I'm new to Photoshop & I really appreciate your videos. I also appreciate the people who take the time to comment. I think we can all learn a lot from each other. Thanks to you and everybody else for inspiring me & holding my hand as my skills grow.

You're such a great teacher! This tutorial is really helpful and I'll be able to make better shadows for my food pics. Thank you and keep up with the good work!

Working as a professional designer for 10 years, you videos are still super inspiring and helpful every single time!

@adeemmohammed7908

3 жыл бұрын

You been working for 10 years and you still don’t know this 😑

@_ozark5969

3 жыл бұрын

@@adeemmohammed7908 leave him be

@adeemmohammed7908

3 жыл бұрын

@@_ozark5969 why did you even respond it has been 2 months

@_ozark5969

3 жыл бұрын

@@adeemmohammed7908 I didn't see it until 2 months later. Understand?

@adeemmohammed7908

3 жыл бұрын

@@_ozark5969 yeah but damn like you didn’t had to reply

I always look into your channel whenever I have difficulties in Photoshop. Thank you very much!

thank you! color in shadow, contact shadow and the use of gradient on shadow, what wonderful tips!

Thank you! I also learn so many tips and tricks from you!

Thanks, this is great, such a simple thing but makes a world of difference.

Thank you so much for this. I don't know what I would do without you.

Thank you, Jesús! I learn something new from you all the time.

I've been using Photoshop professionally for 15 years, and I never knew you could make your own pins on puppet warp! Holy smokes, this is going to come in handy all the time! Thank you!

Thanks! I really enjoy your no nonsense instructional videos! Very helpful!

Only thing I would add is to make the shadow a smart object first, then apply a bit more Gaussian blur. Then in the layer mask use the gradient to make the blur reduce as it gets closer to the subjects feet so it's gradually more blurry as the shadow falls away. 😉

@kouyopoto

4 жыл бұрын

Nice technique thanks

@rightalex7

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed, how he miss that important feature

@DonicaCampbell

4 жыл бұрын

He did that in another video

@gregwoolliscroft6255

2 жыл бұрын

@@rightalex7 They all leave important bits out of the tutorials......its so annoying...

@etiennenaude2649

11 ай бұрын

You can also use "Iris blur" as an alternative to the gradient tool.

Pretty amazing work.. Everything looks so easy

Thank you for a wonderful tutorial. The tilt-shift blur was recommend by Rocadamus below, so it could be another tutorial from you in the future.

Very thorough explanation of how to work with a ground shadow. Thank you.

Brilliant Jesus....one of your best and easiest tutorials to follow but one one the most helpful - thank you very much. Often adding shadows...now I can do it correctly!!!!

Thank you for such a great tutorial. I will have to practice this technic for several times.

Very detailed teaching, thank you so much!

This is another brilliant video tip for creating real composites! (I am trying to do composites with dogs so this is really helpful!). Can’t wait to watch your next video. So so so great!👏👏👏

Great Tutorial to finally get nice shadows. Thanks!

Mr. Ramirez...Best Ps channel on youtube. Learned a lot with you. Thank you very much.

Thank you!! One of the better ones I've seen lately :). Very helpful!

Very helpful, Thank you!

i APPRECIATE HOW THOROUGH AND EASY TO FOLLOW YOUR TUTORIALS ARE. THANK YOU.

Amazing...Learnt many things today: Layer mask, Blur filter, Puppet wrap and contact shadow...Thank you

Thank you for the tilta key shortcut that transfers brush to eraser as well as the cmd + new layer icon shortcut to create a new layer under current. Will be useful!

Really helpful video! Thank you!

Wow, this is so much better. I am not a pro but watching you and a lot of practice will surely be the way. Thanks a lot for making these videos.

Thanks for the tutorial, but I would like to see shadow that is useful for composting. Multiple shadows interacting with each other from various objects, displacement of shadows as it goes over various objects, and going from floor to the wall etc. We need more advance realistic usage.

Thank you for these awesome videos!

Another superb tutorial. I learned something new with the eraser shortcut!

This helped with some shadows I had to add to a composite. Thanks so much!

thank you so much for this tutotial. god bless you

Many thanks, great and informative tutorial

Great tutorial) Thank you so much)

Very awesome, thank you so much!

Just learned about Puppet Warp today, thanks!

This is a Great Video. Amazing Tutorial.

Thank you , your video help me so much !

Really lovely tutorial . Thats so accurate and professional. I just got my pc and started using photoshop,but the way you explain and tell shortcut keys all along is a big help for a beginner like me. Thank you for making this tutorial,by help of your videos i will soon learn to do decent editing Thank you once again.☺☺☺☺☺

Thank you, very useful.

Awesoem vid! I used just use the brush tool always to create the shadows and never know about unlinking the layers. Thank you so much.🙏. Please make vid on blending objects on the face if possible.

Your PS tutorials rock! Thank you.

Thank you for this tutorial

Great tutorial. Thank you. 👏

Amazing! Thank you so much!

Great tutorial. I convert the main shadow to a smat object and then usea blur effect. I then use a mask on that layer to vary the blur as the shadow moves further away. I also use the mask on the main layer, as you have.

I once seen this on a billboard, interesting way of doing this btw👌🏽👌🏽

Very helpful. Thank you sir.

Interesting - thanks! I can imagine applying this to an image of 2 or 3 randomly placed flowers laying on a surface or some flower petals to get an interesting pattern. Perhaps an image of several tightly cropped, randomly placed, face-only shots of someone or of all members of a family would also make an interesting pattern. There should be no reason why all layers have to be a pattern of the same original image - my two previous ideas may be better with each flower or each face on it's own layer until the pattern is filled - seems like a fun technique limited only by imagination.

Excellent ! Very useful to me. Thank you. :)

Nice. The warp tool is a precious hint.

Super inspiring and helpful Video..Thank you so Much

I have seen this method taught by others -- always thought it didn't look natural. I have recently been using Photoshop's 3D workspace to create more realistic shadows, which I saw in a tutorial from you some time back, maybe a year ago.

Another excellent training video. Thank you

Awesome. I have been having problems with this. Thanks

Thanks bro, that's helpful

I learned a few new tricks in watching this video, thank you!

This is great, Jesús! I never think of the puppet warp, but I will certainly use this now.

Very, very good tutorial, as usual.

Some great tips here. Thank you.

Wonderful work for us to learn

Great,thank you!

Awesome video .....Thank you for sharing .

The best shadows-methods I've ever seen. Bravo Jesus

Thanks, Excellent, expect more

perfect way,thanks a lot

Great tutorial. Thanks!

Really great instructions.

Great job, you are doing excellent job...

Muy buenos tips, gracias :)

love it thank you so much

realy helpful for me!! thank you brooooo

I had never thought of using the puppet warp tool to match the shape of the shadow. That's really cool! The editing program I use doesn't have a puppet warp tool, but I think I could achieve a similar effect with a big enough Liquify brush. I think that this example's shadow could benefit from being a little softer at the bottom than the top, perhaps using a tilt-shift blur, but I could be wrong. The result looks very good nonetheless. Thanks for sharing!

Dude you are the best, I am so glad I came across your channel because I am new to Photoshop and I also subbed

@PhotoshopTrainingChannel

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Blazecraft!

That's pretty cool, great video.

Awesome tutorial! Love the way you orate! :)

I like the tip on using Puppet Warp to fix the alignment issues!

lol the move trick is awesome!

Thank you so much!!!!!!!

excellent tutorial as always.

Great job, thanx

I don't know what i'd do without your help!!!

COOOOL ...SUPER COOL THNX

very helpful video, thanks

Thank you very much indeed! I enjoyed this tutorial a lot. I have of course a wish to see continuation on how to create a shadow of someone who jumps, a shadow of someone who is falling into water to see the shadow on the water, and to create a shadow on steps, it is so much distorted and looks funny! So one thing is to catch such a shadow, which I am fond of, and another thing is to create a realistic shadow in Ps. Thanks a lot!

Thank you so much Jesus! As always informative and very useful! God bless and good luck man!

Excellent as usuall.

Try blur galeri instead of gaussian blur. Use tilt shift option and it will result more realistic transition from sharp in contact to the shoes to little bit blurry shadow in the below shadow area which means more far from the ground 😀

Thank you so much sir I was trying since a year

Thank You!

coool, thx!

TanQ so much Sir

Thanks a Lot man!

Awesome man

this was awesome, thanks!

@PhotoshopTrainingChannel

2 жыл бұрын

You're welcome, Ran!

Wow Thanks so much sir, now I am more understanding

Thank you Soo much

THANK YOU SOOOOOOO MUCH

Thank you Jesus, as always you provided me with the help that I need! Keep them coming!