Great and very useful for begginers. Only, usualy people who are doing this mistakes are working destructively and cannot undo their doing. Great that you showed non-destrucive ways! Good job!
Thanks for the tips. I definitely learned from all three suggestions. While i have approached these in different ways i always love learning new ways to accomplish similar tasks.
Colin, I tried to use the enhance feature BUT it did not work as my Mac said I had "unsupported software" and that enhance requires a graphics card with Metal support. However, I went to about my Mac and it said under hardware/graphics/displays the metal family is supported, metal GPUFamily macOS.1. Great video but any ideas why the enhance does not work on my Mac but yet it seems like it should?
Didn't know about the pixel trimming.... Funny I always convert to the same resolution and profile before I combine images. the images aren't low res to begin with but I make sure the match so if my main image is 2000 dpi I make sure the image I'm dragging in is the same.
Liked the one about unsharp mask. Already familiar with using vibrance vs. saturation. Not sure I will use the other one as I do not generally do much composite work.
A slightly different question, when in camera raw if I try to enhance I get the message Enhance requires a graphics card that has metal support, but when in lightroom I do not get that message and enhance works. I am using a 2021 Macbook Pro M1 laptop so is it really an issue that my Mac does not have the correct graphics card?
When it comes to colours I prefer adjusting via the calibration tools in camera raw or via lightroom classic, also the hsl/colour tools is a great for getting more specific colours in your photos!
A Smart Object, doesn't prevent a smaller image from pixelating when you scale it up too much. But it does allow you to scale multiple times (lossless scaling) without lowering the quality, and you can revert any time.
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Great and very useful for begginers. Only, usualy people who are doing this mistakes are working destructively and cannot undo their doing. Great that you showed non-destrucive ways! Good job!
Full disclosure--I've made ALL of them lol! I never knew about the trim option--I've been using the crop tool all this time! Another great video.
Me too!
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Thanks for the tips. I definitely learned from all three suggestions. While i have approached these in different ways i always love learning new ways to accomplish similar tasks.
Glad it helped
Over saturation always really annoys me. So often I see overdone fake composites in my Facebook that people ooh aw over and think are real.
yup
Hi, I'm Yvonne, and am a 'guilty of all-aholic'! Next step, please?! Thank you, Colin :-)
never saw or used the "enhance" function in Camera Raw. Thanks for pointing me to this. Will compare it to my Topaz results.
I didn’t realize there was a function for trimming transparent pixels. I’ll be using that now!
It's useful
Me too! Been doing that manually for decades.
@@BugBobsWildWorld bui
Guilty as charged... but not anymore. I went to the Cafe!
HOW DOES SUPER ENHANCE COMPARE TO IMAGE RESIZE WITH PRESERVE DETAILS 2.0?
Very Helpful but talking slowly its my request tnx
Never tried enhancing resolution in LR before. Great tip.
Great tips Colin! Guilty as charged but no more!
Thanx Colin, the unsharp mask- Darken and Trim are new to me.
That was totally new to me, a brilliant set of tips
Awesome
All of those were new to me. Thank you, Colin!
Excellent.. Thank you Colin
till date i was making these blunders but more from now on
Aha! I've learned a great deal from this.
wow ! what a great tutorial ! I do thank You so much for share it .
Good technique. Tks.
Good stuff. Thanks!
Thanks for these great tips and tricks 🙂
Why on earth would you put the unsharb mask setting to 197. I never go above 3.5 to5
Listen to what I say at 0:55
Guilty. excellent tutorial!!!
Colin, I tried to use the enhance feature BUT it did not work as my Mac said I had "unsupported software" and that enhance requires a graphics card with Metal support. However, I went to about my Mac and it said under hardware/graphics/displays the metal family is supported, metal GPUFamily macOS.1. Great video but any ideas why the enhance does not work on my Mac but yet it seems like it should?
New and thank you.
Great stuff...thank you.
tnx. i learned new tricks..
learned something new
Yes, ---new ways to correct for me. Yes, I have been guilty of oversharpening. Love the way you showed to composite blend. 👋
All new for me. Great stuff
Didn't know about the pixel trimming.... Funny I always convert to the same resolution and profile before I combine images. the images aren't low res to begin with but I make sure the match so if my main image is 2000 dpi I make sure the image I'm dragging in is the same.
The trim trick is a life saver.
Liked the one about unsharp mask. Already familiar with using vibrance vs. saturation. Not sure I will use the other one as I do not generally do much composite work.
Ditto! Thanks!
Typical beginner mistakes, but great tips on how to handle or prevent them.
you simply creating new horizons
thanks
I FEEL LIKE A NOOB
Great tips.
Amazing game
Thanks you so much. I am learning a lot from your tips.
thanks
Great 👍🏻
nice work
Thank you
Hands up👍
Brill 👍🏻
Always new stuff... thank you Colin... had the sizzle problem... now the solution... brilliant :)
nice comment
Great. Even Colin knows I’m a n00b. 🤷🏻♂️
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lol, glad you enjoyed it
THANK YOU!!! No, I didn't know about these tips, and now I do, thanks to you!
awesome
A slightly different question, when in camera raw if I try to enhance I get the message Enhance requires a graphics card that has metal support, but when in lightroom I do not get that message and enhance works. I am using a 2021 Macbook Pro M1 laptop so is it really an issue that my Mac does not have the correct graphics card?
Hmm that is odd. If you have GPU turned on in the preferences in Photoshop, I'm not sure why this is happening to you.
Thank you very much for the teaching.
When it comes to colours I prefer adjusting via the calibration tools in camera raw or via lightroom classic, also the hsl/colour tools is a great for getting more specific colours in your photos!
Great tips! I'm probably most guilty of over sharpening and getting the white halo around the edges. Great to know how to fix that!
Yes the sharpen sizzle :)
When creating a composite I always convert images to smart objects before resizing.
Definitely a good idea
you'll also want to convert the layer you're going to resize into a smart object first so that PS doesn't pixelate it while resizing.
A Smart Object, doesn't prevent a smaller image from pixelating when you scale it up too much. But it does allow you to scale multiple times (lossless scaling) without lowering the quality, and you can revert any time.
Thanks , very good tips especially for sharpening.
thx
All new and thank you!
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Great tips!!
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Perfect !