This was such an awesome tutorial man! I've been trying to teach myself photoshop for quite a while as well now, but your tutorial was really straightforward and simple, yet thorough. I really appreciate these kind of videos and so glad you made this! Cheers brother!
Thank youu! Photoshop can be overwhelming for someone starting out and my aim is to try to make it as easy as possible for everyone :) Stay tuned for heaps more tutorials coming soon!
Demas, I've watched countless tutorials on Photoshop and photography techniques and this was by far the best I've seen. There's no fluff, straight to the point and it's succinct, real quick but detailed. Love your work!
@@demasrusli anytime, I'd be really interested to know a bit more detail on the specifics of the second and the third techniques as I find myself going back over them a few times trying to catch up and follow what you're doing. I'm going to be shooting some external commercial real estate tomorrow that would be really nice to remove the vehicles in the parking lot for, and I fully well intend on trying to utilize your tutorial on how to do this.
If you are wanting to move bigger objects like cars etc then you should get extra pictures of the the cars are covering so you can use that extra image to cover the car - if you know what I mean? That's what the 3rd technique is all about in this video.
Thank you so much! This tutorial was needed… each time I tried to get rid of people or other objects it gave me the weird thing you got at the beginning… now I have your methods so I can experiment thank you so so so much!!! :D
Nice, easy-to-understand video. I knew and employ techniques 2 and 3 all the time, but technique 1 was new to me! That's the beauty of Photoshop, even when you're fairly confident in your skills you can always find different ways of achieving the same results, and then again and again! Looking forward to more videos like this!
Thanks so much for the feedback mate! Yes I completely agree, I sometimes think the way I edit is probably not the best way to do stuff, but I've been doing it for years and it's been working.. haha there's always something new to learn!
The only way for a beginner to learn how to take photos is to just go out and do it 🙂 But I am planning to make a video on camera basics and what the settings mean 😉
Awesome video and extremely useful! Also, which camera would you recommend for photography(portraits, landscapes). I’m new to this but thinking between a6400/a7ii/a7r2/a7iii. Thanks for your work!
Thanks so much mate! I think that really depends on your budget. All of the cameras you listed are great cameras - the more expensive it is the better it is in general. If you have the budget, get the a7r2 or the a7iii, if not then the a6400 is great too, but the a7 series might be better for future proofing as they are full frame cameras :)
why when i select clone area and press ALT it doesnt work? i press alt and release and start painting and a message pops out saying i didnt select a cloning area when i just did😭
This was such an awesome tutorial man! I've been trying to teach myself photoshop for quite a while as well now, but your tutorial was really straightforward and simple, yet thorough. I really appreciate these kind of videos and so glad you made this! Cheers brother!
Thank youu! Photoshop can be overwhelming for someone starting out and my aim is to try to make it as easy as possible for everyone :) Stay tuned for heaps more tutorials coming soon!
Demas, I've watched countless tutorials on Photoshop and photography techniques and this was by far the best I've seen. There's no fluff, straight to the point and it's succinct, real quick but detailed. Love your work!
Thank you so much mate! Really appreciate the feedback!
@@demasrusli anytime, I'd be really interested to know a bit more detail on the specifics of the second and the third techniques as I find myself going back over them a few times trying to catch up and follow what you're doing. I'm going to be shooting some external commercial real estate tomorrow that would be really nice to remove the vehicles in the parking lot for, and I fully well intend on trying to utilize your tutorial on how to do this.
If you are wanting to move bigger objects like cars etc then you should get extra pictures of the the cars are covering so you can use that extra image to cover the car - if you know what I mean? That's what the 3rd technique is all about in this video.
Thank you so much! This tutorial was needed… each time I tried to get rid of people or other objects it gave me the weird thing you got at the beginning… now I have your methods so I can experiment thank you so so so much!!! :D
Thanks so much! Glad you liked it!
Nice, easy-to-understand video. I knew and employ techniques 2 and 3 all the time, but technique 1 was new to me! That's the beauty of Photoshop, even when you're fairly confident in your skills you can always find different ways of achieving the same results, and then again and again! Looking forward to more videos like this!
Thanks so much for the feedback mate! Yes I completely agree, I sometimes think the way I edit is probably not the best way to do stuff, but I've been doing it for years and it's been working.. haha there's always something new to learn!
Never knew about the pen tool using it with the stamp tool thankyou!
Oh cool! Glad I can teach you something new 🙂
Your photos and edits are always so amazing! Thank you for giving us some insight! 😁✌👍
Thank you so much! Heaps more coming soon!
@@demasrusli Awesome looking forward to it!
1. wake up really early apparently lol
I never said that's my favoured option haha
Dope tips man. Selecting the area when using the clone tool is something I'll definitely have to try
Thanks so much legend! Yess try it out!
Demas, please make video about how to take photograph for beginner👍👍
The only way for a beginner to learn how to take photos is to just go out and do it 🙂 But I am planning to make a video on camera basics and what the settings mean 😉
Yes it would be great!
As a beginner in PS (I'm quite proficient in LR) I was mindblown by the third method! Especially when you pasted benches on the right side. Subscribed
Thanks so much! 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Great Video Demas! You make it look so simple
Thanks Julian! Haha it is quite simple though ;)
thank you, so many good tipps in a short format :) my editing will really benefit from this
Ayee no worries! Thank you for watching and I'm glad I can help :)
Super useful and easy to follow bro!
Ayee thanks TK! Keen to see yours soon!
thank you because of this video i got nice marks in my project thank you so much
Oh cool! What was your project about?
The blur tool of course! Love watching other people using photoshop, always gives you though ah ha moments.
Hahaha yes always good seeing how other people work :) Thanks for watching!
Thanks for this tutorial.
Thanks for watching!
awesome! thank you , that really helped and well explained, thanks
Anytime! Glad it helped :)
You are a photoshop genius!
Too kind! Thanks so much!
Super useful, thank you, brother!
Anytime! Glad you found it useful!
this is so good i shared it with friends. thank you, seriously quality tutorial.
Thanks so much!
Great job! Thanks for helpful advices
Thank you! Glad you found it useful!
Wow thank you so much, this really helped
Thats awesome! Thank youu!
thanks for the help this tutorial was excellent this video helped me in the difficult part THANK YOU SO MUCH. I have subscribed:)
Appreciate it! Glad I can help! Thank you!
Thank you very much Demas
Anytime! I've got heaps more planned!
Awesome!!! Thanks!
You're welcome!
Really love your content, skills, and love for the game. Striving to be like you my guy
Thanks so much mate! Really appreciate your kind comment!
Awesome video and extremely useful! Also, which camera would you recommend for photography(portraits, landscapes). I’m new to this but thinking between a6400/a7ii/a7r2/a7iii. Thanks for your work!
Thanks so much mate! I think that really depends on your budget. All of the cameras you listed are great cameras - the more expensive it is the better it is in general. If you have the budget, get the a7r2 or the a7iii, if not then the a6400 is great too, but the a7 series might be better for future proofing as they are full frame cameras :)
Demas Rusli Okay, thank you for the answer! Again, your work is amazing:) Keep on!
Awesome! subscribed!
Thanks so much!
Great tips, thanks!
Thank youu! Glad you found it useful!
it looks so easy when someone pro is doint it.
thank u so much
Anytime! Thanks for watching :)
its wow
Thank youu!
its crazy what you can do these days
I agree, there's even more now too!
@@demasrusli yeah, also thanks for the vid
on certain parts when i try to clone and paint it isn't working on certain parts. do you have any fixes for this?
Try the new Generative Fill tool! It will definitely work!
why when i select clone area and press ALT it doesnt work? i press alt and release and start painting and a message pops out saying i didnt select a cloning area when i just did😭
Jesus thank you so much!!!
Anytime! Thanks for watching 😀
Yeah, those unwanted people!! (In my photos only though 😁)
Haha yep!
But what if I wanna remove people irl?
Go super early like at sunrise 😆
How to remove people in my photos using phone only?
On a phone, there are apps like Snapseed that work very similar to Method 1 in this video :) But you will have less control for sure!
@@demasrusli Thank you!
more tute please:D
So much more coming soon! Thanks for watching!
where is this location Demas Rusli
Choi Hung Estate in Hong Kong :)
Demas Rusli thanks bro
You are a such great man but you dont replaying to instagram account
Thanks mate! What am I not replying to on Instagram?
@@demasrusli sorry for my rip english
I messeged to you in instagran you didnt replyd to me
Please talk to us Hindi language ❤️
But I do not know how to speak Hindi...
Too fast...can't follow you.
Sorry about that, try watching it at 0.5 speed?
@@demasrusli I"ll try that😁