► Hi, Family :) I'd love to have you join me for a Free Live Photoshop Workshop with Nas Academy, where you'll discover hidden Photoshop tricks and techniques that you're probably missing out on! You can register here: pix.live/nas, and you don't have to pay anything anywhere. I can't wait to see you in class; thank you so much for your support!
What if you have done some selective color manipulation in lightroom before doing this? Wouldn't that create an issue where you would be getting conflicting measurements? Maybe you set you midtowns cooler or warmer but not the white point/black point or any combination. I am trying to figure out my workflow. What to do in lightroom versus photoshop and in what order. Would love to see you do a full walkthrough on your workflow when editing a photo. basic editing, exposure, color grading, sharpening...
can you make some tutorials like instagram fashion influencers does like vintage , polaroid or disposable camera effects without those camera. You know these days people really like to see those kind of effects like the influencers make on Instagram. On youtube its just someone create a presets but its dosent fit on our photos. We want to recreate those effects using photoshop or lightroom>>>>>>>>>>>> You know what I mean! DISPOSABLE OR VINTAGE OR POLAROID . I WOULD PREFER CREATE DISPOSABLE EFFECTS. ON your youtube playlist there is no tutorial like those. I think it's time to create some unworthy but I think thats what people really want to make or atleast get more closer to those effects. I think your best explanation & technics will help it for sure. Do think about it.
Thank you always for explaining do-it-yourself methods before explaining automatic methods. This way we know what we're doing, and there's a time and place for each method. And thank you for your opening words because it's good to be reminded that we can all help one another.
Thank you so much. I haven't been feeling motivated to work lately, I'm currently going through a breakup, but learning new things like this make me feel better. Thank you.
I'm so sorry to hear that. I'm sure that your creative outlet would give you a rewarding purpose and happiness. From personal experience, I can tell you that we feel the happiest when we have created something that we're proud of. Please keep creating, and I'm sure you will feel much better.
this is probably the best youtube tutorial video I have ever seen... the way you explain and guide and teach is so engaging!!!!! i actually did not skip through and watched the whole thing unlike many other tuts! the way you write your videos and your tone is wonderful. i genuinely learned something just now. thank you!
Hey, never apologize for explains how the engine works for those who just want to know how the car drives. It’s better for them, and it’s better for that one or two people who see that and literally will get a new look on how to accomplish something.
I don't know why this appeared on my recommendations, but I'm so glad it did! Thank you for this awesome tutorial, and also first explaining why it works before showing us the automatic option. Subscribed!
This is the first tutorial I've watched of yours and I've already subscribed. Excellent teaching style, I love knowing what goes on behind-the-scenes of an automatic process so I can fine-tune it myself. Thanks for the excellent tutorial! 😄
For me with green road it was more cinematic. In my colorgrading, on the contrary, I try to make such a nice beackground shade:) And also in this image this forms a complimentary teal - orange pattern with skin. But I understand that in the video this is a demonstration of the possibilities, so thanks for the excellent technique, didnt use this before!
Hi - love your channel. So education and has learned so much from it. Any chance you can do a film photography special? There are so many people who would want to see you edit Tungsten balanced film like Cinestill 800T colour correct for day light. 😊
i m new to photoshop and i ll be out of topic ,sorry for that , but did he created a new white layer with just a click? thought u need to use solid color or fill for that . thatnk you for the video too , it makes me understand more and faster
I'm still mad. I can't use the 4th point... I'm colorblind! My experience of the world is... illogical? 😅 But being serious, the curves/point method has been my go-to color correcting method (I believe it was in another video of yours). But I am curious if your creative/genius mind might be able to come up with techniques/work flows for people who are colorblind? 😁
can you make some tutorials like instagram fashion influencers does like vintage , polaroid or disposable camera effects without those camera. You know these days people really like to see those kind of effects like the influencers make on Instagram. On youtube its just someone create a presets but its dosent fit on our photos. We want to recreate those effects using photoshop or lightroom>>>>>>>>>>>> You know what I mean! DISPOSABLE OR VINTAGE OR POLAROID . I WOULD PREFER CREATE DISPOSABLE EFFECTS. ON your youtube playlist there is no tutorial like those. I think it's time to create some unworthy but I think thats what people really want to make or atleast get more closer to those effects. I think your best explanation & technics will help it for sure. Do think about it.
How about using Light room. I think LR is easier to understand, like like change white balance, then blend mode have high light, shadow, midtone to change to color u want .
Hi, Esvin! I'm sorry you feel that way, and from time to time, I go through the same feelings when it comes to working. One of the things that helped me was knowing that it's much better to let your actions control how you feel vs. the other way round. All the very best :)
@@NovitecGG Been going through the same thing, but recently I've felt a bit of inspiration returning after having a glimpse emotionally of that early excitement of picking up a camera, experimenting, and feeling the joy of the hunt where you lose yourself in the moment. I hope that might make sense to you as well. Best
This is what I like with Unmesh - he will not show everything just to have a finished project. But instead, he will teach you detail by detail until you understand the concept behind it. This will definitely open doors that ignite creativity of individual editors. Thank you so much! Sending strength from Philippines
Perhaps a useful tip. While selecting the white or black dropper from the curves adjustment layer, you kan press ALT to highlight the most bright/darkest part of an image. This way you don't have to create identification for the black and white points if you're doing it manually.
I greatly appreciate how you take your time explaining things done manually to make people learning understand rather than just point out the short cut to provided automatic function.
Unmesh, I struggle with depression and finding a creative voice through my photography & Photoshop is my therapy. You bring a joy to your channel, and your content never fails to help me feel better. Thank you & have a wonderful day!
Art is, for me as well, a world I can get deeply involved in - and learning new things is always uplifting for me. Unmesh's tutorials are so clear and understandable, they open new avenues for self-expression, which is SO positive. Erin, keep on creating!!!!!
I hope one day you will start share with us your experience in other programs or fields away from photoshop, I'm sure it will be as perfect as your photoshop content. And many thanks for what you're offering to us, keep up the awesome work! ❤️
I have a question , so after i finish marking out the darkest brightest and the gray one how can color it after that bcz I'm beginer and i don't know this web that used
I do photoshop for a living, designing for the film studios and yet every one of your lessons has something that teaches me. You have a stunning encyclopedic knowledge of the program
Wow so helpful and easy to understand and follow along. I'm trying to color correct a stone wall and the gray keeps going too yellow or too blue when printed. Hoping this technique will help me figure this out.
U are the reason People like me got so good in Editing with PS, just from watching these Tutorials also i think u had some Bad Times recently but u still keep creating these Amazing contents, Thank you so much for all the Work u invest to make us Grow all these years :)
► Hi, Family :) I'd love to have you join me for a Free Live Photoshop Workshop with Nas Academy, where you'll discover hidden Photoshop tricks and techniques that you're probably missing out on! You can register here: pix.live/nas, and you don't have to pay anything anywhere. I can't wait to see you in class; thank you so much for your support!
NAS!!!! I love that guy!
What if you have done some selective color manipulation in lightroom before doing this? Wouldn't that create an issue where you would be getting conflicting measurements? Maybe you set you midtowns cooler or warmer but not the white point/black point or any combination. I am trying to figure out my workflow. What to do in lightroom versus photoshop and in what order. Would love to see you do a full walkthrough on your workflow when editing a photo. basic editing, exposure, color grading, sharpening...
can you make some tutorials like instagram fashion influencers does like vintage , polaroid or disposable camera effects without those camera. You know these days people really like to see those kind of effects like the influencers make on Instagram. On youtube its just someone create a presets but its dosent fit on our photos. We want to recreate those effects using photoshop or lightroom>>>>>>>>>>>> You know what I mean! DISPOSABLE OR VINTAGE OR POLAROID . I WOULD PREFER CREATE DISPOSABLE EFFECTS. ON your youtube playlist there is no tutorial like those. I think it's time to create some unworthy but I think thats what people really want to make or atleast get more closer to those effects. I think your best explanation & technics will help it for sure. Do think about it.
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Thank you always for explaining do-it-yourself methods before explaining automatic methods. This way we know what we're doing, and there's a time and place for each method. And thank you for your opening words because it's good to be reminded that we can all help one another.
Thank you, Mark! Truly appreciate your support, and yes, thanks for being active in the Patreon group!
Exactly what I wanted to say
The Bob Ross of digital arts.
Thank you so much. I haven't been feeling motivated to work lately, I'm currently going through a breakup, but learning new things like this make me feel better. Thank you.
I'm so sorry to hear that. I'm sure that your creative outlet would give you a rewarding purpose and happiness. From personal experience, I can tell you that we feel the happiest when we have created something that we're proud of. Please keep creating, and I'm sure you will feel much better.
@@PiXimperfect Thank you so much, I'll lift my head up and keep creating!
this is probably the best youtube tutorial video I have ever seen... the way you explain and guide and teach is so engaging!!!!! i actually did not skip through and watched the whole thing unlike many other tuts! the way you write your videos and your tone is wonderful. i genuinely learned something just now. thank you!
It's amazing how just in 15 minutes you brought me to a whole new world
This is the best of the best color correction tutorial I’ve ever seen. Thank you for sharing your knowledge! ❤
Best place where i learn the most about Photoshop
You are an amazing teacher! Lots of regards and respect from Pakistan!
Hey, never apologize for explains how the engine works for those who just want to know how the car drives. It’s better for them, and it’s better for that one or two people who see that and literally will get a new look on how to accomplish something.
I don't know why this appeared on my recommendations, but I'm so glad it did! Thank you for this awesome tutorial, and also first explaining why it works before showing us the automatic option.
Subscribed!
Omg no puedo creer lo bien que explica este ser humano
This one was like a thriller to find the fourth point...Thank you Unmesh.. Bravo 😊👌👌
This is an excellent and quick summary on color correction. Thank you, Unmesh!
this video is pure beauty, man
Your videos are always something new and worth learning.Your videos always help me.
nice this is my first vid on photoshop stuff and this is perfect
Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
man you had me at your opening lines! thank you from Fiji!
Thank you so much Unmesh! This helps a lot.😊😊😊
This was a real eye-opener
explaining are so clear, thanks its helpfull
I'm so gratefull for this channel
I really can't say how awesome your channel is. You made my life so much easier for years. thank you man!
Can u make a video on hologram effects combining distort, gradients, and those repeatinh black and white lines. Pleaseee
This is brilliant.
Holy! God blessed you.
this helping much
Thanks for the vid.
This is the first tutorial I've watched of yours and I've already subscribed. Excellent teaching style, I love knowing what goes on behind-the-scenes of an automatic process so I can fine-tune it myself. Thanks for the excellent tutorial! 😄
Much appreciated 🙏
you're one of the people I truly respect and I love your channel , wish you best of luck, much love ❤
Really grateful for your dedication for us 💕💕💕
Your content never disappoint.
Thank you so much. You always deliver really great tutorials and content.
If unmesh would be our teacher in college he would be my favourite teacher of all regarding art work.
You crazy bro, help me a lot, BIG THANKS TO YOU
Thanks so much i didn't know how to do it
GOD Bless You man.
Awesome thanks!
x: idk what not to know ps, it’s so easy.
unmesh: hold my curves
u r amazing dude, thanks for everything u learned us :)
Thanks it helps a lot Sir......
Thanks
Every video you make is so amazing, thanks a lot!
I am feeling a little off. So I am going for a bike ride and will feel renewed when I am done!
For me with green road it was more cinematic. In my colorgrading, on the contrary, I try to make such a nice beackground shade:) And also in this image this forms a complimentary teal - orange pattern with skin. But I understand that in the video this is a demonstration of the possibilities, so thanks for the excellent technique, didnt use this before!
this is supposed to be photoshop tutorial, but I somehow felt like that just watched a netflix drama series, bravo!
AMAZING!!
Thank you so much..it was very very helpful !!
I was trying to do color correction and this I must say helped me to go One step further....💜👀
Thank you alot for your help, you are awesome!
Professional.
I am really learning! Thank you!
Magistral
Your All video is very helpful for me, if possible please make a video about editing 360° panaroma.
Hello thank you so much you helped me a lot, can I also do it with Lightroom?
Hey man, this is awesome! Thanx a lot!
Just wow ❤️👌
Brilliant, thank you so much!!
haha you are a legend. And have a gift for teaching
loved it
Such a great video ! Thank you !
Hi - love your channel. So education and has learned so much from it. Any chance you can do a film photography special? There are so many people who would want to see you edit Tungsten balanced film like Cinestill 800T colour correct for day light. 😊
Datos claves!!! Gracias!
Thanks Man
It helped
Hey, the end credit song is really dope. Where can I find that? Thanks.
Want to see an example on landscape
Would this principle apply to video color grading as well?
Step 1: Draw a Banana 😂
I Love your Tutorials, seriously, fist time I saw a video of you I was blown away, and still are!
I need this but for premiere pro XD
Is there a same technique for Premiere Pro like this?
How is this content free? Awesome channel
Can you do this or anything similar in Lightroom?
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i m new to photoshop and i ll be out of topic ,sorry for that , but did he created a new white layer with just a click? thought u need to use solid color or fill for that . thatnk you for the video too , it makes me understand more and faster
I love u broo
Love from pakistan
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My day is not good.and I feel depressed...I have quite those things which I love to do.
ADMIN HERE: Sending you positive energy and thoughts. Tomorrow will be a better day!
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I'm still mad. I can't use the 4th point... I'm colorblind! My experience of the world is... illogical? 😅
But being serious, the curves/point method has been my go-to color correcting method (I believe it was in another video of yours). But I am curious if your creative/genius mind might be able to come up with techniques/work flows for people who are colorblind? 😁
well,minelooked like shit. but i learnt something!
can you make some tutorials like instagram fashion influencers does like vintage , polaroid or disposable camera effects without those camera. You know these days people really like to see those kind of effects like the influencers make on Instagram. On youtube its just someone create a presets but its dosent fit on our photos. We want to recreate those effects using photoshop or lightroom>>>>>>>>>>>> You know what I mean! DISPOSABLE OR VINTAGE OR POLAROID . I WOULD PREFER CREATE DISPOSABLE EFFECTS. ON your youtube playlist there is no tutorial like those. I think it's time to create some unworthy but I think thats what people really want to make or atleast get more closer to those effects. I think your best explanation & technics will help it for sure. Do think about it.
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How about using Light room. I think LR is easier to understand, like like change white balance, then blend mode have high light, shadow, midtone to change to color u want .
I come for the succinct how to videos, I stay for the hair.
I haven't been really motivated to work on my photography anymore but you make me feel better with your videos and I really appreciate it! 🌻
same here brother but we got this :)
Hi, Esvin! I'm sorry you feel that way, and from time to time, I go through the same feelings when it comes to working. One of the things that helped me was knowing that it's much better to let your actions control how you feel vs. the other way round. All the very best :)
@@PiXimperfect Thank you for your comment, you inspired me to be better!
@@NovitecGG Been going through the same thing, but recently I've felt a bit of inspiration returning after having a glimpse emotionally of that early excitement of picking up a camera, experimenting, and feeling the joy of the hunt where you lose yourself in the moment. I hope that might make sense to you as well. Best
This is what I like with Unmesh - he will not show everything just to have a finished project. But instead, he will teach you detail by detail until you understand the concept behind it. This will definitely open doors that ignite creativity of individual editors. Thank you so much! Sending strength from Philippines
Perhaps a useful tip. While selecting the white or black dropper from the curves adjustment layer, you kan press ALT to highlight the most bright/darkest part of an image. This way you don't have to create identification for the black and white points if you're doing it manually.
I greatly appreciate how you take your time explaining things done manually to make people learning understand rather than just point out the short cut to provided automatic function.
Man, if you dont see the darkest and the lightest point without measurement - that is a problem!
Unmesh, I struggle with depression and finding a creative voice through my photography & Photoshop is my therapy. You bring a joy to your channel, and your content never fails to help me feel better. Thank you & have a wonderful day!
ADMIN HERE: Sending you uplifting energy and thoughts. Your words are so greatly appreciated as they uplift Unmesh too.
@@Cre8tiveWoman Thank you.
That's great to hear!
Keep creating, Erin. I'm planning to get into serious photography soon. Hope to see you around in future Pixe perfect videos. Take care. 🌻
Art is, for me as well, a world I can get deeply involved in - and learning new things is always uplifting for me. Unmesh's tutorials are so clear and understandable, they open new avenues for self-expression, which is SO positive. Erin, keep on creating!!!!!
You are such an incredible teacher. Knowing all of this is one thing, but your communication methods are an entirely separate and impressive skillset.
"remember kids, the 4th point, is you"
-Unmesh after school special
I hope one day you will start share with us your experience in other programs or fields away from photoshop, I'm sure it will be as perfect as your photoshop content. And many thanks for what you're offering to us, keep up the awesome work! ❤️
I thought the 4 th option was a sponsor of any ai software . But it wasn't and i never knew photoshop had that option in curve .
I have a question , so after i finish marking out the darkest brightest and the gray one how can color it after that bcz I'm beginer and i don't know this web that used
And the fifth point was the friends we made along the way
I do photoshop for a living, designing for the film studios and yet every one of your lessons has something that teaches me. You have a stunning encyclopedic knowledge of the program
Honestly, the quality and usefulness of your content is unbelievable. Thank you for all the work you put in.
You channel is a magical treat for anyone whos learning!! Thank you!
That's very kind of you say :) Thank you!
Bro looks like a jojo character
Wow so helpful and easy to understand and follow along. I'm trying to color correct a stone wall and the gray keeps going too yellow or too blue when printed. Hoping this technique will help me figure this out.
U are the reason People like me got so good in Editing with PS, just from watching these Tutorials also i think u had some Bad Times recently but u still keep creating these Amazing contents, Thank you so much for all the Work u invest to make us Grow all these years :)
This dude is very good in teaching stuff. I'm amazed!