“Remember we are creating art!” Great quote. Often times photographers get stuck on rules or trapped into possible critiques of over blown under exposed. Thanks for what you do, amazing.
I watched this video on Monday and filed it away in my mind for future reference. Today one of Thailand's greatest actors, Sorapong Chatree, died. It is tradition here to post photos of people who have died in black-and-white, so I used this technique to convert a photo I took with him during the only film we worked on together. The result was far better than how I would have done it before, by simply desaturating and adjusting the curves. I just wanted to thank you for this very timely tutorial.
PiXimperfect is high end! Why? 1st: His tutorials deliver high worthy content by every second. No frills, no blabla ... 2nd: Although he speaks faster and faster over the years his enunciation remained excellent and easy to understand. 3rd: Every tutorial is designed at a top didactical level. 4th: He combines all the before mentioned qualities to an outstanding overall performance thus underlining the main content statements in an acting way.
The fact that he speaks so fast has always kept me away from his excellent content.. great shame because as you say he delivers high worthy content. Guess he has enough subsribers to not care any more..
You've done it again...this process is more involved than the one I currently use, but the results are dramatic. Back into my catalog and rework some photos. Thanks for all your hard work in putting these tutorials together.
Thank you for that and I am going to have to replay and replay that to learn it properly. Just the trouble with being old! So good to know you can do this without having to buy expensive plugins.
1) You're fantastic. 2) This is incredible. I've been a photographer for a long time, and have used Photoshop since v1, but never would have known about this. 3) Thank you.
Excelente!!! Muchas Gracias por compartir tu conocimiento. Me interesa el Blanco y Negro más dramático. Y con este video aprendí Mucho. Muchas Gracias! Saludos desde la Ciudad de Rosario, en Argentina! Giorgio.
your presentation is so good , that any adjective is less to describe but the presentation if done more slowly then a novice can also e nrich himself more, awaiting mor e wonderful videos more as they have enriched us as ever before.
The way you are explaining is more than diamonds you are awesome,, kindly may you create tutorials about creating poster and flyers because all other tuts on UA-cam with a music background without voiceover, thanks in advance
Love it! Speaking of Gradients..How about a short on what "Smoothness" actually means in the world of photoshop. When applying gradients, the smoothness option has the effect of changing the transition of Color 1 to color 2 in a way that seems 'non-linear'.. Can you explain what this is actually doing to the values of pixels?? Thank you!!
This is only tangential to the video. Back in the days I had a colorizing hobby, I used gradient maps (with more than just two colors though) to basically the reverse of this. It wasn't as super effective as it is for taking color out, but it did simplify a lot of work with some elements. Like to make a first layer for skins, and with some extra trickery tree foliage and small branches would get really good results with free "masking" if the is good B&W contrast between the tree and whatever is behind it (usually the sky, so usually yes).
“Remember we are creating art!” Great quote. Often times photographers get stuck on rules or trapped into possible critiques of over blown under exposed. Thanks for what you do, amazing.
Absolutely! Couldn't agree more. We get so caught up in the technical aspects of it.
@@PiXimperfect hi Umesh please make a video on how to make white beard hair into black
@@robotninjayt invert the image and mask out everything except the beard
Well put
To all those learning photoshop, I really recommend this channel because he always explain everything he does in all of his tutorials.
I've been using Photoshop since v2.5 and I always learn new things or approaches from this channel. Always recommended. 👌🏻
And without futher ado he does teach
Been here since 2018, most of what I know is from his channel
I watched this video on Monday and filed it away in my mind for future reference. Today one of Thailand's greatest actors, Sorapong Chatree, died. It is tradition here to post photos of people who have died in black-and-white, so I used this technique to convert a photo I took with him during the only film we worked on together. The result was far better than how I would have done it before, by simply desaturating and adjusting the curves. I just wanted to thank you for this very timely tutorial.
Without any doubt you‘re one of the most skilled and constructive Photoshop gurus. 🙌
PiXimperfect is high end! Why? 1st: His tutorials deliver high worthy content by every second. No frills, no blabla ... 2nd: Although he speaks faster and faster over the years his enunciation remained excellent and easy to understand. 3rd: Every tutorial is designed at a top didactical level. 4th: He combines all the before mentioned qualities to an outstanding overall performance thus underlining the main content statements in an acting way.
The fact that he speaks so fast has always kept me away from his excellent content.. great shame because as you say he delivers high worthy content. Guess he has enough subsribers to not care any more..
But you crushed the eye detail in the first pic, into black eye sockets……..and then you fixed it! Why you are so good 🙌🏻👍🏼
You have out done yourself on this one! Best black and white EVER!!!
You've done it again...this process is more involved than the one I currently use, but the results are dramatic. Back into my catalog and rework some photos. Thanks for all your hard work in putting these tutorials together.
You are the absolute best teacher of photoshop...clear, and easy. Thank you, Unmesh!
Normally Anglo-American channels seem to govern the UA-cam realm, but for PS you are my number 1!
PiXimperfect is a global treasure. this is a simple and effective tutorial. Love your friendly voice too.
It could simply be done a thousand other ways, but that's not why we're here. Results don't follow just one spectrum. Thanks for covering this.
I recommended everyone to learn from this channel & Pinterest.
The most useful thing - and you say it a lot (good!): "organization is important". Good advise!
You must be a millionare from people donating, couse you share so much knowledge. Thank's for you job))
coincidentally or not, today I'm looking for topics about conversion to black and white and here's what I find out.thank you for everyting you mare!
YES! Love this! So much quicker and realistic! Thank you! And that's a great shot of that person!
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3:15 just blew my mind (after 15 years of Photoshop...). Thank you!!
yeah seriously, after 10 years of PS I just learned that black and white has other uses.
Excellent! You are a genius! God bless you my friend! 🏆
Thank you for that and I am going to have to replay and replay that to learn it properly. Just the trouble with being old! So good to know you can do this without having to buy expensive plugins.
As a chiaroscuro painting addict, this is an insane and easy way to do it. Thanx so much, mate !
1) You're fantastic.
2) This is incredible. I've been a photographer for a long time, and have used Photoshop since v1, but never would have known about this.
3) Thank you.
What an excellent tutorial. Thank you for being a great instructor! 🙏🏾🙌🏾📸
The Extreme qualified Photoshop Master.
Your tutorials are simple and amazing!
"HDR Vomit" - love that expression!
YOUR SIMPLY A BEAST ! I learned a lot, the sumary in the end is always very convinient !
I have learned so much from you over the years. Thank you for your great videos and attitude.
hands down the best video
Voice over is PERFECT Tnx for this another tutorials sir ...
First!!! Can’t wait to watch this one!!!
This channel is Great
This was a very detailed and well explained, easy tutorial. Thank you so much!
Thank you for watching :)
ALWAYS AMAZING! Learning about tools I have never used before! Thank you
Love from west London
Always creative❤️🙌🏻
Excelente!!! Muchas Gracias por compartir tu conocimiento.
Me interesa el Blanco y Negro más dramático. Y con este video aprendí Mucho.
Muchas Gracias!
Saludos desde la Ciudad de Rosario, en Argentina!
Giorgio.
Bug fan sir 😍😍 love you classes ❤️❤️
Unmesh you are AMAZING! I have a feeling you have changed the way I will be doing B&W from now on, thank you.
thanks sir
This is something I wanted to learn for my pic
I was your 1000th like on this vid! I’m so galas to call you my mentor. Great job.
Uff i was extremely waiting for this type of video boss
Thank you, brilliant learning and content.
Thanks brother. Because of your tutorial my shop selling has increased. I have a photo selling shop.
your presentation is so good , that any adjective is less to describe but the presentation if done more slowly then a novice can also e nrich himself more, awaiting mor e wonderful videos more as they have enriched us as ever before.
Amazing tutorial - again! Thank you so much :)
Unmesh i've learn from you so much! You are doing the best job at explaining every single detail.
Mr. Unmesh Dinda, simply amazing, thank you.
Awesome, powerful !! Thanks a lot
Great video, simple but very effective.
Thanks!
ADMIN HERE: Thanks for your contribution and for watching! It's because of members like you that PiXimperfect is able to keep creating!
Another great video. You are a genius.
I generally use channel mixer and curves for conversion, it allows me to control the way that this is applied. But, this looks cool.
Amazing thanks
Very helpful tips. Thank you. My B and W images look so much better using the methods in this video.
This is genius, I appreciate this vid
Awesome tutorial!
You are the GOD of PS.🙏
You are amazing. Thank you!
Thank you so much!!! Just love you❤️❤️❤️
this was simple and i really needed such trick for one of my projects . Thanks Unmesh !!
I love this! Thank you so very much!
this video is so important
Thank you very much dear Master.
Brilliant!
Love this! Thank you!♥
excellent content, as always! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Thank You!
super tuto !
Thank A lot Im searching for this
Superb. For decades photoshop has amazed me. thanks for posting.
It surely is mysterious! Thanks for watching :)
💖💖💖 amazing💖💖
Thank you!
You're really good at making tutorials.
Very useful. Thanks 😊
this dude is a genious
Awesome!!!!
amazing thank you
🫵🏻 😎 You sir are simply the BEST Ps teacher in the universe ✨ Thank you for all these tips. Cheers from Western Australia 🇦🇺 👍🏻
You are the Photoshop God. I am using PS since 6.0 but you really scare me 😂
Video guardado. Saludos.
Ur the best man when it comes to PS
This is amazing, thanks for sharing your knowledge, it fits perfectly for my style of editing :)
I am new to PS and your tutorials are ace. Thanks so much
Best of all.
Please I'm requesting, make a video on restoring an old portrait photograph.
Looking forward....
Awesome.....info......tks.....Nimesh
dude in the photo went from local beer pouring champion to straight up DC hero. Really cool!
Great thanks
Great Video😍
The way you are explaining is more than diamonds you are awesome,, kindly may you create tutorials about creating poster and flyers because all other tuts on UA-cam with a music background without voiceover, thanks in advance
Nice video Unmesh
Love it! Speaking of Gradients..How about a short on what "Smoothness" actually means in the world of photoshop. When applying gradients, the smoothness option has the effect of changing the transition of Color 1 to color 2 in a way that seems 'non-linear'.. Can you explain what this is actually doing to the values of pixels?? Thank you!!
My Great tutor sir...i like your Channel sir.......from Bhutan
This is only tangential to the video. Back in the days I had a colorizing hobby, I used gradient maps (with more than just two colors though) to basically the reverse of this. It wasn't as super effective as it is for taking color out, but it did simplify a lot of work with some elements. Like to make a first layer for skins, and with some extra trickery tree foliage and small branches would get really good results with free "masking" if the is good B&W contrast between the tree and whatever is behind it (usually the sky, so usually yes).
Thanks, u r the best ! 💯
Unmesh has forgotten more about Photoshop than I will ever learn
Bravo 😀!!!
HDR VOMIT! Hhahahahahahaha I spat out my coffee Unmesh. Needed a laugh
Would love one with landscape
Hubert
Nice nice!