Photoshop Rim Light Effect - simple and quick! | Rim Light Photoshop
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- In this video I show you a really easy technique to add realistic rim light effects to your cut out subjects in Photoshop.
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I'll take you through the technique, then show you how to enhance it with extra colorisation and depth of field.
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Man - I've been struggling with rim lighting techniques, channel pulls, etc. They were really frustrating. I think you need just the right image. This technique is perfect for any image, its so flexible. and the blur trick - genius. thanks so much!!
Easy and so quick! Finally found a simple technique
Awesome Video! Thank you! I've been wanting to learn how to do this effect for sometime now. So glad I came across your channel. Great work!
This 15 min tutorial taught me more than 10 Semesters of my Bachelor
Nice video. Please can you do a tutorial on how to know where to highlight, and the correct places to look for. Thank you.
Good suggestion. Essentially what you're talkibt about is motivated lighting - following the direction of light and shadows in your scene and matching them in your subject accordingly. Best approach is to plan things out in advance so you can match light direction in photography with the material you're blending with, but if that's not possible then it's a case of adding fake lighting on subjects, and this technique is certainly one that will help with that. The part of this video where I sample the light colors is also a good example of matching the light sources to the environment
Thank you very much.
@@JT-sf9cc I'm uploading a lightsaber tutorial later this week that goes into it in more detail
Thanks for the great tutorial. The field blur tool is new to me. Thanks for the inspiration. I'm using Affinity Photo, but found out where the blend if modes are located there too. Slightly different. I have to do some more exploration.
Great video
Joel Costello thanks brother 👊
nice tutorial
"Simple and quick!" : 15 minute video
HEY DUDE, SHARE THE IMAGES SO WE CAN FOLLOW ALONG AND LEARN SOMETHING!!! SO THAT IN ALL YOUR TUTORIALS AND YOU'LL BE A HIT ON HERE!!!
I will definately share psd's on some tutorials :)
@@toyshooter NOOOOOOO!!! NOT THE PSD'S!!! SHARE THE IMAGES YOU USE!!! IT'S MUCH EASIER TO DOWNLOAD THEM SO WE CAN ACTUALLY FLLOW YOUR TUTORIALS!!! THE PSD IS THE FINISHED PRODUCT!!! WHY WOULD I WANT SOMETHING THAT'S FINISHED AND NOT LEARN ANYTHING???
@@alexmusica78 Cap Marvel is this:
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Can't share the background it's licensed off Shutterstock
@@toyshooter BUT YOU DOWNLOADED IT AND USED IT, SO IT SHOULD BE OK... IT'S FOR LEARNING PURPOSES... MANY CZcamsRS UPLOAD THEM, SO IT'S OK DUDE...
@@alexmusica78 I paid Shutterstock for it for use in client work and am bound by their license arrangements, so no chance of me sharing protected stock imagery :)
thanks Hugh Jackman!