Adobe Certified Photoshop Expert, photographer and filmmaker.
This channel is mostly about Photoshop. With my background as a visual artist educated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Art, the focus is often on getting the perspective right, the right color and shape of, for instance, a shadow. Getting proportions and light correct in compositions. But also tips and tricks in filmmaking and photography - mostly nerdy stuff. I do make tutorials on sugested subject, so if you have a topic that needs to be covered, please leave a comment.
This channel is a new channel (april 2019) and my goal is to upload every month, maybe more often, but I rather make good and proper content, than keeping a tight schedule.
...and I will do my best to get better and more relaxed in front of a camera :-)
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Still effective! Thank you so much for this.
what a great tutorial !
Very interesting, thank you!
Excellent video Bjørn! One thing to note: color casts. If a person in a white shirt is standing next to a red wall, the WB won't look correct. This is typical with brides when they stand in a garden.
This video has helped me a lot! Thank you
App name please
Photoshop :-) This channel is only photoshop
What about a 360 image? Where place the grey card?
You always place your grey card where your subject is. When filming you normally expose for the highlights:-)
Thank you!
Great video. Thanks from Canada.
Wow. Your gift was awesome. One of the best gifts I've ever received. lol!
Hello Bjørn, Jose from Puerto Rico. I just subscribed to your channel. This was fascinating to watch and to be totally honest, I have used one of your methods. I usually go with the Curves Adjustment layer and select the lightest and darkest colors in the Auto options drop down hamburger menu. I enjoy watching the technical side of Photoshop; you know, the "why" or "because" of things and methods. Thanks.
This channel should have millions of followers!
Thanks a lot! I really appreciate your kind comment. Unfortunately I don't have the time to make new videos right now :-)
@@pierrienevoldsen I hope you will upload when you will have time!
Brilliant! Such a powerful tool.
I have been struggling with this lately. I've been using the curves adjustment layer with a solid gray color layer and a threshold layer. I couldn't understand why I wasn't able to make it work. Thank you for the explanation. I'm subscribed!
Thank you Lisa for your kind comment. Lets hope we can eliminate this widely spread misconception. Best wishes Bjørn
Hey there, cool video! We'd love to collaborate, let us know if you're interested!
I found the video a little convoluted, with more “don’t do this” vs. “best practices” … but if I watch it again, I’ll probably regret having said this. Also I didn’t actually try out the suggestions at the end of the video. With that said, I’m headed over to my iMac to look for a photo with poor color balance … or create one with bad color balance. Thanks for the video, I know they’re time consuming to make, and they’re absolutely free. Best wishes.😊 UPDATE: I just got to my iMac, and used the eyedropper tool in ACR to set the initial white balance, then used "Auto" in Curves window, followed by the option "Enhance Brightness and Contrast" which resulted in a really great 20-second fix to an image with very poor color balance. I might even make an action for this, and cut the fix time down to 1-second. 🙂
Thanks
Excellent sir. good Job
Thank you so much I'm glad this is the first one I clicked on!
Thank you so much!!!
Thanks for your kind comment 😃
Very interesting. But .. ok you made some white and red squares in the right perspective on the mug. I fail to see how is that of any help . In the beginning you placed the logo image. Why not do the same with a layer fill with the colour of the mug , warp it around the mug and make it smart object. I dont understand the purpose of it.
You should not make the smart object after you warped, but before. This tutorial helps if you want to place different designs on the same mug 😃 The purpose of the checkered image, is to be sure the perspective is 100 percent correct. It’s very easy to warp to much or to little, or perspectively wrong. With this method it’s easier. But as I said in the beginning, this tutorial is not for you if you just want to place an image quickly 😃
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awesome sir, thank you...
Thank you for your kind comment , I’m glad you liked it 😃🙏
Do you think I need monitor calibration if I am photographing my artwork for printing?
I would always work on a calibrated monitor when printing. Otherwise you don’t know where colors might shift. And proper profiles for the paper/ printer, og print station. It’s to expensive to trial and error the right colors 😃
Great video Bjorn, thank you so much. I like it how you mentioned other videos as well, because I have lost many precious minutes searching for a true content like yours.
Thanks a lot Fernan! And I’m sorry for the late response. I haven’t been much on KZread lately due to money jobs 😃 I hope I will have time for new content soon, and if you have subjects you need covered, please let me know. Best wishes Bjørn
you're amazing! please do more tutorials about mockup and specially "Warp tool" i have a question about the mug mockup if i have template with rectangle shape (with lenght >=3 width - front, center, back), how to WARPthis rectangle with extractly position
Quality.
Oh Many thanks, Even today with the earlier version of Adobe photoshop still struggling with getting clear accurate layer warping. this tutorial is very useful. Thank you
I'm really glad you could use it! Older versions are not that bad. I think all the good stuff came in CS5 best wishes Bjørn
Your attention to detail is superb
Thanks a lot Shafiqul islam! well I never work fast, but always thorough... all the best Bjørn
from 8:37 ..adding mask is confusing...
I can not add any comment except that is perfect
Thanks! I had to use photoshop since im on new windows and hard disk and previous one is attached as secondary and AE on it wont start
I can print this mockup to apply it to the mug..Do the sizes match?
Well, it depends on the angle your cup foto has. On this specific cup yes, but not on all cups. But the way I made it applies 🙂
Glædelig bag(h)jul. A tutorial about shadow. Like trees casting long shadows. Glass/bottles casting long shadows
😂🎉brilliant! Wish for content: 5 best Ai assisted photoediting tools in Photoshop.
What a great idea! Thanks a lot Simone!
Merry Christmas! tak for ednu en god og velformuleret video. det er en rigtig fin kugle, det skal jeg kige prøve her ved lejlighed
Tak for besked Michael! og godt at se at du allerede har fået lavet et fint billede med dine to søde hunde 🙂
thank you
I was really helpful 🤩
Great! Thanks Karina! kh B
Very helpful you're doing great work keep it up
Thanks a lot! I really appreciate you kind comment
woow !! this is great
Thanks Ossama! I really appreciate you kind comment
I am so lucky and grateful to KZread for suggesting to watch your Vlog. What a brilliant, technically perfect tutorial! Each and every method was so perfect and sound. I begin with Photoshop-2 and that time guides options was not provided. I used to 'create' guides with the help of Paths! Understanding of perspective rules, knowhow of photography, behavior of texture on placed images or graphics and a great eye for observation is a must for young students.
Thanks a lot Sheji Kazmi, I'm sorry that I first see your kind comment now. All the best Bjørn 🙂
Great video, thank you!
Great video.
So simple and effectve. Thanks.
Everything was going great until it became a math class. lol.
You still have the quick and easy method. The more scientific method is for more accurate use. For instance when you want to know exactly how much space you have for your logo 😃
White Balance is an ongoing issue for sure. Thanks to the great explanations!
Thanks for you comment! Yes, there are many almost religious viewpoints concerning white balance. In real life photography, I almost only use grey card when reproducing fine art 😃
i can not COMMAND V
If you are working on a PC, its control V 😃
Very informative. Learned a whole lot from this video. Thank you
I'm really glad to hear you could use it. all the best Bjørn
Thank you so much !
Thank you for your kind comment!
Bjorn! Thank you so much for the explanation! I enjoyed your tutorial.
Thanks a lot Manuel! i'm really glad you liked it! best wishes Bjørn 🙂