How to Remove Creases From Backdrops in Photoshop | Quick Tips!
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Learn how to remove creases and distractions from studio backgrounds in Photoshop!
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Man! There are soooo many ways to skin a cat in photoshop! I'd never have thought to do it like this! Great tip, thanks guys.
Yeah seems very counterintuitive to use noise. Would have gone straight to the blur.
@@zed2960 Median IS a type of blur. It is just categorised under the noise filter menu as it can in some cases be used (very carefully) to remove the noise that may already be in an image.
@@davidholdstock Ah ok makes sense.
You have NO IDEA how much time you just saved me with this trick. Not for creases per se, but for all those ugly marks and footprints on the seamless paper. I can't be more grateful.
Short, simple, straight to the point. Great video.
I officially love you, of all the ways this is by the far the simplest and cleanest
New subscriber from India 🇮🇳....your videos are very amazing bro.....easy to learn.....keep doing 🔥💥
Very helpful, thank you so much Aaron!
Great tutorial,Aaron.Big help, Thanks 😊😊😊
The Learning process is primarily an act of LOVE. Commands on a screen cannot "produce" this Love. It must be imparted from the teacher. Aaron, you give us Love, please come back!
God bless you
the best tutorial.
Amazing as always
Thank you, we need course about social media design
Wow - thanks so much!
Really awesome! Thank you very much!
Thank you!
Very good shortcuts...
I love this... so cut to the chase and helpful 👍...
Thanks
Thank you so much for giving us the helping vedio
I would like to see a comment from one of the few who down-voted this video. I just want to know what could possibly warrant it. Did Aaron skip in front of you at Starbucks a few years back? I mean, this is a total time-saver when current events remind us that we don't know how much time we have.
I think maybe they miss Aaron's commentary; he is very engaging and funny. This is an excellent tutorial but his personality adds so much.
@@silekiernanphotography I much prefer this approach without the narcissistic voiceover.
@@daltonrandall4348 Interesting. I don't find Aaron narcissistic in the slightest, he comes over as a humble guy to me. I am a subscriber to his website and have watched a ton of his tutorials over the years. I guess we all can interpret differently.
@@silekiernanphotography I haven't seen him specifically, I was just referring to commentary vs. straight explanation in general. There's no reason for a person to be involved other that they believe their input is so great that we all need to hear/see them. This was clean, short, and to the point. I really appreciated it.
@@daltonrandall4348 I see, I don't care much for all the talk either. Very annoying and unnecessary most of the time. When you have time check out Phlearn's (Aaron's) other tutorials, his input is often valuable, especially in his complex composites.
The amount of time this video saved me is ridiculous
Easy Peasy! ♥
wow great 🌟
Genius.
Thank you
Really nice
Awesome 👌
thnxx a lot
Awesomesauce!
Helpful. We miss Aaron though!
Another way you could do this is using the mixer brush tool and copying the a smooth part of the area your trying to clean up and just paint over the imperfections as it’ll blend the color and smooth it out and it you do a decent enough job it’ll produce similar results as this
wow, life hack. Thanks!
Nice video tips brother. I want to make like this. what software you are using?
Will this be useful in videos?
I would do this with clone stamp in a few seconds anyway great tip we can simple select that part and apply that filter so many ways to do this
What if your model has lots of stray hairs around the crease of the backdrops? this really only works around hard edge shapes...
But dress creases? How can we remove them without making the dress, texture looking weird?
Check out Frequency Separation.
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Why doesn’t fill pop up ??
Is this South Africa's Zozibini Tunzi, Miss Universe? I think not, so similar in style to me.