Hey everyone! It’s amazing how a tried & true Photoshop technique can be used in different creative ways by people in the community. Today’s video is inspired by my good friend Glyn Dewis who “Calvinized” a technique that I myself picked up from Jack Davis years ago. In my tutorial I show you how to dodge & burn non-destructively in Photoshop, and you have to jump over to Glyn’s blog post to see how he used this technique. Enjoy!
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You have a gift of teaching, I ran across your tutorials on utube, great work, clear and precise, thank you.
I have had ps since 6 and if you get a chance you can see I’m self taught and learned thru trial and error. I went from 7 to CS 5 and what a great product.
You had mentioned suggestions, I’m looking to take my single raw images to the next level, that of a Dave Hill,Bill Simone http://www.billsimonephotography.com/ look, without the grunge,dragan look. I have played around with selective sharpening and you would probably laugh if you saw my formula for the images on my site.
If you could do a video on this type of effect where I can use cs5 to it’s fullest, it would be appreciate and welcome not only to me but to the photography community.
Thanks
Jim
Your videos have opened whole new Photoshop worlds for me! Thank you!
Dear Sir you always show us new interesting ideas in Fotoshop thanks alot and wishing progress for you .
Best wishes
Mohamed
Very useful tip…Thank you very much!
/ Jocke from sweden