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In this video I show how to blend two different exposures using Luminosity Masks. I also explore multiple techniques to create a beautiful mood for your landscape photos.
You can download the Easy Panel here:
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To see more of my photography, please visit my website at:
http://www.peterzelinka.com
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22 responses to “Landscape Editing Tutorial – Photoshop”
1:25 – Adobe Camera RAW
6:19 – Stack Photos / Align
8:20 – Layer Masks overview
10:06 – Luminosity Masks
14:42 – Blend Lake
15:56 – Edit Smart Objects in Camera RAW
17:56 – Paint in Light
21:24 – Selective Color
27:04 – Intermission
27:51 – Orton Effect
28:34 – Dodge and Burn
33:28 – Fix blemishes
36:20 – Sharpen
Simply Excellent! I just discovered you Peter. I'll be catching up with all your generous videos. Many thanks
i've seen so many videos to learn edit these images, and this is the best so far
Dude, this tutorial is amazing
is this an ad for the easy panel? XD
Amazing. I'll try it in my editing process. Thanks.
Amazing job !!!
Is there an updated download of the Easy Panel for Photoshop 2020?
How to load two raw image at once in camera raw?
Excellent tutorial Pe like to see more in luminosity thank you
Peter, you make me think of Bob Ross in the 21st century. 🙂
I think I was there with you that morning.
0:05 "meow" xddd
I love it!!! Have to practice a lot :->) Thanks for the video!
Thank you for the awesome tutorial!
*Alt+Click 'Add Layer Mask' for a black mask. 😉
Very Informative Video..
And took through it very nicely
Thank you so much
Excellent work. Love the finished photo. What I liked the most is your approach to a naturally bright sky unlike today’s obsession with too dark unnatural sky by most photographers. I’m not a fan of the direction many photographers are heading to. Particularly that today’s cameras and filters already provide enough def to the sky.
That was really good, thank you.
Brilliant video, super helpful.
Hello Peter Z. Wonderfull Tutorial you have made here. It was very educating to me. It gives me great understanding of luminosety masks. And the sound of your voice is crystal clear and well-equalized. Thank your for your toturial. Best regards from Jesper in Roskilde ( Denmark )
Why do you use 8 bits sRGB, it's really small color gamut. You could use 16 bit instead.
A little tip on the very bottom center of camera raw where you see color profile , what bit size, click on it and a dialog window will open and click on open as smart object, now you never have to press shift and click to open as smart object. Your images will always open as smart object.. Great job with edit… Thank you