I have to admit i used to watch your videos along time ago then i switched from Photoshop to Affinity photo...i came back to photoshop and wow i didnt realize how much i missed it and your videos. Its good to be back. Thanks
Thank you for this mind-blowing tutorial. Never had I found that adjusting fill instead of opacity would make the blending so smooth. Looking forward to seeing more videos made by you.
I just finished going through your Beyond Color: Exploring Gradients Course, so have been going back to look at some of your previous gradients videos. It was an awesome course and opened my eyes to a PS tool that I have not really used before. I have already put it to use to bring out some pop in a lakeside sunset photo and now am looking at my editing in a different way. Keep up the great work!
Bro, you got me to subscribe to your channel. It was my first time hearing about this type of gradient use and I am eager to explore this on my portrait photography! Mahalo nui loa (thank you very much).
Hello Blake. Thank you for posting this intense video about blending. Actually so much information it gave me a headache. But will watch again and again to get it down. Your videos are the best.
There you are.... shining brilliantly in the galaxy of photoshop tutors. Thank you. As a matter of interest, just how many hours of your day do you devote to Photoshop?
I put this to use right after viewing! It was just what I needed to focus the attention on some details of an antique Thunderbird! I'd share a .jpg if you want.
Great video yet again Blake. I look forward to them and try them on my photos each time. I am going back through your videos as I am learning more about photoshop. I really appreciate all you do. Cheers.
Hi Blake, love this effect for portraits. Another tool in the belt to complement vignetting effects. Thanks for the tutorial, very well executed at always.
@@f64Academy looks like you're stuck with me now! I've subscribed to your channel and will be working my way through your previous videos and eagerly waiting for your new ones. Thanks again - take care!
Oh one thing I wanted to mention. I did a radial gradient zwhile back to add in a "sun-like increase in light" (going from a nice orange to yellow as it spreads out) to brighten up areas, and place where i want it. What i noticed though was that if i crop an image at all, before working on the action, the gradient won't work because the action isn't to a full size image. The redial gradient will be small and cut off. But on full sized images it works as intended.
There's a box inside the gradient that says align with image or something like that. If you crop after using one take a look at that check box and toggle it to see if it makes a difference.
Hey Blake! It is a nice trick. Even more, if you using RADIAL Style in a gradient filter. It is like using extra light on pictures. So many possibilities... Thanks for all your work and ideas. My favorite channel on YouTub.
Oh yeah! I use that all the time in my critique sessions too. I have several videos on that on YT too. Not many people use the reflected gradient though, that's why I spent the whole focus on this one.
Thanks again, Blake, I knew about this from your courses, but there's nothing wrong with repetition, right? And don't let the trolls get to you. You can never do it right for them. You've got enough fans that really like what your're doing. One of them is me.
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I have to admit i used to watch your videos along time ago then i switched from Photoshop to Affinity photo...i came back to photoshop and wow i didnt realize how much i missed it and your videos. Its good to be back. Thanks
I love how you are straightforward, and your tutorials help me learn, and I will send followers your way.
Thank you! I really appreciate that sentiment 😁
Hi I love gradients. They give that soul to the image which makes the real difference. Thank you for refining my small knowledge on this sense.
I can't breathe from fascination! 🤯🤯🤯🤯❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥🏆🏆🏆
Reflective Gradient - Very impressed with the effects it provides! - .....many thanks
One of the best with 'insider' photoshop tricks to explode your photos to the next level!
Well done again!! 👏👏
That's so cool 😎 thanks so much! I appreciate your comment.
Lovely Eagle, beautiful shot. Great tutorial, thank you.🤩
Thanks :)
I found your channel a few days ago. So glad I did. Your tutorials have dramatically improved my images. Thank you so much!
That's incredible! Man, you made my day 😁
Extremely cool. I love that your quality is very high, but your teaching style makes it super accessible. Thank you.
Thanks so much, that made my day.
Sir, remarkable tutorial as always. You are researcher rather than a mentor. In the end you are great.
Thanks! I appreciate it 😉
This technique is incredible! Thanks for that.
My pleasure!
Thank you for this mind-blowing tutorial. Never had I found that adjusting fill instead of opacity would make the blending so smooth. Looking forward to seeing more videos made by you.
Crazy huh!
Wow! Just wow! Thanks Blake!
Anytime 😁
I just finished going through your Beyond Color: Exploring Gradients Course, so have been going back to look at some of your previous gradients videos. It was an awesome course and opened my eyes to a PS tool that I have not really used before. I have already put it to use to bring out some pop in a lakeside sunset photo and now am looking at my editing in a different way. Keep up the great work!
Wonderful! Thank you so much for your kind words and support. It means the world to me :)
You are the master of color. Thank you
Wow! thank YOU!
great tutorial, will add this to my arsenal. Thank you!
My pleasure!
Always good stuff, I love your voice so soothing! Thanks Blake!
Thanks 😁
tks another amazing gradient lesson. quite complicated but good to learn.
Just discovered your channel! Amazing fresh content. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching! I appreciate it :)
Learning so much from this channel. Thanks! Go Blue Hens!
heck yea!
THANKS SO MUCH... I REALLY LIKE IT. GREETINGS FROM Dominican Republic
As always cool ..... and as always thank you . Keep safe out there !
Very generous indeed Blake. Thank you!
My pleasure!!
Nice tutorial, Blake!
Thats awesome and mind blowing
Thanks 😁
Bro, you got me to subscribe to your channel. It was my first time hearing about this type of gradient use and I am eager to explore this on my portrait photography! Mahalo nui loa (thank you very much).
Oh! That's awesome! Thanks for your support 😎
Great and brilliant tutorial
Glad you liked it!
This is just awesome! I can’t wait to try this.
Love the way you explain and talk in these videos it’s fun! Thank you!
Thanks! That means a lot 😁
nice technique with all of its subtlety. thanks!
Wow! Brilliant use of the reflective gradient. I will definitely give it a try. Thanks!
Hi Blake, Fabulous instructions on a very cool technique. Thanks so much for continuously teaching new ideas and techniques.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hello Blake. Thank you for posting this intense video about blending. Actually so much information it gave me a headache. But will watch again and again to get it down. Your videos are the best.
You're so welcome! I appreciate your encouragement!
This is one of the most interesting tutorials I've ever seen, perfect explanation and beautiful effect.
Tks for share.
Saludos desde México.
Oh wow! Thanks so much! I really appreciate your feedback 😁
Holy crap! (Am I allowed to say that?)
This is one of my Top 10 favorite Photoshop videos of the year.
THANK YOU!! (And, yes, I meant to yell that.)
Awesome 😎 thanks so much 😎
Gorgeous! Great tutorial as usual!
There you are.... shining brilliantly in the galaxy of photoshop tutors. Thank you. As a matter of interest, just how many hours of your day do you devote to Photoshop?
I'd say at least 2-3 hours a day during the work week. I spend my weekend hanging out with my boys, so not much on the weekends.
Thanks for reviewing this again. I am a LL Mode convert too!
It's my favorite!
Amazing and eye opening tutorial! Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Very good tutorial. Thanks. Lighting is something I really need to work on.
Yeah! Lighting is tricky!
Another great method I learnt from you! Thank you so much Blake! Blessings! 🙏🙏🙏
This is an Awesome Tip! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
BLAKE!!! Fantastic. Just watched this yesterday and have already used the technique on to portraits in a current project!
Awesome! Glad you got something out of it 😁
Very interesting Blake. Thank you!
Fantastic tip ....Many thanks from Nova Scotia....
Awesome trick.
And thx for the gradients. Can be very useful for my pics with our pets.
And you did it Again😃 thanks for sharing🙏🏻 can’t wait to try this🔥🔥🔥🤗
I love you Blake.... Only you are a Great !! Love from India.
Thanks 😁 you're the best!
interesting work with gradients.
amazing results.
Thank you! Cheers!
Great one! I never used reflective gradient before. Thanks, I love it! You are the best!
Another superb tutorial Blake! I can't wait to try it. I have not used this before. Thank you!
very convenient, thank you!
This was a really cool tool I plan to try after my trip to Zion. Thanks for the great tutorial.
Thanks, Blake; definitely cool stuff.
Any time!
Thank you, Blake.
No worries! My sincere pleasure!
I put this to use right after viewing! It was just what I needed to focus the attention on some details of an antique Thunderbird! I'd share a .jpg if you want.
Wow, Love your videos, but I can’t wait to try this out. BTW as someone who has lived in the 1st State my whole life, love your shirt too.
Woot! fellow Delawarean! I received my undergrad BFA there. UD Alumni :)
Awesome
I use the reflective gradient a lot on my photos, but topping it off with an inverse gradient - whoooooa. Good stuff! Thanks again, Blake.
Great video yet again Blake. I look forward to them and try them on my photos each time. I am going back through your videos as I am learning more about photoshop. I really appreciate all you do. Cheers.
Awesome, thank you! Glad you like my work. I love that I get to do this for a living :)
Dude, I love this, man. Got yourself a new subscriber! Going to binge your content now :P
Woohoo! Thanks so much! Enjoy 😁
Excellent video Blake!!!
Whoa! Really amazing. Thanks a lot.
Awesome as always!
oh it's a great tutorial, I have never seen such a thing before, and thanks a lot for the action and gradients that what you give to us
hi sir, this is a awesome, and i dicided to your color topic all tutorial completing in this month
Thank you 😁 I appreciate your support.
Soft brush can do amazingly the same thing !
Great and different look at gradients, thanks for the inspiration
Hi Blake, love this effect for portraits. Another tool in the belt to complement vignetting effects. Thanks for the tutorial, very well executed at always.
Great technique, didn't know about that one. Looks very useful. Well explained!
Thanks for a great and very clear lesson!
My pleasure!
@@f64Academy looks like you're stuck with me now! I've subscribed to your channel and will be working my way through your previous videos and eagerly waiting for your new ones. Thanks again - take care!
Awesome! Thanks for subscribing 😁 enjoy!
Great value (as always)! Thank you!!! 😊
fantastic lesson with useful examples. Thanks for all your great teaching content and helpful PS actions
I just watched this video and took lots of notes. It's amazing. Thank you very much.
Wonderful! Glad you got a lot out of it :)
(Unsurprisingly) very clever, Mr R.👍🏻👏🏻Thank you also for your gradients and actions - I truly appreciate your unfailing generosity.🙏
thank you top man enjoyed this very much.
My sincere pleasure!
Amazing! Thank you
Glad you liked it!
Thank you again Blake for another great session.
Awesome effect! Thank you
fantastico tutorial
Thanks :)
Great & Practical.
awesome tutorial. Thanks Blake.
Muchas Gracias !!! 🤝
Oh one thing I wanted to mention. I did a radial gradient zwhile back to add in a "sun-like increase in light" (going from a nice orange to yellow as it spreads out) to brighten up areas, and place where i want it. What i noticed though was that if i crop an image at all, before working on the action, the gradient won't work because the action isn't to a full size image. The redial gradient will be small and cut off. But on full sized images it works as intended.
There's a box inside the gradient that says align with image or something like that. If you crop after using one take a look at that check box and toggle it to see if it makes a difference.
@@f64Academy Thanks, I'll look for that- I figured it was probably something simple- so simple that i couldn't figure it out lol-
Thanks for sharing! I actually learned a lot! ❤️
Wow, thanks man, i love it! Live abd learn
Hey Blake! It is a nice trick. Even more, if you using RADIAL Style in a gradient filter. It is like using extra light on pictures. So many possibilities... Thanks for all your work and ideas. My favorite channel on YouTub.
Oh yeah! I use that all the time in my critique sessions too. I have several videos on that on YT too. Not many people use the reflected gradient though, that's why I spent the whole focus on this one.
wow this is awesome !!
Glad you think so!
Thanks again, Blake, I knew about this from your courses, but there's nothing wrong with repetition, right? And don't let the trolls get to you. You can never do it right for them. You've got enough fans that really like what your're doing. One of them is me.
Great work like always.🙏🙏🙏
So powerful and subtle - thank you
Thank you Blake, very well done.
That is the coolest thing, can't wait to try this method out, thank you!!
Hey B. That was a nice one chab. Cheers.. U have a good one.. 😉 😉 👏🏽👏🏽👊🏽
Amazing sir... Very helpful video
I will defently try.Thanks great tutorial :)
Another great tutorial, going to have to give this method a try.
great tutorial Blake and thank you for the actions and plug-in .
very useful and valuable. Thanks.
Well done tutorial!. Thank you
great work always informative