Photoshop CS3 Soft Light - Grey Grad & ND Filter Effect

[a6km]

you can not fake a ND graduated filter in any software because you can not recover blown highlights

[RufusTheRuthless]

Useful. Thanks.

[yaopasha]

liked the video sorry you sounded so bored doing it.

[johntaggart1]

cheers really good tutorial.

thanks for posting.

[poojkhgf]

the video would still be far better with the music turned down when you are talking!

[Aqilharis13]

i like the effects . but the video , small screen and voice to slow . please make new :)

[ginkgostudios]

You're not alone - many have commented on the audio - annoyingly it sounds fine on my rig - but, for the next one I will sort it out!

[ginkgostudios]

Sorry about that... All I was doing was using a block of black on a separate layer over the water, turning that layer into a softlight layer and adjusting the opacity of that layer until the increased definition and tone that had been created over the water was at a point that I liked.

Hope this helps, if not, let me know and I'll have another go.

[twojasnd]

didint help me

u didint explain what ur doing 4:54 at least I didint get it at all :(

[ginkgostudios]

Cheers... I have since bought some new sound equipment - So future audio should hopefully be fine.

[Eibo63]

good tutorial but your voice is too low...

[ceissus]

Thanks man, much appreciated.

[ginkgostudios]

Just a little correction... It should be a gradient from black to transparent (~2.23 min in) - obvious I know and a silly mistake on my part - but didn't really want to have to re-do the vid. Besides I feeling quite crappy and the drugs (legal ones I would like to add;-) were kicking in.