FEATURED COURSES:
Creative Colour Compositing Class
$147
Luminosity Masking Mastery
$97
Dodge & Burn Toolkit
$27
Photoshop 101 Course
$97
FEATURED COURSES:
Creative Colour Compositing Class
$147
Luminosity Masking Mastery
$97
Dodge & Burn Toolkit
$27
Photoshop 101 Course
$97
Thanks it look simple but it is not that simple…
Thanks for the tip!
Thanks Steve
All I have to do now is remember it all…………..
Very interesting approach to isolating the shadows for adjustment.
How does that method differ from using “Shadows, Highlights” in its outcome?
I LOVE that technique, Steve — Thank you! I can’t wait to try it out. All your tutorial videos are helping me so much!
Really interesting technique. I find your short videos a great help in using Photoshop.
Thanks
John
that is really great way to isolate and adjust shadows thanks
Thanks Steve…I have been searching for someone to simplify the labyrinth of PS…all of your videos have been awesome!
Great video! You do amazing edits with Photoshop. Thanks for sharing and helping others learn how to take advantage of Photoshop’s abilities.
Really nice video – shadows really do come alive and thanks for sharing.
Love the video, all these nice little tricks really do help in my workflow.
Steve, when I go to Image, Adjustment, Threshold – the Threshold window is inverted from what you show. I’m adjusting highlights instead of shadows. I don’t know how to get to the same window as in your video.
Hi Roland,
If you slide the slider al the way to the left, the shadow areas should be black in the window. If you accept this adjustment, then you can press cmd+i (mac) or ctrl+i (pc) to invert the layer to make the shadow areas white.
Nice tip! I’ll have to try this.