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i cant use 3d because ..my video graphic wont let me use 3d options .. so how am i suppose to make a shadow ... m having a hard tym here ..making my conposite
one more best thing, after you done the 3d extrude, simply switch off the depth layer. reveal only the light layer and then rasterize it. it will produce more realistic instead of making mask on it.
Thank you Jesús. Yes I will. One of the things I've always struggled with is making the shadows look realistic. They say you can't teach an old dog new tricks but I'm learning every day.
I actually started an old school notebook (like in pen and paper) where, time permitting, I jot down the techniques you show together with the tips, tricks. It helps me memorize stuff and I find it handy when trying to recreate some of the procedures you show. Photoshop Reference Manual is more like a tools inventory; you explain the way these tools may be handled and what we can build using them. Much appreciated every time!
I'm a beginner, especially with CC. I've been using PS since version 4 with a 5-year break due to illness. I've tried several teachers on youtube and you are by far the best one I've found. I have watched 4 videos so far and with your techniques and explanations, my confidence level has greatly increased. Thank you so very much. In regards to a question on whether I prefer short tutorials vs the more lengthy ones, I choose the longer ones.
Yes, I will use this technique. Thanks! You are one of the Best Photoshop Educator on the planet. Maybe, the best because you method is always so concise.
Yes I will, this is so great. I used to do all kinds of things with film and chemicals in mid 1960's and 1970's in the graphic industry. We could hardly imagine what's possible nowadays
I am a painter 👩🎨 and I am trying to learn photoshop for composition. I think photoshop will answer all the questions re my work my professors can’t Thank you 🙏
I will definitely try using this technique. From what I saw, I think I should even be able to make a shadow, replicating overhead lighting, by stretching the depth of the shadow after rasterizing the 3D rendering. Obviously it won’t be exact, but a heck of a lot closer than using layer styles and possibly faster than painting it in.
You are awesome!! Keep up the Good work Jesús. I don't know why but when I typed your name I thought of that scene in Die Hard 3 when McCalin kept calling Sam Jackson's character "Jesús". He said "Why do you keep calling me Jesús, do I look Puerto Rican to you?" McClain says "That's what your friends were calling you". Jackson responds "They were say 'Hey Zeus'. My name is Zeuss!!"
Jesus, I love all your tutorials and use them. My favorites are this one and the one about matching luminosity, saturation and color. I will definitely use this one for all shadows. I am a beginner but to me, these results are spectacular. This technique is so much easier to use as well. Thank you.
This will come in so handy in my graphic design class, which I'm already better than the teacher in some aspects but not in this one and some others but thanks anyway, btw my teacher loves it when her students surpass her, she thinks of it as her success. I'm also just subscribed because I think this was very helpful and I could use your vids in the future
Hell yes, I will. I've been very interested in photo editing and now this will help to make my productions look way more realistic!! Thanks so much, Jesús!!
Great tutorial! I found out also that if you change the extrusion to 0 in the 3d section you don't need to line the 3d layer up with the regular layer. Just a small little benefit.
Thanks again Jesus for the tutorial, I've done a lot of shadows in composites as you showed at the start. I like this technique better, I will try it and then send a before and after to your Facebook page when I do.
Yes, i would definitely try this method, cos it is super accurate and much faster than distorting the drop shadow from the blending options. I only wish my PC was a lot faster. *Thanks* for the tutorial sir, you're doing great... and also for the -hack- ... good one!
I always imagined using 3d elements in Photoshop. Thanks for the class. Another 3D challenge would be to model hairs and merge with Photoshop images. But I have no idea where to start.
Hair is not really modeld in 3D. There are mainly 2 methods. One uses haircards, those are planes with a hairtexture that uses alphachannels, similar to masks in PS. 2nd method uses special hair systems, like the particle hair in Blender. Blender is a complete free 3D software. Just search for blender hair here on YT.
This is a great tutorial! I love the explanation of where you are going and what you are doing there. I also love the explanation of why you are doing what you are doing (i.e. why you're using the marquee tool before rendering the noisy shadow), as well as the comparison of commonly used techniques and the one that you are demonstrating. I used this technique in an illustration assignment in order to get a shadow shape that was being projected on the ground plane from an object that was suspended in the air. It kept the shadow shape in correct perspective as well. Thank you for this tutorial!
I will definitely!!!I I ve been waiting for such a tutorial for so long :-) I tried by myself but your way is much more clean and structured:-) Thanks so much.
I have been following your tutorials and Man they are great. Learned a lot and it has actually helped me improve my work. GOD BLESS you and keep posting
Wow, another trick I've never thought of...same with the 1st example haha, I didn't realize you could make a new layer out of the FX! I could've used it so many times. I will definitely try it. Thank you
Was excited to start using this technique, but it seems that Adobe has discontinued a lot of the 3D functionalities shown here in the 2022 versions. Has there been a workaround to deal with this?
Thank you so much I was struggling a lot with shadows and will surely give this one a try you explained it amazingly and understandably. You are just great
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yes i will :D nice work
Great video! I will definitely use this in the future, thanks!
Yes I will.
i cant use 3d because ..my video graphic wont let me use 3d options .. so how am i suppose to make a shadow ... m having a hard tym here ..making my conposite
so much better than drop shadows thank you!
You're an exceptional teacher. I always understand your explanations and learn so much. Keep up the GREAT channel
Thank you, Vanessa!
one more best thing, after you done the 3d extrude, simply switch off the depth layer. reveal only the light layer and then rasterize it. it will produce more realistic instead of making mask on it.
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Thank you Jesús. Yes I will. One of the things I've always struggled with is making the shadows look realistic. They say you can't teach an old dog new tricks but I'm learning every day.
look. i've never even touched photoshop before, but this man's steps are so clear even I feel like i can do it, GIVE THAT MAN A RAISE
I actually started an old school notebook (like in pen and paper) where, time permitting, I jot down the techniques you show together with the tips, tricks. It helps me memorize stuff and I find it handy when trying to recreate some of the procedures you show. Photoshop Reference Manual is more like a tools inventory; you explain the way these tools may be handled and what we can build using them. Much appreciated every time!
Yes, I (certainly!) will. Thanks a lot, Jesús!
You're welcome!
Instead of masking, there's an invisible option on the layer. You can tick it and it should get rid of your model and leave the shadow :)
great advice!
Yes I will, and thanks to your watching I am now a subscriber. Much help garnered from this one video alone. Thank you!
Finally awaited tutotial is up....
Simple yet most effective... No guess work no trial and error
Thank you 😀
You're welcome, Anuj!
I have been using Photoshop for almost 10 years now never new this technique ..wow buddy you are the best.
I'm a beginner, especially with CC. I've been using PS since version 4 with a 5-year break due to illness. I've tried several teachers on youtube and you are by far the best one I've found. I have watched 4 videos so far and with your techniques and explanations, my confidence level has greatly increased. Thank you so very much.
In regards to a question on whether I prefer short tutorials vs the more lengthy ones, I choose the longer ones.
Damn dude, you're actually making videos on fairly complex topics genuinely easy to fathom. Cheers
You're welcome, Phyne!
I appreciate that comment! That's what I'm going for! 😉
This is completely amazing. I'm going to have to watch this again and practice it a few times, but this is going to be a big help. (Thank you!)
Yes, I will use this technique. Thanks! You are one of the Best Photoshop Educator on the planet. Maybe, the best because you method is always so concise.
Yes I will, this is so great. I used to do all kinds of things with film and chemicals in mid 1960's and 1970's in the graphic industry. We could hardly imagine what's possible nowadays
I am a painter 👩🎨 and I am trying to learn photoshop for composition. I think photoshop will answer all the questions re my work my professors can’t Thank you 🙏
You're welcome, Morgan!
Bro, you are better than I thought. In fact, you are AWESOME. I simply have to try out your technique.
Thank you for the training. God Bless,
Mohummed
3:57 i don't know why but the transittion make me laugh so hard XD
FANTASTIC VIDEO!! Thanks for clarifying how to use the 3D tool.
You're welcome, Jack!
I will definitely try using this technique. From what I saw, I think I should even be able to make a shadow, replicating overhead lighting, by stretching the depth of the shadow after rasterizing the 3D rendering. Obviously it won’t be exact, but a heck of a lot closer than using layer styles and possibly faster than painting it in.
👍🙂 Yeah, it will never be perfect, of course, but it does give you good results.
You are awesome!! Keep up the Good work Jesús.
I don't know why but when I typed your name I thought of that scene in Die Hard 3 when McCalin kept calling Sam Jackson's character "Jesús". He said "Why do you keep calling me Jesús, do I look Puerto Rican to you?" McClain says "That's what your friends were calling you". Jackson responds "They were say 'Hey Zeus'. My name is Zeuss!!"
Jesus, I love all your tutorials and use them. My favorites are this one and the one about matching luminosity, saturation and color. I will definitely use this one for all shadows. I am a beginner but to me, these results are spectacular. This technique is so much easier to use as well. Thank you.
Your presentation is so awesome. Your smile, your positive attitude and way of explaining keeps us stick to you. Good job brother.
This will come in so handy in my graphic design class, which I'm already better than the teacher in some aspects but not in this one and some others but thanks anyway, btw my teacher loves it when her students surpass her, she thinks of it as her success.
I'm also just subscribed because I think this was very helpful and I could use your vids in the future
GREAT TUTS SIR FOR ALL VFX ARTIST... NO MATTER WHATS IT'S STILL FRAMES
Please keep this tutorial up. Adobe are still going to allow usage of the last "3D featured" version 2020 - for a few years,
Wow!!! This is a great technique. I will have to practice, but, intend to use it. It will make life simpler.
👍🙂 I'm glad you like it, Richard!
Hell yes, I will. I've been very interested in photo editing and now this will help to make my productions look way more realistic!! Thanks so much, Jesús!!
Great tutorial! I found out also that if you change the extrusion to 0 in the 3d section you don't need to line the 3d layer up with the regular layer. Just a small little benefit.
very cool! I've been trying to figure out how to do shadows easily for ages, this is so helpful.
Thanks again Jesus for the tutorial, I've done a lot of shadows in composites as you showed at the start. I like this technique better, I will try it and then send a before and after to your Facebook page when I do.
Awesome! Thank you, Curtis!
Thanks Jesus. I really like your tutorials - they are clear and precise with no time wasted waffling.
I used this technique on a project I did. The video was very helpful. You are a great teacher
Its very useful because if you are going to apply in any aspects it will work .
Thank you sir
.-from Philippines
You're welcome, Mark!
Photoshop Training Channel I'm Looking forward for the new tutorials sir!
God bless you.
Wow! Excellent technique! 3D and the rest are new to me. I, also, am taking notes. Thank you.
been following your tiktok. open youtube to find some tutorial and find this guys from tiktok. love your video bro
Yes, i would definitely try this method, cos it is super accurate and much faster than distorting the drop shadow from the blending options. I only wish my PC was a lot faster.
*Thanks* for the tutorial sir, you're doing great... and also for the -hack- ... good one!
You're welcome, Sulaimon! Thanks for the comment!
Yes I will!!! I used to always use the first technique, I'll be doing it the 3D way from now on! Thanks!
yes i will, because the way you give tutorials is easy to understand
I definitely will. Once again, amazed. Thank you!
You're welcome, Romulus MAP!
I will definitely try this method.
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for sure I will.
you are one of my favo teachers
I always imagined using 3d elements in Photoshop. Thanks for the class.
Another 3D challenge would be to model hairs and merge with Photoshop images. But I have no idea where to start.
Model hair in 3D? If so, you can't in Photoshop. You can model hair in another app and perhaps bring it into Photoshop though.
Hair is not really modeld in 3D. There are mainly 2 methods. One uses haircards, those are planes with a hairtexture that uses alphachannels, similar to masks in PS. 2nd method uses special hair systems, like the particle hair in Blender. Blender is a complete free 3D software. Just search for blender hair here on YT.
I saw a friend using the Maya program where renderizava hair strand by strand.
Yes I will - great instructions on how to do shadows.
Thank you, Julie!
Yes I will. Always good to have new tools.
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Great tutorial! How about casting shadows where the background is a room with walls?
I have the same question.
This is a great tutorial! I love the explanation of where you are going and what you are doing there. I also love the explanation of why you are doing what you are doing (i.e. why you're using the marquee tool before rendering the noisy shadow), as well as the comparison of commonly used techniques and the one that you are demonstrating. I used this technique in an illustration assignment in order to get a shadow shape that was being projected on the ground plane from an object that was suspended in the air. It kept the shadow shape in correct perspective as well. Thank you for this tutorial!
Another fantastic tutorial with advance technique, Thanks for sharing
You're welcome, Rohit!
Ok, you earned my like.
I will definitely!!!I I ve been waiting for such a tutorial for so long :-) I tried by myself but your way is much more clean and structured:-)
Thanks so much.
You're welcome, mjsliberiangirl!
I have been following your tutorials and Man they are great. Learned a lot and it has actually helped me improve my work. GOD BLESS you and keep posting
You are the best Teacher :)
How easy when you know how. Great technique. Thanks.
You're welcome, John!
Of course I will! Thanks for your efforts! Appreciate it!
You're welcome, Strida Ch!
Holy smokes! I've been tearing my hair out on complex shadows. This solved everything.
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Wow, another trick I've never thought of...same with the 1st example haha, I didn't realize you could make a new layer out of the FX! I could've used it so many times. I will definitely try it. Thank you
You're welcome, John!
I absolutely will!
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Love the video! Your tutorials have helped me out in so many ways, keep it up!
Thank you, Kyle!
Yes, I will give this technique a try. Thanks for the tutorial!
You're welcome, gimlets421!
You are awesome Jesus. Thanks for this tutorial and showing me how to use 3D. That is an area I still need to explore in Pshop.
Thank you, Magdalena!
Was excited to start using this technique, but it seems that Adobe has discontinued a lot of the 3D functionalities shown here in the 2022 versions. Has there been a workaround to deal with this?
Thank you very much for the knowledge, very well explained
real teacher thank u man
YES I WILL!
Excellent tutorial. I'll definitely watch the others now.
Thank you, Vicki!
I'm new to Photoshop and I understood everything, you're a great teacher, do you have any videos for astrophotography? Thanks
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Wow! I can't wait to try this technique! Thank you :)
You're welcome, diannescamera!
Another brilliant tutorial. I will definitely be using this Thank You.
You're welcome, Velmac42!
Just tried it... incredible! Wish I had known it sooner!
Thank you, Ben!
very happy with your tutorials
gigantic thumbs up
Thank you!
I use this technique all the time.
Yes, i will. You're a very exceptional teacher.
yes I will, You has become my new Idol .
Thank you, Alex!
Great tutorial on creating shadows. I will use this technique.
Thank you, A Brock!
I have tried this method and it definitely worked so well on my picture. Thank you so much :)
You're an excellent teacher. I will definitely use your tutorials. Thank you.
Yes i will.. it was helpful . Appreciated👍🏻 Sir
“I will” thank you Jesús! 🙏🏻
Thank you so much I was struggling a lot with shadows and will surely give this one a try you explained it amazingly and understandably. You are just great
Great tutorial! BTW, it's a pleasure to see a picture of Corso Roma (the main street) in Turin, Italy!
You're welcome, Vincenzo!
YES! I will definitely be using this technique!!! Thank you
I'm definitely gonna use this.
Oh! Great shadow tutorial! I will give this a try.
Thank you, Janece!
Another little gem. Thanks
You're welcome, Alistair!
Love, love your tutorials... best thing so far I found on TikTok
Thank you!!!
Absolutely going to try this. 👍👍👍👍👍
Yes, I will and thank you so much for your time teaching this tutorial!!!!!
very accurate making shadows thnks ser
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Fantastic instruction. Meaningful step by step teaching.
Yes, I will and thanks
You're welcome, Michael!
Awesome and will definitely use this techniques.
Thanks m8. Will definitely be using this. Its the best method I've seen so far...
Thank you. Will take time but very informative.
Excellent Video, please keep bringing such awesome techniques for us!!!!
wow the 3d method is so realistic love it
Wow ..such a realistic shadow.
yes i absolutely will, seems faster than manually paint shadows in and guessing the shadow projection.