Retouching and Color Grading Portraits in Photoshop with Daniel Do (Light Shapers)
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- Опубліковано 2 тра 2020
- I am expanding my collaboration to include all type of photographers to learn more about how they shoot, retouch and color grade their photos in photoshop, in this series I have invited Dani, a portrait photographer from Switzerland to walk-us through his photoshop workflow when editing portraits.
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📸 Photo Credits:
🔗 Retoucher: Dani bit.ly/2SvGbTl
🔗 Photographer: Anghelov bit.ly/2WoTCpl
🔗 Model: bit.ly/3d2B4ls
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it's amazing to see artists workflow. I think you can learn more than ever. Moreso, if you see their workflow, you can know what to look for
i love daniel working and waiting to see him on yt
This is the pain and beauty that Lightroom only editors don't understand. Even though Ps isn't the best at having short/quick workflow edits for a photo dump the amount of stuff you can do to your images is incredible.
This is amazing. Would love to see a longer session with more diving into the workflow!!!
Moe, you're the King, and thanks to Daniel
Thanks Moe + thanks Daniel for sharing your workflow. Great work brother.
Daniel definitely was a student of Abelinsane! I can tell by the workflow, good job Daniel! Abel will be proud. :)
Thank you so much Moe and Dani for generously sharing the very informative tutorial! God bless you and good luck!
I've watched A LOT of editing videos, but let me tell you Daniel Do: you're the first to REALLY open up and show your workflow. THANK YOU for being honest, clear, objective and humble. You're the man!
You haven’t seen much then. UA-cam is full of tutorials
@@jellevanthuyne1984 oh really, don't say
i liked what you did with the light coming from the window, great insight!
Diligent editing! I liked this video.
🔥🔥🔥 great video!!! Will have to watch another 10 times to get the hang of the editing. Thank you!!!
It was amazing man I like it.
Thank you for sharing sir👍
Which panel you using for colour grading
Unfortunataly this has very little with photography in common. Pulling those sliders back and forth is an art in itself.
In this example orange and teal is still very popular.
great video and image retouching, but I think the gaket brightness is love brightness personal opinion, but thanks for the video
Thank You!
Hey Moe, top video. Mir gefällt deine Arbeit sehr. LG aus Basel
So long before a good one
Your content are always quality contents..😍
Daniel is such a cool dude. Always lots of fun seeing his portraits.
Thank you so much Dominic ma dude, appreciate you
He is indeed, very talented.
This video is a Masterclass and I’ve barely cracked one of the techniques, I’ll keep coming back to this and if I can get a solid handle on this workflow, I feel like ill be on solid ground. Thanks so much.
is it true that using camera raw filter degrades the image ? some ppl says is better do all camera raw corrections on the camera raw app at the beginning ? i usually used more than one camera raw plugins i mostly use the hsl color for my color grading im a nob ha but i like how you did everything separate working on the background and then on the subject.. u should share a template with those setting groups and make a video about the color themes i always try to look for presets to get an idea for the color mood of the image
I like the process a lot but didn’t quite understand what he was doing. Are all of those adjustment layers that he’s creating in there? How does he get that color chart to influence his picture. Is that a gradient map?
Great video! I miss some more details on some of the layers... only that :(
It's very interesting to see many people using selective editing. Photoshop is a complete beast at this and I often wonder why Lr exists because it feels very limited.
Nice edit bro.
I find light room useful for editing ton of photos quickly but I like using photoshop for particular for portraits
Lightroom is great for bulk photo editing like weddings or events, photoshop is a beast when you do a few pictures but also depends on your skill level and gear I think
I start all my shoots with a gray card, never have an issue getting the colors right in post, first thing I do when I bring the shots into lightroom. Adjust the first image and sync.
That's something I wanna try, any specific brand you recommend?
@@MoeZainal I use spydercheckr for the 18% grey but there are alot of them out there. It just gives me the best result. Depending, I use the gray in camera for the white balance as I shoot, or just use it in lightroom to adjust wb as I process.
Awesome, thank you!
Professional Skine retouching tutorial pls
Hey can you share export setting for Instagram???
It was best if you show from the beginning step by step and slowly anyway thanks
Photoshop cs or cc
When u say inconsistencies what exactly do u mean? Like what am I looking for when doing dodging & burning?
They usually look for darker or brighter spots that are not in their place.. for example: a dark spot in a bright area will need dodging and vice versa... This is a great method to retouch skin without making it look fake.
How do I bring up this color wheel in photoshop.....please tell🙏🏻💕
Go to Windows/ extensions then click on Adobe Color themes
@@kissmediaproduction2580 Yeah , he should know It won't be the same in 2022
How can you still use Adobe Color? Doens't work for me anymore
Nice joe satriani poster
Good eye 👀
dodge&burn and frequency separation are two different things, you said you use DB for retouch but actually DB u use in 5:40
I suspect the saying "without further ado" is a secret code between photoshopers
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Joe Satriani is my fav Guitarist.😂😂😂
Then you have a good taste in music, my friend.
Where to get this plugin
Photoshop > window > extensions > Adobe color themes
Pls provide download link adobe colour theme extensions
Wish there was just a little more instruction
It's not for the beginners...
HAVE YOU CHECK SIAN_719 ACCOUNT I THINK HE IS THE BEST!
Nice job but how you explain your job is bad, your explanation is from primary school
Do you think someone will share their knowledge with you just like that? Several years of practice, courses, etc. Unfortunately, life is not that easy.
@@milamedia491 his workflow is sames as that of abelinsane. He must have learned from him
Bad explenation