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How to Process Photos in Photoshop - Example: The Canals of Venice I | Photoshop Tutorial    • How to Process Photos in Photoshop - Examp...   Learn more about how to use photoshop at http://www.letsimage.com Like my Images? See them all at http://letsimage.smugmug.com/ ------------ My Gear: Camera: Sony a7III - https://amzn.to/3RYzSVz Amazing Wide Angle Lens (Tamron 2.8/15-30mm): https://amzn.to/3S7xyeI Great Zoom Lens (Sony 3.5/24-240mm): https://amzn.to/3oAZY3w Awesome Prime Lens (Sony 1.8/50mm): https://amzn.to/3zy3Fx4 Best Photographer Backpacks (Peak Design): https://bit.ly/3S2uW1L Best Tripod (Peakdesign): https://bit.ly/3S2uW1L ------------ Part One - Recover the Sky in Photoshop (2:30 min) This image is not an HDR image for a change, but I still wanted to make sure that the sky is nicely visible. For that, I used a curve adjustment layer to first check if there are any information retained in the sky - and I got lucky because decreasing the brightness in the sky showed me that there are indeed a lot of information! Great, so, I used the quick selection tool located on the left-hand site to draw a selection of the sky. Once done, I clicked on the curve adjustment layer symbol, which loaded the selection into a layer mask for that curve adjustment. I just dragged the curve down and the sky came back into the image. Part Two - Increase the Brightness of the Water and Change the Color of the Building (3:45 min) Now, the next step was to increase the brightness of the water a little bit - ultimately, my idea was to place as much attention on the boat and the water as possible. I used a simple curve adjustment layer to do so. The building on the left had a somewhat nice red color, so I used the chance to bring that color out even more by creating a hue/saturation layer. Once I created the layer and increased the saturation, I hit CMD+I on the keyboard to hide the adjustment (because I inverted the layer mask). I then used a white brush with an opacity of 20% to bring the effect back into the building. Part Three - Increase the Tonal Contrast of the Image with Nik (11:00 min) The Nik collection is an awesome tool and I would recommend to have that installed within your Photoshop, too! It is a free plugin, which allows you to use a variety of filters - and filters save time. In my case, I first created a stamp visible (all information on one layer) by hitting CMD+Alt+Shift+E on my keyboard. With this new layer selected, I went to Filter-Nik-Color Effex Pro-Tonal Contrast. There, I just played with the setting until I was happy, after which I used a layer mask to bring the effect out where I wanted. Part Four - Create a Vignette in Photoshop (14:00 min) As one of the last steps, I felt like darkening down the edges of the image to make sure the attention is placed on the boat. In this case, I did this twice, using different ways (as most things on the road of how to process photos). First, the automatic way - after creating a stamp visible (CMD+Alt+Shift+E) I went to Filter-Camera Raw Filter-Effects. There, I adjusted the vignette button to darken the edges. After hitting Ok, I used a layer mask to remove the darkness from areas where I did not like it, such as the boat area. Second, the manual way - for this, I created two complementary curve adjustment layers, one where I reduced the brightness and one where I increased it. Using a combination of a black and a white layer mask, I placed brightness on the boat and darkness around it - neat little thing to do! Have a look at the video to see what I mean, hehe. That was all there is to edit this image in Photoshop! Remember, shortcuts make your life easier and can speed up your processing a lot! Here is what I used in this image and most of my Photoshop tutorials: CMD+Alt+Shift+E to create a stamp visible B for the brush X to change between background and foreground colors CMD+I to invert anything CMD+J to duplicate a layer or a selection CMD+Alt+Shift+N to get a new layer CMD+G to group things On a Windows PC, just replace the CMD with Ctrl. If you like my images, make sure to check out my portfolio! Don’t forget to get out there and take some pictures yourself – time for some photography in Italy? Have you been to Venice yourself? Show me your images!! I hope you enjoy my Photoshop tutorials and this image in particular and I see you next time. Intro music from Kevin MacLeod (Prelude and Action) incompetech.com Dreams by Joakim Karud   / joakimkarud   Creative Commons — Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported— CC BY-SA 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b... Music provided by Audio Library    • Видео   #photoshop #imageprocessing #photography #HDR #tutorial #beginner #tutorials #landscape #nature #howto #postprocessing ~-~~-~~~-~~-~ Check out some AI fun: "Photographer Versus AI Photo Editing Websites - I was SHOCKED!"    • Photographer Versus AI Websites For Photo ...   ~-~~-~~~-~~-~