bonne fete de noel, merci pour toutres ces videos superbes et contructives, Happy Christmas, thank you for all these superb and constructive videos, @+
Very instructive. I always pick up little tips from you, and I am grateful for you. In this image however, the rocky outcrop at the top left is a huge distraction. My eye cannot stop from being pulled away from the subject in the center by this. I suggest you find a way to tone it down via adjustment brush or some other magic you possess...
I am so glad to see what You do and how You do it!!!! Until I started watching YOUR Videos PS n LR were an Enigma and I had almost given-up :( Watching Your Videos have Taught Myself and Many of My Friends!!!!!! Repetition is how many people Learn!!! I always see how You are showing a different way to use the tools :) The neg comments are not applicable to all of Your Viewers (I feel sorry for them, they are not nice) :( :( You are Very Much APPRECIATED by Many People !!! Merry Christmas n Best of All to You n Yours :) :) :)
I hate Ai although ( yes id use the manual option ) to much Ai kinda spoils the editing skills but that’s just my opinion, I’m also still running an old version of PS along with ACR 16, however fantastic as always & have a good Christmas & look forward to more content 🎄🎉👍
Raw sharpening is very much discouraged! It only creates edge artifacts (and enhances noise) in images that significantly limit enlargement quality potential. Also the ‘spot healing brush” softens everything it touches…
the sharpening settings this guy uses are nonsensical actually it triggers exactly what to avoid maybe he also never learned to only sharpen zoomed in to 100%. when you don´t want artefacts set detail to low numbers or zero. and yes the healing brush is more or less useless.
The content of your videos is basically good but I find it extremely boring that you keep repeating the „basic adjustments“ EVERY TIME which takes up in this example like 80% of the video. You could save so much time if you didn’t… I get already it that basics are necessary...
Wie fast immer finde ich die Bearbeitung übertrieben. Am Ende schaue ich auf eines dieser typischen Hochglanzkalenderbilder. Dass die Spiegelung im Wasser schärfer und kontrastreicher ausfällt als der eigentliche Berg, kann man kaum noch als natürlich ansehen. Der Titel des Videos bezieht sich auf das neue Photoshoptool. Insofern kann ich mich nur dem anderen Kommentar anschließen, dass auch ich es als überflüssig erachtet, die Veränderungen der Grundeinstellungen jedes Mal erneut durchzugehen.
Excellent work!
bonne fete de noel, merci pour toutres ces videos superbes et contructives,
Happy Christmas, thank you for all these superb and constructive videos,
@+
Very instructive. I always pick up little tips from you, and I am grateful for you. In this image however, the rocky outcrop at the top left is a huge distraction. My eye cannot stop from being pulled away from the subject in the center by this. I suggest you find a way to tone it down via adjustment brush or some other magic you possess...
I am so glad to see what You do and how You do it!!!! Until I started watching YOUR Videos PS n LR were an Enigma and I had almost given-up :( Watching Your Videos have Taught Myself and Many of My Friends!!!!!! Repetition is how many people Learn!!! I always see how You are showing a different way to use the tools :) The neg comments are not applicable to all of Your Viewers (I feel sorry for them, they are not nice) :( :( You are Very Much APPRECIATED by Many People !!! Merry Christmas n Best of All to You n Yours :) :) :)
I hate Ai although ( yes id use the manual option ) to much Ai kinda spoils the editing skills but that’s just my opinion, I’m also still running an old version of PS along with ACR 16, however fantastic as always & have a good Christmas & look forward to more content 🎄🎉👍
Awesome Christian. Thank you
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Raw sharpening is very much discouraged! It only creates edge artifacts (and enhances noise) in images that significantly limit enlargement quality potential. Also the ‘spot healing brush” softens everything it touches…
the sharpening settings this guy uses are nonsensical actually it triggers exactly what to avoid maybe he also never learned to only sharpen zoomed in to 100%. when you don´t want artefacts set detail to low numbers or zero. and yes the healing brush is more or less useless.
The content of your videos is basically good but I find it extremely boring that you keep repeating the „basic adjustments“ EVERY TIME which takes up in this example like 80% of the video. You could save so much time if you didn’t… I get already it that basics are necessary...
Thats why you have timestamps and you can skip the parts you do not want.
@@matej.mlakar Which I did, but I think it’s important to not give one praise and oh how good you are but express critical opinions as well.
Wie fast immer finde ich die Bearbeitung übertrieben. Am Ende schaue ich auf eines dieser typischen Hochglanzkalenderbilder. Dass die Spiegelung im Wasser schärfer und kontrastreicher ausfällt als der eigentliche Berg, kann man kaum noch als natürlich ansehen. Der Titel des Videos bezieht sich auf das neue Photoshoptool. Insofern kann ich mich nur dem anderen Kommentar anschließen, dass auch ich es als überflüssig erachtet, die Veränderungen der Grundeinstellungen jedes Mal erneut durchzugehen.