For some reason I haven't seen this video until now, its been in my "watch later playlist" since you uploaded the video. Just noticed that I was one of the people you highlighted in the comments after the intro. Great video :)
Your photoshop wizardry never disappoints. When you did the noise tutorial using median, I was amazed, but this takes it to another level. I can’t wait to see more. Thanks, Glyn. Take care.
Hahaha! Like the intro! All these years you have been on UA-cam and you are still working on improving your channel 👌🏻 plus I love the content. From a happy subscriber 👍🏻
Couldn’t believe my eyes when you said it was near where you live, and then the Shapland building popped into view! Will look a whole lot better when that finally gets a makeover.
Awesome tip Glyn. I am wondering if you could put this into and action to make it even quicker. I am pretty fluent with PS, but I am no expert which prompted the questions.
Hi Glyn, first of all I would like to thank you for your outstanding youtube lessons! Didactically very very good!!! I learned a lot and your posts motivate me every day... On question: if I add a 2. ellipse I can not move it separate from the first. I have no idea what do wrong... Tried it the same way like you do, but doesn't work ... Would be great if you find time to reply... Kind Regards Jan Schünemann
Hi Jan...Thanks so much for your kind words; it means a lot that you find the videos useful in some way. As for your question, you should be able to move the 2nd ellipse by holding down the space bar. However, if you release it, you will then only be able to move both of the ellipses and not just one. Does that help?
Not really, no...you'd get smudging / blurred figures. Plus to do that you'd need quite a few ND filters depending on the time of day you'd want to do it and still maintain a good exposure
Very useful video Glyn. Thanks! What do the other stack modes do? I used one to overlay all the things that had changed in an image (think car head- and tail- lights in a street scene plus a background) but can't for the life of me remember what it was!
Wow! Awesome technique and tutorial. Thank you, Glyn.
Thanks for looking in Chris
You explain in a way that make it easy to learn, thank you.
Thanks so much for that Robert
Thank you for yet another clear, concise and very informative video.
Thank you for taking a look Eric 👍🏻
Many thanks Glyn...Presentation at its very best!!!
Thanks Brian 👍🏻
Thank you for your videos. Fantastic! I'm totally impressed. Absolutely educational. More, more, more please! Wow!!
Very kind...thanks so much for looking in 👍🏻
Fantastic Glyn!!!! Veeeery useful🙏🏼
Glad you like it mate 😃
This may be the single coolest PS tip I have seen in ages! Thanks for sharing.
Glad you like it Derek 👍🏻
Fantastic Glyn - thanks. Martin
Glad you like it Martin...thanks for watching 👍🏻
Excellent
Thanks a lot
Very useful technic. Very nice intro by the way.
Thank you Luc
Brilliantly explained!
Thank you Martin 👍🏻
Sensational technic! Thanks for sharing.
Best regards from Rio de Janeiro/Brazil
You're welcome; thanks Paulo
This is genius Glyn ... cheers from Egypt :)
Thank you so much Esmat ... Greetings to you from the UK 😃
For some reason I haven't seen this video until now, its been in my "watch later playlist" since you uploaded the video. Just noticed that I was one of the people you highlighted in the comments after the intro. Great video :)
Thanks a lot 😃
I know PS quite well, but I did not know about this feature! Cool! Great Thanks!
That's great to hear Peter. Like you, I love it when new stuff is discovered...always more to learn huh 😃
great video Glyn..
Thanks Ed
Gr8 as always. thanks
Thank you
Thanks Glyn, another great video. I love the drama you have added to your intros. That drone has come in very handy.
Thanks a lot Keith; I really enjoy putting them together. Yeah the drone is so much fun 😃
Awesome! Thank you
You’re welcome Susie; thanks for watching
OH my goodness, your tutorials are nothing less than superb! Thank you
That's so kind of you to say that...thank you
Your photoshop wizardry never disappoints. When you did the noise tutorial using median, I was amazed, but this takes it to another level. I can’t wait to see more. Thanks, Glyn. Take care.
Thank you so much Stephen, and thanks for tuning in 👍🏻👍🏻
Awesome thank you
You’re welcome 👍🏻
Just brilliant !!!! Yet another no nonsense tutorial - just SO very helpful :)
Thank you so much Toby 👍🏻
Nice technique Glyn, thanks for sharing 👍
You're welcome Barry...thanks for looking in 👍🏻
Great tip........ LOVED your intro!
Thanks Frank 😃
Such a useful technique, clearly explained. Thanks!
Thank you David 👍🏻
Hahaha! Like the intro! All these years you have been on UA-cam and you are still working on improving your channel 👌🏻 plus I love the content.
From a happy subscriber 👍🏻
Thanks Nathan ... I'm really enjoying putting the new content together 😃👍🏻
Brilliant! 👍👍
Thanks John 😉
Awesome mate! Great content, up to your usual high standards 😎😎😎💯
Thank you mate 😀👍🏻👍🏻
I might not be a Photoshop expert, but with inspired video tutorials, like this one, I’m getting closer to an adequate level...
That’s fantastic to hear Joseph…thank you
@@glyndewis
Hi Glyn,
Do you use the X-rite Colour Checker passport, and if so, do you have any tutorials on the subject? Please let me know.
Couldn’t believe my eyes when you said it was near where you live, and then the Shapland building popped into view! Will look a whole lot better when that finally gets a makeover.
You in the South West too Martin?
@@glyndewis yes, about four miles west of your video location in Fremington
@@glyndewis Bideford for me! I thought it looked familiar!
Get tutorial Glyn, thank you
Now can you show us how to use median to increase the temp it's bloody cold down here in Australia
🤣 Need to figure out how to use it to stop it raining here first 🤣
@@glyndewis Isn't it the same as removing people & vehicles or does it require a lot more images
Awesome tip Glyn. I am wondering if you could put this into and action to make it even quicker. I am pretty fluent with PS, but I am no expert which prompted the questions.
Great question mate and definitely worth trying...I'll give it a go 👍🏻
Hi Glyn, first of all I would like to thank you for your outstanding youtube lessons! Didactically very very good!!! I learned a lot and your posts motivate me every day... On question: if I add a 2. ellipse I can not move it separate from the first. I have no idea what do wrong... Tried it the same way like you do, but doesn't work ... Would be great if you find time to reply... Kind Regards Jan Schünemann
Hi Jan...Thanks so much for your kind words; it means a lot that you find the videos useful in some way.
As for your question, you should be able to move the 2nd ellipse by holding down the space bar. However, if you release it, you will then only be able to move both of the ellipses and not just one. Does that help?
Suscrito!!!
Thank you
If you use a slow shutter wouldn’t it also make the people/cars disappear?
Not really, no...you'd get smudging / blurred figures. Plus to do that you'd need quite a few ND filters depending on the time of day you'd want to do it and still maintain a good exposure
Very useful video Glyn. Thanks!
What do the other stack modes do? I used one to overlay all the things that had changed in an image (think car head- and tail- lights in a street scene plus a background) but can't for the life of me remember what it was!
Cheers Paul.
Re the others, I'll put some videos together soon showing what can be done with them 👍🏻
Are there many volcanoes in Devon Glyn? ;-)
The only one I know of is in Clovelly 😁
There are, but grockles only see them as the Last Thing They See....
could always start a rumour that Codden Hill is a dormant volcano
Sorry...but this is somekind of black magic wizardry.
🤣 Still makes me smile every time I use it 😀
Thanks for this !
You’re welcome…thanks for tuning in 👍🏻
Excellent
Thank you Grant