done with other software... not photoshop.
@@nuclylearn yeah I sure get it that Photoshop isn't the right software for that. But I have tried it because they taught us in our college (which obviously isn't good enough). It basically would be how to use the brush tool perfectly(the strokes, blending options.etc.).
@@divyanshiratn1502 Thanks. Check out this tutorial for using the brush tool on a realistic image: ua-cam.com/video/khWImH4aWmY/v-deo.html. And check out this one on using the brush tool for a painted effect: ua-cam.com/video/1CqhffXkqHI/v-deo.html. Hopefully those help you right away. In the meantime, please send me a link to the type of image you want to create and I can work out what tutorials will fill the knowledge gaps. Thanks!
1 to 2 years. But even after doing this for 15+ years, I'm still learning new things. And things that I learned and perfected with years of practice have become obsolete, replaced with AI that it does both faster and better. But in 1 to 2 years, you can become proficient enough in Photoshop that the hardest part of every project will be the idea-rather than how to execute it. And keeping up with new tools will be relatively easy.
@@nuclylearn that is awesome I appreciate you sharing your knowledge. I tried to follow you but couldn’t even do it, some of my options were different maybe because I’m using 2023. But I’m now making my Own thumbs nails
Nice work, straightforward but a little bit mess in the explanation. It should be useful if you'd explained why you make a choice instead of another. Thanks btw
I appreciate the feedback. Do you mind pointing out where I made a choice that wasn't explained? It will help me improve future tutorials (and I'll give you the answer here).
@@nuclylearn I actually didn't get it why you duplicated the girl three times naming the layer "water screen". I'm getting the same result by using just the first two layers you created but I'm pretty sure you did it for a reason 😅
@@alessandroorsini6091 Ah okay! The first layer is the "woman" (with the water masked out). Then there is the "water screen" (the layer set to the "screen" blending mode) and then there is the "water overlay" (the layer set to the "overlay" blending mode). You could skip the overlay and get something similar... BUT having the "overlay" will help sell the effect. Hope that helps!
@@nuclylearn ahhh.. .yes me too.... As always... there are a hundred different ways to do something in Photoshop. My challenge is blending of course. I have not looked at your site yet... is there contact info for offline coms?
It’s awesome watching an expert show off their work. I’m trying to get to this level of proficiency. Would love to see a video where you explain things a little slower for beginners. Thanks for posting!
It’s such a joy to watch an expert at work, thanks for passing on your skills.
Thank you so much for freely passing on your excellent skills and experience! Your tutorials have helped fill many educational gaps for me that my college instructors just don't seem to have the time for these days, as they are constantly running from one class to another. Very soon, when I am not a broke college student, I will finally order some of your awesome PS packs! Cheers, Cat-
Brilliant..so much to learn in PS.... many thanks.
Some very useful pointers, lots, need to watch several times.
wow super cool.... i just found your channel Nucly.... thanks for all the great tips!!
Magnificent end result! You continue to inspire and motivate me, Maestro Rodin!👏🏻👏🏻
Kind of lost and in awe at the same time. I have seen a lot of swimmer on road tuts but this is unique/ Another 5 years or so and I'll be able to understand it all.
After watch another tutorial I realize how much I DON'T know. Thank you!
I own one of his full courses that teaches Photoshop and compositing for photographers from the beginning, very much worth it
Excellent as always Rikard. Straightforward and to the point. I always have to watch your videos several times to pick up the many tips and tricks which are in them.
Thanks Martin!
This is basicly the best tutorial. Thank you so much
Thanks! So far this is the most detailed blending pictures I can find. ^^
WOW! absolutely excellent! Seeing others attempt this - no match to your level.
Thanks!
Thanks!
Thank you Rikard, awesome tutorial!
Oh my goodness! I have so much to learn,!!
Superbe tutorial first grade thanks very much Rikard
Great Job! I must appreciate your detailed touch of each element. Nice presentation and well-explained. Thanks for sharing.
Awesome tutorial, thank you for sharing your amazing skills!
Thank you for keeping me humble. You showed 3 new ways for me to do things in the first 30 seconds. 🤔 I love your delivery style. I look forward to more tutes.
I learned a few things here. Thanks. I disagree with some criticism by others, such as learning from this is challenging. I thought of a few other things many of these techniques could be used for. Also, it would begin getting hard to retain it all if you frequently explained why you did it one way VS. another . There is often > 1 way to do various steps. Just learn what you can and spend more time thinking on your own.
thx a lot from Berlin (Germany). Its a pleasure for me lern from you.
Greetings from America!
Great job! Thank you very much!
This is an excellent tutorial. The match lighting/shadows is a bit problematic. But thank you…great techniques.
Excellent presentation. Learnt a lot.
Thanks for this, im a total noob at ps. Its not the easiest software ive ever tried to pick up.
Thank you Rikard for such quality content ..could you please make a video on how to blend two images.
For example
I am working on a image(with considerable depth) where there is road in a forest lined by trees on one side which is also the direction of sunlight( not too bright)
Also the road is brightened in patches due spacing of trees..
and i am trying to insert a couple's pic onto it(Taken in broad daylight and bright light)
So no matter what adjustments i do it looks like cut and paste job ..
Also the couple's image has no shadows but the forest image will need and shadow(Slanting rays from one side) so is there any effect where i can produce shadow of an image
Also in your opinion, is blending an image onto a darker image is simpler than blending onto an lighter image
Can you send me the two images you are trying to blend? Send them to support @ nucly.com and mention that I asked you to send them.
Thnx for the tut
Wow!! This is a super good walkthrough
Refreshingly good and concise, well done.
Thanks! I'm working on quite a few more that will be coming soon.
this is awesome, i can't wait to go thru it.
Coolio! Let me know if you have any questions once you've run through it
very nice work, direct and to the point. Keep it up!
Thanks! Appreciate it.
Amazing work
fantantic tutorial thanks
good
Awesome!!
You are like the Bob Ross of photoshop
That's the best compliment I've ever received. Thank you!
Yooooo Rikard
Im a fan (a big one)
But not like a spinny fan
like a fangirl
#rikard4lyfe!
i was stuck at the painting water mask. it paints road . double checked everything but still paints road when painting water with soft brush. :(
Muchas gracias.
How can I access the assets now as your site is updated and link is broken
great job.
Nice
Beautiful!
Thanks!!
Solid work!
Thanks Cary! More coming soon...
I am having an issue at the fog level...for some reason, its white and not transparent like your image.
Nice tutorial
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hloo sir why your download links are displaying that page was not found can u please fix that
Love from india❤❤
This should now be fixed. - R
Nice bro
amazing, how did you get to be so good with photoshop? Self taught? Or School? I would like to be this good, what do i do?
A whole lot of practice. But I am self-taught and learned in much the way that I teach-watching someone proficient do projects while he explained to me what he was doing.
Hey can you please also make a video of product rendering. It will be really helpful.
You're the second person who has asked for this... can you give me an example of what you mean by product rendering? My definition is doing a 3D model of a product and rendering it. But that is done with other software... not photoshop.
@@nuclylearn yeah I sure get it that Photoshop isn't the right software for that. But I have tried it because they taught us in our college (which obviously isn't good enough). It basically would be how to use the brush tool perfectly(the strokes, blending options.etc.).
@@divyanshiratn1502 Thanks. Check out this tutorial for using the brush tool on a realistic image: ua-cam.com/video/khWImH4aWmY/v-deo.html. And check out this one on using the brush tool for a painted effect: ua-cam.com/video/1CqhffXkqHI/v-deo.html. Hopefully those help you right away. In the meantime, please send me a link to the type of image you want to create and I can work out what tutorials will fill the knowledge gaps. Thanks!
How long does it take to become a PS guru like you
1 to 2 years. But even after doing this for 15+ years, I'm still learning new things. And things that I learned and perfected with years of practice have become obsolete, replaced with AI that it does both faster and better. But in 1 to 2 years, you can become proficient enough in Photoshop that the hardest part of every project will be the idea-rather than how to execute it. And keeping up with new tools will be relatively easy.
@@nuclylearn that is awesome I appreciate you sharing your knowledge. I tried to follow you but couldn’t even do it, some of my options were different maybe because I’m using 2023. But I’m now making my Own thumbs nails
Its time for me to switch off the computer. what an expert WOW
Pls pls pls put a link your resources image OK!! With out zat it noting
What 10 dislikes? How why... I will find all of you 10 individuals and I will - - - You 😭😭... Fantastic tutorial sir 🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️
Nice work, straightforward but a little bit mess in the explanation. It should be useful if you'd explained why you make a choice instead of another. Thanks btw
I appreciate the feedback. Do you mind pointing out where I made a choice that wasn't explained? It will help me improve future tutorials (and I'll give you the answer here).
@@nuclylearn I actually didn't get it why you duplicated the girl three times naming the layer "water screen". I'm getting the same result by using just the first two layers you created but I'm pretty sure you did it for a reason 😅
@@alessandroorsini6091 Ah okay! The first layer is the "woman" (with the water masked out). Then there is the "water screen" (the layer set to the "screen" blending mode) and then there is the "water overlay" (the layer set to the "overlay" blending mode). You could skip the overlay and get something similar... BUT having the "overlay" will help sell the effect. Hope that helps!
@@nuclylearn yes it helped. Thank you for the willingness
Alessandro Orsini p
The workflow process is not hard to follow and the commentary is not hard to follow either. However, learning from it is challenging.
Thanks for feedback. What's the challenge? (always looking to improve)
@@nuclylearn ahhh.. .yes me too.... As always... there are a hundred different ways to do something in Photoshop. My challenge is blending of course. I have not looked at your site yet... is there contact info for offline coms?
@@billchennault7955 You can email me - rikard (at) zevendesign.com.
i give up...goes far too fast
@Joey :-):-)
Hey, nice turorial! I do stuff with Photoshop too, you might check it out! 😂 A like or something would be very awesome😊
Nice work my friend! I gave you a subscribe.
too fast.