even I dont know how to speak english but I can undrestand my Mama teacher ... I live in Nashville and I am student at Nashville state .. I wish a day to see you and tell you thanks for all of you information ..
i always come back to your basics when my pic's arnt doin what i think they should be doin.
Prob' with this tut is i'm using elements 4,
when i'm setting the black white targets, i only get H<S<B andR<G<B readouts, i set them to 5% and 13's repectivly but i dont know what magenta it is setting(no box there)The t/hold part works for me fine but no little targets appear(it seems to set the b/grng&f/frnd boxes ok).
So, is there a workaround for E4 so i know the magenta is set properly
Another very quick and easy way to warm or cool your pciture is with the use of the photo filter option. I just create a layer for it and then I am free and warmth and coolness to the same image. This works great on skies and for skintones and eyes.
thanks for the tip Mama Shan. I started reading about sRGB whew, most sites are like reading chinese! I don't do anything with Picasa but post pictures for other to see and download, but from the chatter it seems others are asking the same questions with the same frustrations. It seems the more I learn about this whole business the more I don't know!! I am most concerned that what I see gets printed the way I see it... but it'll be awhile before I figure it all out!
Years ago I learned color management through trial and error and articles written by Andrew Rodney...in my opinion he is THE EXPERT! He is very clear and truthful. The stuff does make your head hurt but force yourself to read it and do stuff over and over again. Then I promise, it will sink in. Google- Andrew Rodney to find his digitaldog site!
Thanks for your videos again! I have a very old black and white picture with not much of details left and lots of noise and shadows. I want to revive that and colour it. Can I show the pic to you somehow so that you can give me some suggestions on how to go about doing it?
As always awesome!! But I have a question. Will this take care of the problem I have between what I see on my 24"high res Mac (perfect) and what gets printed or shipped out to photo storage sites (like Picasa) which end up loosing color and/or being slightly over-exposed?
I don't use Picasa but if you are working in the Adobe RGB or ProPhoto workspace you will see more vivid color on your monitor. Check with Picasa to see if they recommend the sRGB workspace to be a closer target to their printer color settings.
Thank you SOOO much. I have learned a whole lot watching you. Your Techniques are simple, and easy to understand. you have a Fan for life. This IS the BEST thing on youtube!
Very good. I took some course from some of the guys from NAPP Matt, and Scott.. They used for the shadows 5% and for the highlights 245%. They didn't show how to set the points. Thanks for the new way to point ....
even I dont know how to speak english but I can undrestand my Mama teacher ... I live in Nashville and I am student at Nashville state .. I wish a day to see you and tell you thanks for all of you information ..
Namorad 1 year ago
thank you mama, i learn a lot from you and a very good explaning.
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aktiviteitenkabinet 1 year ago
very nice video.
elliottwalsh 1 year ago
thanks..the best teaching so far
irkiz88 1 year ago
Hi Mama,
i always come back to your basics when my pic's arnt doin what i think they should be doin.
Prob' with this tut is i'm using elements 4,
when i'm setting the black white targets, i only get H<S<B andR<G<B readouts, i set them to 5% and 13's repectivly but i dont know what magenta it is setting(no box there)The t/hold part works for me fine but no little targets appear(it seems to set the b/grng&f/frnd boxes ok).
So, is there a workaround for E4 so i know the magenta is set properly
Mpathize 2 years ago
thank you mama
MrEVRamana 2 years ago
Another very quick and easy way to warm or cool your pciture is with the use of the photo filter option. I just create a layer for it and then I am free and warmth and coolness to the same image. This works great on skies and for skintones and eyes.
M350FUNNY 2 years ago
Great Tutorial. Thanks.
albert22022000 2 years ago
thanks for the tip Mama Shan. I started reading about sRGB whew, most sites are like reading chinese! I don't do anything with Picasa but post pictures for other to see and download, but from the chatter it seems others are asking the same questions with the same frustrations. It seems the more I learn about this whole business the more I don't know!! I am most concerned that what I see gets printed the way I see it... but it'll be awhile before I figure it all out!
mimamagyar 2 years ago
Years ago I learned color management through trial and error and articles written by Andrew Rodney...in my opinion he is THE EXPERT! He is very clear and truthful. The stuff does make your head hurt but force yourself to read it and do stuff over and over again. Then I promise, it will sink in. Google- Andrew Rodney to find his digitaldog site!
photoshopmama 2 years ago
Thanks!
photoshopmama 2 years ago
Thanks for your videos again! I have a very old black and white picture with not much of details left and lots of noise and shadows. I want to revive that and colour it. Can I show the pic to you somehow so that you can give me some suggestions on how to go about doing it?
fifthowl 2 years ago
I suggest checking out the RetouchPro forum (google it). They have a lot of stuff on photo restoration.
photoshopmama 2 years ago
Thanks!
fifthowl 2 years ago
Amazing! I am learning so much. You are the best teacher in the world!!
fifthowl 2 years ago
Thanks! Glad you're learning!
photoshopmama 2 years ago
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mofinstawk 2 years ago
As always awesome!! But I have a question. Will this take care of the problem I have between what I see on my 24"high res Mac (perfect) and what gets printed or shipped out to photo storage sites (like Picasa) which end up loosing color and/or being slightly over-exposed?
mimamagyar 2 years ago
I don't use Picasa but if you are working in the Adobe RGB or ProPhoto workspace you will see more vivid color on your monitor. Check with Picasa to see if they recommend the sRGB workspace to be a closer target to their printer color settings.
photoshopmama 2 years ago
Really helpful as many of your vids.. Thanx so very much!!!
Vasx73 3 years ago
thanks ma!
yamagali 3 years ago
jajajajaja K
cjchrisjames 3 years ago
THANKS
VeronicaLoveyDovey 3 years ago
Quick and useful!
cedialee 3 years ago
*5 *STARS *to *Mama*
Thank you SOOO much. I have learned a whole lot watching you. Your Techniques are simple, and easy to understand. you have a Fan for life. This IS the BEST thing on youtube!
Thank you again for posting your Tutorials :)
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MyRhedTube 3 years ago 5
thats right..... glad for mama....
akudarikk 3 years ago
thank u
these help me so much
omgj03 3 years ago
Great tutorial
Aladdinphotos 3 years ago
nice work
danahlove90 4 years ago
I'm finding these SO helpful. Thank you!
cellardoor64 4 years ago 2
very nice thanks
W0WFan200 4 years ago 2
Nice one mama! thanks
Bohemists 4 years ago 2
thanks for the video! it helps a lot! :D
cocottelee1 4 years ago 2
This is VERY helpful. A lot easier and more fun then the ways I have been doing.
baseballnina28 4 years ago 2
great vid once again, THANK U!
kaotonix 4 years ago 2
Brilliant - thanks for posting
sportsflash1 4 years ago 2
Very good. I took some course from some of the guys from NAPP Matt, and Scott.. They used for the shadows 5% and for the highlights 245%. They didn't show how to set the points. Thanks for the new way to point ....
randynacol2002 4 years ago 4
thankyou! (: very, very informative!
iloveisabelle567 4 years ago 3
very interesting. thank you!
x1MissWorld1x 4 years ago