You're so good at teaching the technology instead of just doing paint by color. You're setting people up to be problem solvers, not drop and draggers. Thanks for your content!
Definetly agree. I'm a self taught photographer so I use youtube videos all the time to learn new tips and how tos. This is absolutely the best TEACHING video I've ever watched, I get so frusterated when I am shown how to do something, but am not taught why I need to do it or why/how it works. Thank you, you've found a new subscriber.
There are a few things about which features of Photoshop to learn first The selection feature Removal of unwanted objects Layers (I learned about these and more on Trevs Photo Blueprint site )
I suffer from a portfolio that looks like it's a book of short stories by various artists. I thought this was going to be a much more heavy tutorial, I'm so glad it's a quick and easy way to bring a little more unity to my portfolio, heck, even just photo sets. Thanks Aaron, you just helped me step my online presence up :)
Just a note. Most of your tutorials for Photoshop work with Affinity Photo as well. There are sometimes different names or locations but most of the processes work. I enjoy your videos and I have gotten a lot of useful information from them. Thanks...
This is exactly the technique that I have been searching for like mad. Other youtubers just blindly tell us to follow their tutorials without explaining the concept. Love ya
"oh my god I love him" high pitched came out of my mouth 20 seconds into the tutorial. Excellent teaching technique and beautiful personality. This video and one from Tuvid are the best I found on this subject. Thank you! Subscribed
You're a great teacher, you not only show how it's done, but you take the extra steps to explain 'why', with the B&W sky tones. I'm 13 years in and run a design studio and I didn't know this haha. Thank you!
Been needing this for a while.. thank you!! I am a paying member because I have learned so much through your youtube channel... your teachings are much appreciated ~ Edward
@bron lebron Can safely say, Pro is most certainly worth it. The level of detail given in the tutorials is amazing, not to mention just one of their series can really redefine how you edit and get you thinking about how to apply the techniques and tools used outside of the context of the courses.
From Previous lessons, I've learned that we could also use Threshold Adjustment Layer instead of black and white to test the light and shadow of the image. Thank you for teaching us these valuable methods..
Is it possible to do this in lightroom using the tone curve and side by side comparison view then create a preset to apply to multiple images? Or in your experience is photoshop better equipped for this task?
Hey there! If you have time check out this PRO tutorial phlearn.com/tutorial/match-colors-lightroom-photoshop/ It will give you additional insight on how to match color between images.
he did this with just a levels layer? bruh everyone else i have watched did this with a swatches and he did this with just a levels layer? *bows down to the master*
This is great! How would I best approach a batch, when I am trying to do collages behind text from original photos. Is this technique batchable? Thank you!!
Hello! If you send us an email to support with a little more info and a few examples of what you're trying to do, our team will try to give you some advice.🤗
I learn so much watching your channel. 30 days of photoshop is something I will go back to many times. Can you ,or anyone else do some trouble shooting. All of a sudden,in P.S 20, Image>image size freezes the whole of photoshop and only closing my pc down gets me working again. P.S 19 is fine. How can I sort this and is there any other way of resizing for printing? Thankyou for make sense of editing at last.
What if you need to make your highlights lighter and your shadows darker? Can't move the slider more to the left than the darkest point of the picture and same goes with the highlights.
Please Aaron, make a video on how you created hair faces. I’ve remembered an image from ages ago you mentioned that you spent all night painting individual hairs but it looks so cool
Heeey. I just found you on Fiverr learn. M so so excited. I don't know why. But seeing you there brought a huge smile to my face. 😄 Okay. I know why now. It's cos you're the only person there with the 5.0/5.0 rating.
@@leenahusa1806 sadly there isn't a tool that can make this automatically, the closest non neural network thing I saw was the 3D LUT Creator auto color match feature.
Use the curves adjustment layer and sample the highlights, mid-tones and blacks from a source image, then apply the highlights, mid-tones and blacks to your target image. Basically does what this video achieves but it is much faster/accurate and requires less manual work. Check this out czcams.com/video/u1j1E3JocNc/video.html
I've watched most of your videos but I don't see what I'm looking for. I would like to use Adobe Capture or perhaps a color reader to capture walls colors as I'm an interior photographer. Can you tell me please how I would use those captured colors in Photoshop or L/room to good effect. Thanks
You're so good at teaching the technology instead of just doing paint by color. You're setting people up to be problem solvers, not drop and draggers. Thanks for your content!
paint by numbers, not by colors
Definetly agree. I'm a self taught photographer so I use youtube videos all the time to learn new tips and how tos. This is absolutely the best TEACHING video I've ever watched, I get so frusterated when I am shown how to do something, but am not taught why I need to do it or why/how it works. Thank you, you've found a new subscriber.
There are a few things about which features of Photoshop to learn first
The selection feature
Removal of unwanted objects
Layers
(I learned about these and more on Trevs Photo Blueprint site )
I suffer from a portfolio that looks like it's a book of short stories by various artists. I thought this was going to be a much more heavy tutorial, I'm so glad it's a quick and easy way to bring a little more unity to my portfolio, heck, even just photo sets. Thanks Aaron, you just helped me step my online presence up :)
Just a note. Most of your tutorials for Photoshop work with Affinity Photo as well. There are sometimes different names or locations but most of the processes work. I enjoy your videos and I have gotten a lot of useful information from them. Thanks...
This is exactly the technique that I have been searching for like mad.
Other youtubers just blindly tell us to follow their tutorials without explaining the concept.
Love ya
"oh my god I love him" high pitched came out of my mouth 20 seconds into the tutorial. Excellent teaching technique and beautiful personality. This video and one from Tuvid are the best I found on this subject. Thank you! Subscribed
I had two photos of very different color tones and was able to match them very closely by following your technique. Thank you so much 🙏🏼
You're a great teacher, you not only show how it's done, but you take the extra steps to explain 'why', with the B&W sky tones.
I'm 13 years in and run a design studio and I didn't know this haha. Thank you!
thanks so much for your support and kind words!
Thank you for making "phlearning" photoshop fun!
4 years later I still comeback to this tutorial. Such. master piece
Thank you, really a pleasure to watch
OMG! Thank you a lot! Your way of matching colors is great! Much better than gradient map, It really gives you more control 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
The happiness from being finished with 30 days of photoshop is being to show.
Sorry?
It's long time to come back your channel Aaron. So good to see what you're following for PTS as well. Thanks Aaron!!!
Been needing this for a while.. thank you!! I am a paying member because I have learned so much through your youtube channel... your teachings are much appreciated ~ Edward
@bron lebron Yes, just in the downloadable tools, he really does go beyond the basics
@bron lebron Can safely say, Pro is most certainly worth it. The level of detail given in the tutorials is amazing, not to mention just one of their series can really redefine how you edit and get you thinking about how to apply the techniques and tools used outside of the context of the courses.
Great tutorial!
Dude, you´re awesome! So easy to get what you're explaining!
Kudos from Brazil =)
Thank you so much, this wasn't too long and it went straight to the point ! Just what I needed !
From Previous lessons, I've learned that we could also use Threshold Adjustment Layer instead of black and white to test the light and shadow of the image. Thank you for teaching us these valuable methods..
Assalamu Alaykum dear friend, can you guide us to that lessons where you've learned about Threshold Adjustment layer?
thanks
Thank you so much Aaron! Great lesson for me! Good luck!
Is it possible to do this in lightroom using the tone curve and side by side comparison view then create a preset to apply to multiple images? Or in your experience is photoshop better equipped for this task?
Thank you so much! The summary at the end was very helpful too:)
An absolute great tip to have a good instagram feed ! thanks !
Great Video. Concise information so clearly explained.
Extraordinary! I'm extremely grateful
OMG ITS CRYSTALL CLEAR EXPLANATION AND SUMMARY, THANKYOU
Fantastic. Thank you! Question: how do I create a preset (for LR) OR an action (for PS), to apply these colors in other images, please?
Dude that was awesome!! 🙌🏼
thanks for sample image . i can practice
This was awesome! Subbed!
Soooo glad I found this. Maybe it found me. All I know my library is about to suck a little less
Thanks for this tutorial as it is very interesting for me as it was always was a problem for me.
3DLUTCreator can do this in a couple clicks. Great but complicated piece of software.
that was awesome, and the last part which you explained again briefly made it perfect.
I like you, Aaron. Thanks for all the work you have done. It's a pleasure to learn from you, very inspiring.
Thank you so much! This is very helpful. But by any chance, if there are multiple photos, is there a way to do it across the multiple photos?
Hey there! If you have time check out this PRO tutorial
phlearn.com/tutorial/match-colors-lightroom-photoshop/
It will give you additional insight on how to match color between images.
So smart and cool.
he did this with just a levels layer? bruh everyone else i have watched did this with a swatches and he did this with just a levels layer?
*bows down to the master*
Thanks!
Thanks bro!
Nailed it! Thank you so much for your awesome work.
Great video. Easy to follow and understand.
awesome thank you!
great tut
Awesome Aaron!!
Great tip!
This is so helpful, thank you!
thank you darling ❤️
I like that you make a summary again at the end of the video
Superb technic Aaron...thank you so much 🖒
Great tutorial! thanks
You’re the best teacher thank you
I like the way you teach.
Can this be done using the same photo from different camera? I’m thinking it should work.
Amazing trick! Would be very helpful
You are great at what you do. Learning so much from you as I also build my Photoshop Tutorial Channel. Keep up the good work.
This is amazing! Thank you so much, your video was really helpful. I didn't know it was that simple hahahaha.
Thanks a lot for your wonderful information, Aaron
Muchas gracias Aaron!!!
Cool trick, thank you!
thank you man,you are great person!
I love your channel, I'm slowly integrating some of your tutorials on my channel and it's looking better
This is great! How would I best approach a batch, when I am trying to do collages behind text from original photos. Is this technique batchable? Thank you!!
Hello! If you send us an email to support with a little more info and a few examples of what you're trying to do, our team will try to give you some advice.🤗
Fantastic, thank you for this!
wow ! excellent !
fantastic, you explain really really well!
I learn so much watching your channel. 30 days of photoshop is something I will go back to many times. Can you ,or anyone else do some trouble shooting. All of a sudden,in P.S 20, Image>image size freezes the whole of photoshop and only closing my pc down gets me working again. P.S 19 is fine. How can I sort this and is there any other way of resizing for printing? Thankyou for make sense of editing at last.
wow, it really is fun
Pressing the like button without even watching the video. I know it's gonna be very enlightening. I am going to save it for later ;)
What if you need to make your highlights lighter and your shadows darker? Can't move the slider more to the left than the darkest point of the picture and same goes with the highlights.
Well done and thanks again!
You are really amazing!!!!!
just watched this for my school project THANKS
Although my English is not very good, your video is really easy to understand, thanks a lot
Can you use this steps to create a LUT to export for using in videos?
Great video, makes more sense after you’re 30day videos!!
Please Aaron, make a video on how you created hair faces. I’ve remembered an image from ages ago you mentioned that you spent all night painting individual hairs but it looks so cool
great. Is It possible to do a few more with different light?
Amazing technique
Great! 😍 could you make another one, but with two photos shot in different lighting conditions and different colors featured on em?
Pretty darn good!
You are amazing , Thank you so much
Very impressive!
yes thank a lot. It will help me to adjust color levels of my series !
Awesome, thanks!
Boop! Loved it!
Wow. I wish I saw this years ago. Would've saved me hours of my life if not days.
Awesome set of videos’s. Are you planning on doing something similar with the IPad?
Outstanding!!!
Great ..keep it dude..thnx
Heeey. I just found you on Fiverr learn.
M so so excited. I don't know why. But seeing you there brought a huge smile to my face. 😄
Okay. I know why now. It's cos you're the only person there with the 5.0/5.0 rating.
I wish there was an easier way. Like a plug in that analyzes the highlights, midtones and shadows and applies them to another photo
you talk about Match color functionality already in photoshop?
@@spider853 that feature is not really that accurate
@@leenahusa1806 sadly there isn't a tool that can make this automatically, the closest non neural network thing I saw was the 3D LUT Creator auto color match feature.
Gradient maps, curves buy matching highlights and shadows, even curves with find dark and light colors.. Lots of ways.
Use the curves adjustment layer and sample the highlights, mid-tones and blacks from a source image, then apply the highlights, mid-tones and blacks to your target image. Basically does what this video achieves but it is much faster/accurate and requires less manual work. Check this out czcams.com/video/u1j1E3JocNc/video.html
Great, thumbs UP!
I've watched most of your videos but I don't see what I'm looking for. I would like to use Adobe Capture or perhaps a color reader to capture walls colors as I'm an interior photographer. Can you tell me please how I would use those captured colors in Photoshop or L/room to good effect. Thanks
Question Phlearn; what if the image you are wanting to copy is brighter than the image you have as a base?
Adobe Premiere has had an automated color match feature since 2018. Adobe should port it over to PS.
Thank you, this was really helpful
Is there any way to save that adjustment as a LUT?
Wow, very cool!
Thanks Aaron
this is so useful for ig