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Create Visual Balance with THIS tool in Photoshop
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- čas přidán 6. 08. 2024
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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:19 Explanation of unbalanced image
01:14 Making guides
02:32 The Ruler Tool
04:48 Resetting the Guides
06:30 The importance of text
07:16 Matching Color
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Blake, I see things on your lessons that I never considered. Thanks for that.
Glad to hear it!
Great PS tutorial! I use the rulers along the top/side of the screen quite often but have never used the ruler 'tool' as such - I always just tried to balance visually so now I have a new tool to play with. Thanks for all you share Blake - much appreciated.
NIce explanation! Quality teaching! Will try on the right photo!
Thank you so much Blake for the very informative tutorial and the tips! Good luck man!
Great video Blake, very helpful thank you.
Masterclass in eight minutes.
Thanks!
Nice tutorial. This is a subtle thing, but the spherical lights at the bottom right of the image are throwing off the balance a little as well. We would have to either remove it or add more lights on the other side to balance it out.
Hi Blake - you've mentioned a number of times, in a lot of your color videos, that you are a painter as well - can you share a site or some images of your work - I'm a watercolor painter and would to see how your color education illustrates itself in your paintings. Thanks Blake - :o)
Hey Joseph. I was classically trained in painting in my youth, then went to college for Printmaking and Sculpture. After college I picked up painting again and then went to photography. Honestly, I was never really happy with my painting style and bounced around a LOT from idea to idea and style to style. I don't look at much of it as professional work, more abstract and hobby work that led me to using that color theory knowledge in photography. As a typical artist, most of that work is locked up and sealed away ;)
I did do a live event for my f64 Elite members where I shared all of my past work with them. It is in the archive of live events for elite members only. It's not something I really want to share with everyone out there TBH.
@@f64Academy I understand - I was wondering because of my studies with David Hockney and his use of color as an artist using computers and computer programs to express their vision. Thanks again Blake. J
Can we assume that you straightened this image, and/or used the Transform tools in ACR or LrC before you "balanced" it?
I didn't in this case, I actually had that one pretty dialed in, in camera. However, I would still do all that first before the balancing act.
Blake, did you use generative expand on this image? The reason I ask is that at 5:53, for instance, there is a distinct blurriness on the rightmost 20-ish pixels. I'm just curious. Even if you did or didn't it's a great lesson on symmetry and how to check and achieve that.
I did! Good eye! I didn't need to, but the original image was unbalanced but only by a little bit. I felt people would throw me under the bus for being too picky, so I used Gen expand to exaggerate it. I was quite shocked by how close I had it in camera. 🤣🤣🤣
Good call my friend. It really helped to see an image that was that far off balance but looked "ok" to start. @@f64Academy
Seems like more an exercise in symmetry not "balance" (from an art composition stand point)
the symmetry creates a balanced image...