THANK YOU! This is short, to the point, and fantastic. I am not one to "misrepresent" my clients, however a little tuck here and there can do wonders for the image and their appearance within reason and not over the top. Exactly the quick tutorial I needed to do my job today-thank you! 🙃
I use to teach multimedia, and I can tell you that like a lot of teachers you skip a lot of information. details details details. You act as if people are suppose to know what tools you are using and when. Think of your tutorials as if a person hever used the tools need and when to use them.
Welcome to CZcams, where people don''t want every detail, this isn't a classroom. Check out my Photoshop basics series instead of critiquing a video from 7 years ago which has 123,000 views and almost 800 likes.
This tutorial is probably easy to follow for those who are advanced photoshop users. But for me, a beginner, I find this hard to follow and I feel like you may have assumed I know the basics. I created my layer, but when I go to "Filter" and click "Liquify" the next thing that pops on my screen is an alert saying "Could Not Complete the liquify command because the selected area is empty". I didn't see this warning pop up on your screen. Did you do something prior that made yours work? What am I missing in this step? Oh, and the same thing happens when I click the "Puppet Warp" tool.
This is ridiculous. Background is as important as the model if you want your images to have a decent quality. And this is the best selling Ps training...
This is what I did - I don't know whether its right or not but it worked. lol I did Command T to rotate my picture to be straight up again... it kind of tilted a bit after I used puppet warp. Then I used the clone stamp tool to paint the outsides to match the background in the picture. I also used the patch tool. This worked for me because I had a solid yellow background tho... may be different for a more complez background.
well what i did was since i was using an image that the model was centered you can set the image to layer0 then duplicate it after that you work on the duplicate then when you are finished you can just have the layer0 covering the edge mishaps on layer1
THANK YOU! This is short, to the point, and fantastic. I am not one to "misrepresent" my clients, however a little tuck here and there can do wonders for the image and their appearance within reason and not over the top. Exactly the quick tutorial I needed to do my job today-thank you! 🙃
Very helpful thank you! Particularly impressed that I didn't need a ton of PS knowledge to do this.
so how does one fix the background?
Take 2 photos, one with the object or person, and one without the object or person.
Liquify, or clone stamp
Woah That elbow could kill a man.
Thank you so much - I had a wardrobe malfunction with my wedding dress, doing this I can fix my photos so my silhouette no longer looks weird.
Thanks. I had a shoot today and the dress kept rolling up on the belly. I'll use this tut to fix it
This is an outrage! How dare you reshape a models body, have you no soul?!
Nah just kidding, nice tut.
+Rob Finch ha, ha, good one :)
This is so helpful
Perfect Thank you!
nice tutorial ^^
Thanks
Very nice lens
What a Magic Trick!
Wonderful tutorial!
Great
wow thanks a lot
Thank You Bro
Thank you so much ❤️
Nice tutorial
I needed this to fix my branding session shirt. I had too much shirt coming out, I was looking boogy
Didn't fix the background, fail.
yeah, may as well delete the video
OK but and the sider that you just screw , and its now out of screens how to fix that now? omg
How about the edge?
crop it or use content aware fill
How to do this when someone is front facing to the camera and the object's belly little bit protuding towards the came
could you do an update?
photoshop 2020 does not allow you to have frozen point with the warp tool
How to make thin to fat little bit?
You have any tutorial about it?
I use to teach multimedia, and I can tell you that like a lot of teachers you skip a lot of information. details details details. You act as if people are suppose to know what tools you are using and when. Think of your tutorials as if a person hever used the tools need and when to use them.
Welcome to CZcams, where people don''t want every detail, this isn't a classroom. Check out my Photoshop basics series instead of critiquing a video from 7 years ago which has 123,000 views and almost 800 likes.
@@photoshopcafe hello, do you play among us good sir?
Man everyone can do it from side profile. Show how to do from front view.
she is beautiful before and after
This tutorial is probably easy to follow for those who are advanced photoshop users. But for me, a beginner, I find this hard to follow and I feel like you may have assumed I know the basics. I created my layer, but when I go to "Filter" and click "Liquify" the next thing that pops on my screen is an alert saying "Could Not Complete the liquify command because the selected area is empty". I didn't see this warning pop up on your screen. Did you do something prior that made yours work? What am I missing in this step? Oh, and the same thing happens when I click the "Puppet Warp" tool.
lol sorry to be late to the party here, but bro you're working on the wrong layer
This is ridiculous. Background is as important as the model if you want your images to have a decent quality. And this is the best selling Ps training...
Just use content-aware to fix the background. It takes literally just 5 seconds to do so, especially if you have a basic background like in the video.
So this is an incomplete video?
You started by destroying the background and didn't even talk about how to fix it? lol amusing
This is what I did - I don't know whether its right or not but it worked. lol
I did Command T to rotate my picture to be straight up again... it kind of tilted a bit after I used puppet warp. Then I used the clone stamp tool to paint the outsides to match the background in the picture. I also used the patch tool.
This worked for me because I had a solid yellow background tho... may be different for a more complez background.
You could just ask instead of being rude
well what i did was since i was using an image that the model was centered you can set the image to layer0 then duplicate it after that you work on the duplicate then when you are finished you can just have the layer0 covering the edge mishaps on layer1
@@nafphotography4789 thankz mate
Was waiting to see the part that he will reshape the background