It kinda upset me when you said your skin tone wasn't nice. You're such a good dude. Please don't say negative things about yourself. There's nothing at all wrong with your skintone. I get that that is a sensitive issue in India and I don't know much about that. But love yourself, man.

@youmilkpack

5 жыл бұрын

I believe we all reacted to this. You are a handsome awesome man no matter what. When in doubt, just ask your mom ;)

@GroundCRow

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for saying that!

@neon-kitty

5 жыл бұрын

I thought he just meant that his skin tone wasn't what, in the West, is often referred to as "skin colour" when it comes to paints/art supplies.

@janarohde6732

5 жыл бұрын

Indians, Arabs, South Europeans and North Africans have a much more healthy and good looking skin color than most northern Europeans. The reddish pinkish skin tones are not only sensitive towards sunlight they also are much likely to get skin cancer and other skin diseases.

@TerellMyrick

5 жыл бұрын

exactly

I have seen several techniques to convert black and white to color, but this one using a gradient is fantastic. Thanks!

YOU.ARE.THE.KING !!!!! This is like day #10 I am watching your tuts up to 4-5 a.m. and I get up for regular work at 8 am. Time flies with you dude! Thank you for all this, you made my life less hopeless and gave motivation to get back to photography again ❤️ Thank you like zilion times !!!!

This is such a great, timeless tutorial from an excellent digital artist. I always found that Photo Restoration, which was my introduction to Photoshop in 2001, to be one of the best ways to learn Photoshop, because it forces you to use so many different tools. I appreciate how your video walks through all of the technical steps, pointing out at least 10 new features I've never used before. In addition, you give great tips on the creative side of Photoshop, and obviously have an excellent eye. Considerations like the blood vessels, skin tone tips, single tones for non-skin areas, how and where to to 'get lost in the details', etc are hugely valuable, and not necissarily something that is brought up or stimulated in other video tutorials. Cheers! I'm really looking forward to giving a try.

This is BY FAR the best explanation of the B&W -> Color workflow in Photoshop that I've ever seen. So thorough and approachable, and you cover the "why" behind each step which is so important. 11/10!

I colorized/ restored my dad's old photo using the strategies here. Thank you.

As a 28-year Photoshop user, I love that there are still so many new techniques I can learn. The use of the gradient for colorizing skin tones was an eye-opener. Thank you for that.

Your colorization tutorial was incredibly helpful. I've been a Photoshoper for a long time but never needed to colorize until today. It was a stop and go in the beginning but I completed what I sat out to do with your help. Thank you. By the way I've followed you for at lease 10+ years if not longer. You're a great tutor..Again thanks.

I've did something like this a while ago and it turned out amazing! Interesting how we can colorize a picture from the time when colored pictures were still just an imagination

The way you teach is really interesting. And your teaching style is really comforting. Keep teaching. 👌👌

1:10 Getting sample from colored photo 1:45 Getting sample of color dark tone, mid tone, high tone with eyedropper tool. Sample size: "5 by 5 average" pixels. Sample: "All layers" 4:00 Creating "Gradient Map" over "Background" layer and assigning previously sampled colors to "Gradient Map". 6:07 Setting "Gradient Map" layer mode as "Color". 6:35 Adding mask to "Gradient Map" and selecting the mask then painting white with soft brush. 8:00 Other detaily layer and color settings.

You're honestly amazing. You're helping me loads with my school work.

"It makes it a Goblin....you don't want that" 😂🤣 awesome tutorial with humour to boot 😁

@sgdube3930

11 ай бұрын

This guy is so genuis

I actually sometimes listen to your tutorials without paying too much attention and without having to work at photoshop just because your way of talking is so relaxing

Learning a lot and what I love about your videos is that you don't just DO things and expect people to "copy/paste" the process...you actually explain what this option will do or that blending mode will do or what this or that tool does......Love all your videos. Thank you for posting

Dude, you're an amazing teacher. Keep up your wonderful work!

Wow ! It's so simple when you teaching !

@nishannoushad822

5 жыл бұрын

Exactly

@ItzGoldfish1

5 жыл бұрын

You're*

@generalgh0st232

5 жыл бұрын

Goldfish we not at school smart ass

@lemongames268

4 жыл бұрын

@@ItzGoldfish1 gtfo deadass

@user-tv9co6fh8o

4 жыл бұрын

@@generalgh0st232 we're*

Your skin is actually great, it's a really nice warm color and I really like it, I'd name a pallet of it "caramel latte". Also, your tutorials are fantastic!

@ridwan9610

3 жыл бұрын

cmon he just meant the lighting was too bright to show the shades on skin

Im so glad I took the time to do this tutorial! You have a great teaching style! Thank you!

You are an amazing instructor! A lot of these online tutorials leave out simple things or go so fast that you have no idea how they got from A to B. I had to do this for an assignment on 2 badly damaged photos in less than a week and I wouldn't have gotten through it if I hadn't had this tutorial. Subscribed. Thank you!

I have only few subscribed channels and i'm glad that you are one of them. I really enjoyed watching 👍

@nilutpaldas6198

3 жыл бұрын

He is the best teacher

@TioCzarnemi1234russo

2 жыл бұрын

a few? u have 300k! i have 10k!

@-_--le3zk

2 жыл бұрын

@@TioCzarnemi1234russo you have 10k? I have 11!

@nixhil

2 жыл бұрын

@@TioCzarnemi1234russo ayoo bro he said the channels he subscribed not his

Amazing job!! The most powerful tutorial for PS that i ever seen

I've been using Photoshop longer than you have been alive, and your colorizing techniques have absolutely blown my mind!

this is the third tutorial that I am watching from you, and I already feel like I am learning way more than ever before

Thank you for your help; this was an amazing tutorial! Easy to follow and very well explained. I just finished editing a photo of my maternal grandmother and great-grandmother, and I'm going to give it to my mom for Mother's Day! Thank you again :)

This is the kind of method you will learn in a photoshop class paying hundreds of dollars, what an amazing job of you brother! Keep it up you are awesome. Thank you

@insta_725

4 жыл бұрын

I don't even learn that in my graphic design school

I wanted to say thank you for this video. This is the first video I've seen on your channel and I instantly subscribed the moment your intro was playing as I could already tell your production quality is not only super high but amazing as well. I hope to see more content from you in the future!

Omg thank you so much! You saved me years of time colouring in one pixel at a time with the eye dropper and the brush!!! I felt like pulling my hair out because it looks so fake but using a masks hat follows a swatch gradient?! I didn’t even know photoshop could do that! Amazing! Thank you thank you!!! 👌👍😊

I love you!! Im starting on photoshop and now I feel pro 😂❤. Discovering your channel is the best accident ever! Much love!!

@kimzerp

5 жыл бұрын

We the same freki'n feeling Haha.. I just started too. 😂😂😂

@ManasUmate

4 жыл бұрын

Same goes to me😂

Thank you.. this is a wonderful tutorial! I just did a photo of my Great-Great Grandmother. I am in love with it.

the great thing about this vid is that it takes the time to show you how to make skin tones realistic. So many other vids just throw in a color fill layer and botch the job. This vid shows how to take your time (but not too much time) to create something that can pass as authentic.

I really like this way of colorization using the gradient masks. I've seen and used the method of making a selection and using curves masks, and it works well but the gradient masks just looks much more convincing.

Love your explanations and ease of explanation into the realms of PS. Great channel love this tutorial thank you.

why do I love your voice so much man

I think this colorization method is extraordinarily clever. It’s subjective and takes practice, but the results can be remarkable. Of all the tutorials I’ve seen on all subjects in Photoshop, I would rank this one in the top group.

Your tutorials are the best I've been watching you for years now and your instruction is always clear and simple to follow. Keep up the great work!

The best thing that your video hurt me is that it does not have any part to fast forward... Every seconds worth watching... Thank u dude... Stay bless...

Thank you so much for the grat Tutorial. I'm going to colorize old photos of my family for my parents silver wedding as a present.

There are lakhs of channel teaching photoshop techniques... I have seen allst 100s of them... Nobody can think so precisely like you do... So simple things yet so effective... Thank you for being on KZread...

Excellent tutorial! I don't hand out that kind of praise very often because many tutorials whiz through the processes and skip mentioning key steps that are integral to being able to execute the lesson so THANK YOU!

This is exactly the gradient-based method I've been experimenting with for colorizing skin, because skin has so much variation between the light and shadows. I find using gradient mapping like this is also useful for compositing, etc.

Very good video! It will help me on my project with old family photos!

Your tutorials are so informative and I always learn so much from them. Thank you!

There is so much nuance and so many helpful details in your tutorials. You are a wonderful teacher. Thank you kindly for the time and care you put into each offering.

Your very helpful and a good teacher. I realize that your doing it slowly so that we can understand it very quickly. I enjoying your videos so far. Thank you very much. 🌻🤓

I love your videos, I'm from Brazil, please teach how to make a good color separation to silkscreen process!!!!

Amazing tutorials. I watch multiple times for the info to register as much as I can handle. He is a genius.

This tutorial really helped me, thank you very much! It is amazing to see someone really taking their time to go through the process. Really appreciate it and all the best, you are a great teacher!

WAIT A SECOND!!!! did you edit the colors in the video? ; )

I wish u were my teacher at school when i learn and make photos that i show my teacher even he is impressed of how good of technics u show me

Been ur student for all these 2 weeks. Skills are improved a lot thank god. And thanks to YOU!

I Wish all Tutorials were presented so well and clearly understandable !! Good on Yuh Mate from Aussie !!

Love your video very much,,,Love from Bangladesh. your video is so cool. I just your big fun brother.

An additional tip: since different colors in real life are affected by ambient lighting, you can bring them all together with a final Photo Filter adjustment layer at the top using either a warm or cool filter to simulate the scene's original color temperature.

@MrOptimusPrime.

Жыл бұрын

He did it already as well. Check the final at 17:12 and note at the top left text.

This was great! I have Photoshop 7 (yes, I know....but that's all I have at the moment) and I still followed everything. Most commands are still in this old version, just maybe located in a different spot. But I opened up an image and worked alongside your tutorial, pausing when necessary and I am so please with what I accomplished. Thank you from a new subscriber.

every single one of your videos is pushing me forward... THANK YOU

Great video as usual. Aaron Nace must be watching you with interest ;) Would be cool to have you both work on a single piece of work and see what you both come up with.

@zeynaamazonlu7978

5 жыл бұрын

@slackbladder69 Absolutely agree with you🙂

Old guy ... reference image: Santa Claus 😂😂😂

This is really helpful thanks so much, I paint and often use vintage photographs as reference for paintings, being able to colourize them first will be so much help in visualising and planning an appropriate colour palette.

Amazing tutorial! It was really informative and this will massively help with my future colourisation edits. Thank you!

A bit fast-paced for me, but hey, I can pause and replay whenever I want. But excellent, clear narration, good techniques.

OMG. I JUST FIND OUT SOMETHING I WANTED TO KNOW FO 10 YEARS NOW. HOW TO DELETE AN ENTIRE PIC BUT LET A CIRCLE INSIDE VISIBLE. CTRL J. DUDE, YOU HAVE A CRATE OF BEERS FROM ME!

You're so good at explaining! It's so simple to color a photo by following your steps. I feel so lucky for finding your channel! Terrific.

Unmesh.... you are AWESOME!!! I really love your tutorials, thanks for all the effort!

I liked this video after watching the first 10 seconds of it

11:39 text below is "ctrl+ J" which is wrong =) "ctrl + i" is the one you need to invert the mask

@ErikSkogOfficial

5 жыл бұрын

He is making a copy of his selected area and applies it on another layer. Ctrl + i just invert the marking like you said. He just had another technique. The description isn't wrong, just his technique.

@MatsPokkel

4 жыл бұрын

@@ErikSkogOfficial no @yoshiahro is right he says control I to invert but in the screen he put control j, which was a mistake

Fantastic tutorial... love how the palette is build and used in it's own layers to paint. Awesome thank you!

it took a while for me to understand and learn for real how to use those tips in here... thank you so much my photoshop friend!

No computer no Photoshop knowledge no orders to do that no time to do that still watching 😌

12:10 "Just here and there..." Reminds me of Bob Ross

I've been one of ur silent viewers for so long. But after seeing this i just can't keep quiet. You're awesome. More like ur the God of Photoshop👍

Been using Photoshop for many years and never knew what the HSB stood for or did. Thank bro!

Your skin tone is perfect bro, some people will kill for having a tan like that lol

PS MASTER

Amazing video man. Well explained, simple to understand and I also love that you summarised the process in the end

I've watched a few of your videos today, and they are all excellent, both in terms of knowledge, but the way you explain things. Well done.

When it's 11:39 just ignore the dialog box with Ctrl + J, it's Ctrl + I

That image was hi-res and colored to start with, restoring an old photo with few pixels of information is a completely different thing.

@wueslleg1

4 жыл бұрын

Disagree. No matter Hi-res or old pic, both you have highlights and shadows to work with

this is amazingly fast technique. Good stuff man!

As a complete beginner to photoshop, your tutorial is very helpful! Hope you can continue and make more excellent video

Him: "Here we have red, here we have yellow, here we have magenta..." Me: "I see peach, peach, and more peach. 🤷"

@fb3798

4 жыл бұрын

Trained vs untrained eyes

@Salsuero

4 жыл бұрын

@@fb3798 The trained eye speaking to the untrained eye using trained eye vision isn't exactly effective. Just saying. I appreciate color specificity. As someone with a long history as a graphic artist, I get that there are more colors than found in a basic crayola box. But there comes a point where too much specificity becomes lost. Having asked many customers which pantone shade they're looking for when they say they want yellow and receiving blank stares and irritated repetitions of meaningless verbal color descriptions... all I'm saying is -- I see peach.

@fb3798

4 жыл бұрын

@@Salsuero Some tutorials are a bit too advanced for the untrained eye who should stick to more basic stuff. Training your eye takes time and lots of practice

@Salsuero

4 жыл бұрын

@@fb3798 LOL -- this is KZread... and not an advanced tutorial. And even a trained eye doesn't necessarily see yellow where he does. Also, you can knock off the superiority complex and condescension. Clearly you belong in the r/whoosh section of the room.

@fb3798

4 жыл бұрын

@@Salsuero It's also KZread where you never know someone's ego will get hurt by a comment about a technical topic. Sorry, never intended to hurt your feelings so no need to mock each other about this

Your talking very fast. So when the video came up. I click on the little red box at the right. settings came up along with the word speed. clock on that and change to 75%. Now I can keep up with you. And Now I can click on full screen. All your videos are great.

@aldorivas8191

5 жыл бұрын

it's ok, it's your english for sure mate, soon you will manage to understand many more people

@themetabaron

5 жыл бұрын

You can also click on CC (Caption Closed) for subtitles.

@acapellarequests5801

5 жыл бұрын

Le Stefano been, But good try

Wow! At first I did step by step referring to the video, then independently, without peeping. This is a miracle! You are the Best!

This is the best video on KZread who teaches you how to do the Re-Color. Perfect Job!

This tutorial and your perfect explenation are just pure, pure, pure gold. Thank you so much!

Bro! I learn so much from you. Thanks for doing these tutorials.

woah! This is the most effective and easiest tutorial that I watched about colorizing black and white photo, thank you so much :)

You literally had almost every video I searched for related to editing ❤️❤️

Your channel is top class, I have yet to see a less than fantastic video from you! Keep up the great work.

Awesome video! I've always wanted to learn how to colorize, and you make it simple to start at.

Best tutorial regarding this topic I could find. I will be coming back for more in the future thank you!

Your voice is really relaxing for some reason, so chill and informative at the same time

And I thought I knew Photoshop. Wow! Man, you're awesome! I subscribed to your channel a few minutes after this video started. You're amazing. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!

So glad I found this. I kept trying to search "recolor black and white skin in photoshop" because I'm trying to recolor a black and white photo and am having trouble with the skin tone, and KZread kept giving me tutorials on how to change a black person to a white person in photoshop, which was waaaay off from what I was looking for. Most "recolor black and white image" tutorial didn't go into depth with the skin tone so I'm glad I found this vid

Honestly, this guy is amazing.. the best I've seen so far.. lots of love from Nigeria

Great idea to use gradients this way! I do colorizing completely differently and yours is a very clever approach that I have never explored, thanks!

Pi, you've been my favorite editor, thanks for your help.

amazing! I had so much fun adding color to a model's black and white photo. It took an hour for me to take care of every little detail, but I think it turned out quite good. I am happy and I am looking at it like a maniac, and grinning at it at the same time

I just want to say I think you're the best. THE BEST Photoshop youtuber. I've known about your channel for a while and often watch your videos. Today I googled "colorize photo" and clicked the first video and I was so happy when I saw that it was you. I was like "oh, this guy! This guy's a G!"

You tutorials are awesome and professional, your voice is excellent and even thought I have been using photoshop since version 3.0 I always seem to learn something new from your tutorials. Good work :)