Now THIS is how a tutorial is done…great job!

This is the single most easy-to-understand tutorial for PS I have ever seen. Others should take notes before making a tutorial. Thank you!

That was probably the best instructional video I've ever seen. And I don't mean the technique. I mean your presentation. Simple, precise, efficient. Exactly how I like to learn. Thanks, Marty!

Ah marthy!!! your tutorial is really a gold! it was still relevant untill today, thanks for one of my favorite PS tutorial on youtube.

Incredible tutotial! gosh I love old school tutorials!

Marty, This was a real good tutorial. Well done Lad, keep 'em coming...

One of the best Photoshop/Architectural Tutorials I have seen in a long time. Your moving through the steps quick enough for an advanced user but your instructions are clear enough for a complete beginner, just subscribed, thanks

The best tutorial I have ever seen. Thank you very much for the wonderful job! Every tutorial should be like this one!

Excelent tutorial. It's incredibly detailed, especially because you indicate the webs and tools with shortcuts. I hope you continue uploading more videos. Thanks a lot.

Great video! Very straight forward and easy to understand. I didn't know about all the keyboard shortcuts

Once again MART comes thru!! We should all be thankful for his help and knowledge!! Thanks Buddy

Simply amazing mate. you laid out the video so well and made it quite easy to follow and learn hats off to you

The way you teach, is so simple and easy to understand. love it.

Informative, solid tutorial. Best Photoshop tutorial around. Appreciated.

Great Job Marty!! You give all of us so many Great ideas. Thanks again Dan

Keep up the good work Marty. Another great tutorial.

Woooo, que bueno! ...Increible este programa, cada vez descubro mas y mas increibles funciones.Gracias por publicarlo!

The inverted version is actually more accurate to actual architecture blueprints. How blueprints were made back in the day was that the architect would do the drawings on a translucent sheet like mylar or velum, and then position it over the blue paper. When exposed to light, the dark areas in the original drawing would mask those same areas on the blue sheet. The light altered the chemical composition of the blue pigment leaving you with white lines on the blue sheet corresponding exactly to the original drawing. It was a method of making many copies from a single original before copiers were invented.

@thereturningshadow

6 жыл бұрын

The Jared, However blueprints became inverted making them easier to read and make out. 25 years ago I was a draftsman and I actually drew out the plans on velum based on the designer's basic drawings. Once i had each sheet drawn up I would lay it on the special yellow chemical paper and run it through the light machine like you talked about. The drawings' lines would prevent the yellow chemical from dissolving while the rest of the sheet whited out. Then I ran that same sheet through the second part of the machine which heated the paper chemical making the lines and text turn blue. Thus the blueprint looked exactly like the finished product Marty shows here.

excellent and very neatly composed tut! thanks

I have followed your instructions and designed it, successfully! Thanks for Nice Tutorial.

thank you this was amazing, I work for a custom cabinet shop so this makes some photos look like start to finish projects. Amazing help!

This is one of so many videos I have watched of yours to stretch my abilities in Photoshop. Hours and hours of free education! Thanks so much Marty! I have been searching your videos, and youTube in General, for making a Wireframe effect of a 3-D image but cannot find one. If ever you can, please make one! Thanks so much!

Thanks a lot really good and interesting stuff you do. Also love your type tutorials.

So awesome! Definetely gonna use this! Thanks!

this is amazing, just what i was looking for for an architecture ad.

Your tutorials are so easy to understand and interesting, that I subscribed. Now I'll look what other things you did. Thanks from Germany!

Excellent video and easy to understtand :D Like it

Outstanding tut, many thanks.

Top marks for your tutorials mate, super helpful :)

Marty, you are one heck of a wizard! Subscribed.

waww!!! this is like the best explanation ever! love this!!!

wow this tutorial is nice and simple to understand...THX!!

Great Tutorial!

amazing, love you gonna use this for my personal project! wish me luck!

Very easy to follow and well done tutorial.....thank you very much

What a great tutorial THANKS a lot!

Totally Awesome.....5 star....thank you very much for this tutorial..

very well explain and easy to understand GREAT tutorial!!!!!

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@juliane591

8 жыл бұрын

+Blue Lightning TV i wanted to ask if there is any tutorials on how to do an architecture layout presentation to be printed and presented later , your tutorials are best , thank you

@BLTV_Photoshop

8 жыл бұрын

+Loujy kh I know of no tuts that are that specific. :-(

@antonydick3841

8 жыл бұрын

+Loujy kh You can by scaling down your image for the presentation and still retaining the original size to print out... What software are you using... Antony... :-)...

@antonydick3841

8 жыл бұрын

+Loujy kh +Loujy kh You can by scaling down your image for the presentation and still retaining the original size to print out... What software are you using... Antony... :-)...

This is so kool Marty thanks.

very nice tut.

Great tutorial, thanks

You just changed my life. Thank you!

thank´s for the tutorial and the brushes_

High Quality and Level Tutorial. Excellent! :-)

Best tutorial I've ever watched.

@shawnx7681

3 жыл бұрын

All of his are this good!

Thanks so much for the tutorial :)!

excellent tutorial,, so clear,,,

I applaud you for not taking fucking forever to explain like other tutorials. You know what you're doing and what you're about to say and you don't say, "Then you press this...thing..."

I have almost all your teachings. Thank you.

I probably never do it but thank you for showing me how easy its done

tyler jaggs... 1) Make a composite snapshot of your finished image. 2) Invert it. (Ctrl or Cmd + I) 3) Desaturate it. (Shift + Ctrl or Cmd + U) 4) Drag the blue color layer above it. Make sure the blend mode is Screen. 5) Make a composite snapshot. 6) Call up the Levels window (Ctrl or Cmd + L) and adjust the levels to taste.

You're awesome Marty, thanks.

Muchas gracias por el tutorial. Estoy aprendiendo...Mi trabajo quedó muy bien. Saludos! like!

Great video!

Good tutorial!!!

Good work.

Brilliant - as usual.

this is possibly one of the greatest things i have ever seen. As an architecture student i wish i saw this earlier!

Gippo50...Thanks! Your description is exactly what I strive to do.

You, sir, are a genius. Thank you so much !

This tutorial was simply epic

Thanks you are a good instructor. .

Thank you. Was staring at my computer for awhile looking for the make a blueprint effect button.

A great tutorial. I got excellent results on PS Elements 11 in just a few minutes, following these steps.

Thx! Definately subscribing

just recently discover your channel and im addicted to it lol

I could not have liked this more! Thank you! Please do more Architectural in the near future (:

very very nice one

Simple, easy to understand and with links to free tools. What more could we possibly ask for?

@joeinoue1832

10 жыл бұрын

Chicken nuggets :D

very nice.thank you

You don't have to start over. 1) Make a composite snapshot of your finished image. 2) Invert it. (Ctrl or Cmd + I) 3) Desaturate it. (Shift + Ctrl or Cmd + U) 4) Drag the blue color layer above it. Make sure the blend mode is Screen. 5) Make a composite snapshot. 6) Call up the Levels window (Ctrl or Cmd + L) and adjust the levels to taste.

Such a good tutorial, as expected. Thanks again Marty. I feel like you made Photshop, but you're just keeping quite about it! :p

so cool

Thanks a lot really helpful video ******

Thanks for the tutorial. :-)

I always love your clear, straightforward tutorials. For some reason, when I set the blue layer as a screen, I can't see anything under it. I've retried four times and I'm following directions correct (I think). Any advise?

Awesome!

I provide the URL for the water stain brush preset. The link is located in the description area of this tut.

I just added the Marks & Scratches brushes URL, too.

Thank you!

very nice！

Loved this video!! Still don't know how to invert the colors to get the blue background.

TheBranko15...Try: Image > Mode > RGB, 8bits / per channel. In any case, after "find edges", the next step is to remove all the color.

Place your mouse between the two layers and hold the Alt key. When you see that icon appear, Left mouse click.

If only other Teachers was as good as Marty ...

@stenionet

10 жыл бұрын

Agree. He speaks so clearly that I can understand everything and my English is not very good.

@shaunmasi2185

9 жыл бұрын

That's why they are there and he is here. No offence to anyone

Thanks Marty

Great.

I like how he says easy steps, yeah easy to the person knows how to do this

Cool~

naterunge...It could be due to any number of reasons. One would have to inspect your document for any errors.

sy keen...Where in the video timeline is this (Minute: second)?

Excellente

Subscribed and have got limitless praise for your assistance and generosity. I've been following your tutorials to the letter and DL'd the Marks and scratches.abr but can't locate in my CS6. It's there on my hard drive and I have the default setting for CS6 to open (and it does)...but I can't find them. Sorry to hassle you but any assistance would be greatly appreciated! Much love from Australia.

Thanks much

All your tutorials are very clear! Still I have one question: How do you invert blue on white into white on blue? cmd. + I gives yellow and black.

Can you Marty or someone can tell me how to record a tutorial or a screen capture? Pleas.

Thanks

In PS Elements 8.0, how would I go about enlarging the "paper" texture? It is a little too small for the image I'm working with.

O software é Photoshop CS5.