Amazing NEW TECHNOLOGY To Enhance Texture in Photoshop!
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- In this tutorial, you will learn how to use the new Texture Slider in Photoshop.
📘 INDEX - Texture Slider in Camera Raw
00:39 - Technical Explanation
04:10 - What is frequency?
05:14 - Sharpening Controls
06:56 - Dehaze Slider
07:28 - Clarity Slider
07:58 - Texture Slider
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One of the first tutorials I've seen that hits it in the head, dead bullseye, without being overly complicated. Usually the best they get is a near miss and not quite so useful. I thought I'd also add that I use the frequency separation technique often, but when I originally learned it, all tutorials, and even college classes never made the distinction between the frequency of the light vs the frequency of CHANGES in the light the way you did. I had to learn that on my own by trial and error. Also, I've used those sliders instead, but I've done it by separating the changes by frequency adjustment. I make new layers, then smart object them, and add a camera raw filter, then add a mask on the layer. It allows me to work step by step through the image to draw out or obscure detail as the target final image needs. And it allows me to make folders of layers and use the comp tools to save several processes for comparison or for different final products with a single image beginning, and for this, actually allows me to apply a similar frequency separation processing using a more visually effective tool ( i can see the effect as I work). Thank you for making the full distinction between the sliders, and thank you for keeping it simple.
This is the BEST Photoshop Learning Channel bar none !
Your default image is already perfect
Thank you for a very clear explanation of this new feature and for demonstrating how the other detail enhancement features work.
You're welcome, George!
Best explanation I have seen to date of Texture - Well Done!
Thank you, Patrick!
I use CR a lot and never knew the existence of these features before! I always go straight to the sharpening/luminance sliders. Just did a test with the art I'm creating now and, what can say: JR you just changed my humble work for the better! And this video it's being here for almost 2 years... Oh boy! TFS
Truly excellent, dare I say professional, presentation. Thanks.
Thank you, Claude!
You started with a perfect image and ended with a perfect image. We need to see this done in a shit image to a perfect image
Exactly 😑
I love your explanations Jesús. Thank you.
You're welcome!
Thanks, Jesus. I learned a lot in this area of frequency and contrast, while at the same time now having a better understanding for editing and compositing. Great stuff!!!
Thank you! I'm glad you found it useful!
Muchas gracias Jesús!!!
Thanks .
Your tutorial is super nice
Just I wonder if you made tutorial about restoration old and damaged photos and how to add detailes to the eyes , nose and lips in this damaged photos ?
Amazing video, you have explain the process so well and clear, thanks!
You're welcome!
Wow you're a really good teacher. Well explained video-I subscribed!
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Thank you again for all your help.
You're welcome, Richard!
Thanks for the vid. Nice and clear run-through.
Thank you for this excellent presentation. Keep up this good work.
Brilliant useful addition...first one for ages !...
Thank you, Dwayne!
Forgot about content aware fill?
Wow very nice
Was waiting for this vid from you. :) Keep up the good work, Jesus!
Thank you, PJZ!
Excellent! I found it helpful to watch once while observing the effect on the image, then watch again observing the histogram. Thank you!
This knowledge is Gold 👍👍👍
Very well done.. On point; Muy bien hecho.. y en punto!!
Very good
Beautifully described. Thanks for the video.
BH Thanks for adding this to my knowledge of the differences with texture clarity and dehaze. "Your tutorial on Create a Highly Realistic SKIN TEXTURE" is interesting as well, but it would be harder to only apply to just the skin in some cases. I guess that is the same with most skin softening methods.
You’re fantastic! You’ve filled in so many gaps in my knowledge. Thank you-!!
obrigado
Thank you. I like your tutorial. I learned more about the masking in particular sections of the photos, and using the sliders to make adjustments. I have seen a video about the next Texture slider, in light Room and Camera Raw.
Thanks a lot
You're welcome, Snow Wold!
thank you so much for this kind of details
Thank you 🙏Jesus!! No joke! This was useful for me!
You're welcome, Dariusz!
Superb tutorial!
I just plan to explore the new feature , it's great you uploaded before Thanks
You're welcome, LensPassions Photography!
This is very helpful to understand camera raw adjustments in PS. However in LR the camera raw filter has a diiferent interface particularly in respect to masking tools. There seems to be no equivalency between LR & PS for these particular masking tools. For example LR panels have no tick boxes for Overlay & Mask/Color. Instead there is 'Auto Mask' 'Density' and 'Range Mask - Off - Color - Luminance and a disabled -Depth. with range and smoothness sub sliders. Personally, I have a workflow where Detail and Contrast adjustments are performed in LR at the final stage of workflow. So my question is , could you please do a run through on the same topic but using Lighroom Classic?
didnt understood a thing, will come back soon
She looks like pure fire!
Thanks a lot sir,, it's very useful training...
awesome
Great it Works for me...!💚💚💚
Thank you!
You're welcome, Veselin!
great explanation!
Really like how you show detail with the gradient. Great teaching Jesus! Thanks!
Great job on explaining these in a conversational tone. Thank you Jesus
This is a great new feature. My brain is already sizzling with ideas to apply this to my work. Awesome video as always. Great stuff.
Thank you! You will love it, I'm sure! 😊
This video drives home a comment you made years ago in one of your very early tutorials:
"If you can't do it in a curves adjustment, you can't do it."
You've taught me that all anyone really needs in photoshop are layers, masks, brushes and a curves adjustment. There is so much power in those tools that every enhancement to CC which comes along is just a combination of those 4 in some way.
Nice tutorial thanks.. I have 1 question for you? what is the difference of camera raw filter vs lightroom...?i really dont understand and cant find any difference to be honest:) pls reply if possible thanks
Well explained tutorial. I was wondering about that new feature and when to use it.
wow that is great
Where have you been all my life lol greatness I tell you
Time to say goodby to adobe. I'll remain subscriber, you're a very nice guy :-)))
Thanks
Off Topic request. Can you convert png images to a wireframe drawing? It doesn't have to be a perfect depiction. Just a realistic one.I've been trying to figure this out for a few days and getting nowhere. If I can just map a wire frame to images that isn't distorted. Delete the image. I'm good to go. Even opening a image in 3-D and wireframing it somehow, taking a screen shot and deleting everything but the wireframe. Anyway, Thanks for you consideration if you see this. Regards,Joe
i have core to duo 32 bit windows 7 pc. so i can't install update photoshop or lightroom version. is there any substitute plugins to get the similar result like "texture and dehaze" camera raw type
I have PS CC but texture is not showing in the Camera Raw filter. Hmmm.
Thumbs UP!
Thank you!
Hello mate, firstly fantastic videos, I just have one problem, I don't seem to have the texture slider in my photoshop, can you help
I wish you had just said "use this slider for this kind of image / purpose..." and shown the effect of each more clearly. And you haven't mentioned how to use these sliders along with the sliders in the Details panel. Your tutorials are never incomplete but this one seems to be. It seems aimed at selling the tutorial, which I would happily pay for but I hesitate to use my card online.
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Awesome tutorial! Thank you, Jesus!
Whats the name of that plant in the photo?
yes
i can't find the option for camera raw
Hello PTC, can i know what version of Camera Raw you using??? mine dont have the texture feature. can i know where to get it? my version is 11.0.0.61 (2018)
What version of camera raw is this?
Hey Jesus, Great Tut. However, I don't have the " Texture Slider" in my Camera Raw Filter? have the updated version of Photoshop. Can you help, please? Thanks for all your work
Joe, you need to update Camera Raw from the Creative Cloud app.
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portraits editing color correction tutorial need sir . please make a video that subject
Great video again.
Thanks for sharing.
But what have you done with her skin, spray paint plastic over it.
Too much editing, looks flat and fake !
nice
A N Other great video as usual, Thnks
What's alt option mac in windows? I'm not using mac....
I'm on widows as well. Look at the screen overlays. Alt is on widows. Option on the Mac. I hope this helps
Thank you Jesus, i couldn't have no opportunity to try this new slider.
Can you pls tell me the photoshop version name
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You saved me again, Jesus.
You're welcome, Mariusz Mar!
Photoshop had already the tools to finetune the contrast in the precise frequency band one wishes to handle. Nothing new, but nice to have...
Is this feature works with PS CC 2015.5 ?
The Real Friends No, this is new in CC 2019.
@@zaugitude thank you
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what did i see? Banana in the tool bar a nice gimick in PS
Good tutorial. I would just maybe disagree with the description of low and high frequencies. The two images that were compared were actually both high-frequency images, the only difference being that the one had more high-frequency occurrences. The other one had less, but still contained only high-frequency occurrences. A low-frequency image would contain smooth gradients.
Ok
Love your work my man, thanks for all of this!
One suggestion: Would be really good if you could state at the start of each video and in the INFO section, -
1) the minimum version of photoshop one needs to be using, to use whatever tools you are demonstrating
2) where we can get the plugins/filters/ etc from, and how much they cost.
Some of us can't keep up with the latest version of every piece of software we use, so the above info would tell us if the video applies to our situation or not.
If you mentioned this in the video, my apologies, but I didn't hear it in the first few minutes and couldn't find any info in the MORE INFO section, and so I stopped watching.
Thanks!
I disagree with your assertion that sharpening adds the illusion of detail. Detail being features or characteristics in the image that preexist, and therefore are not illusory, are emphasized by edge enhancement where there are discontinuities in tone density. It is more correct to say therefore, that detail is enhanced by sharpening.
I worked with Adobe on this. And this is the language they provided.
helpx.adobe.com/lightroom-cc/how-to/sharpen-photos.html
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No, the title promised the explanation of "Texture", I don´t want all the other stuff.
You are my saviour, Jesus Christ!
LIGHTROOM DONT GIVE YOU THE OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE THE OBJECT AS A SMART OBJECT. tHEN WHAT DO YOU DO?
what a beautiful Russian girl!
Really well explained! But is that a real model or a doll? Man, her face looks so plasticky.
I love your videos! You are by far the BEST CZcamsr when it comes to Photoshop tutorials and knowledge. Could you do a video on how to do color grading/edits like Instagram Influencers such as Martina Saravia? instagram handle: tupisaravia Would love to learn how she gets that coloring
sir one more request you can see on Instagram i'd Danny batista .need that type of editing sir please make tutorial
Too many photoshop kills photoshop !
nope, overdone, unreal.
Nice clickbait
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