Actually DELETE THE NOISE with 'Mean' in Photoshop!

A Simple Photography & Photoshop Trick to Totally Remove The Harshest Noise in Photoshop! Using advanced stacking modes, learn how to delete the noise by averaging it out.

In this tutorial, we will use multiple images and utilize the features of smart objects to combine and tackle the noise automatically. I hope this tutorial helps you. Thank you so much for watching :)

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[dubSACKKED]

If I was an exec at any camera company, I would try to sign this guy up as an ambassador. He's fantastic, and I am the kind of person who normally just wants the info from tutorials and ignores the personality of presenters. He's charismatic and has an excellent teaching style. Bravo, man.

[soubanhphanthay]

I've been watching you and Scott for years and you have made my life easier.

[glenns]

Ive been using this technique for awhile now, with my dslr though, works great to stack 3 or 4 long exposure city/landscapes together

[girardjeremie]

Your videos are great, I think I'm going to start watching them all!

[doomelements]

You make complicated things simple.. Kudos!

[dalehardin]

I have tried this using the median blend and seem to have better luck. Can you explain the difference between the two blends? I had tried it using only a few images and was surprised to see the recommendation for a large group of images. Will give that a try and see if I can get better results. thanks for all you do for us with these tutorials . they are greatly appreciated.

[markwoolass]

Fantastic, i used this method today and it worked wonders, although i had to cheat the original stack. i had one opportunity for one shot, as it was falling balloons, which if tried again would fall differently, so a quick 20 virtual copies in lightroom with an edit of varying degrees of noise reduction on each. then followed the rest of the tutorial in photoshop. it worked wonders. LOVE your content

[abrarakram]

Awesome feature of photoshop, uses other pictures to replace (reduce) noise. Great tutorial brother.

[kashifnazir]

Great tip for designers Thanks umesh bro

[jayden_collier]

If you want the best result when using a phone or camera handheld, just hold down the shutter button and it will do continuous shooting and will help a LOT

[shivhaaha]

Umesh, you are True Photoshop Guru!!!

[naveensmart]

this one we can use for long exposure mimic using multiple photos . like a night light trail... or so.. hope you will make a tutorial..

[artsmithcreatives]

that's a great tut and i have learned a lot...Thanks Unmesh. But what if i take the picture once and then duplicate it about 25 times and then use them instead of taking the pictures 25 or the required number or times?

[petalsofwisdom]

Thank you for your tutorial!
You're good!
I support your channel!

[Ladymusicc]

I'm so in love with the quality camera you use for filming. Do you mind sharing what camera you use?

[giovanniscavetta]

Your desire to teach is infectious. Thank you so much for the time you put into your videos. You're quite frankly amazing.

[DavisL]

Awesome tutorial as always! Question though, if you just make 20+ layer copies can you achieve the same effect or do they all need to be different photos?

[MVPSenpai]

Every second of your videos are interesting and makes complex things very easy to understand... just excellent 👍

[ashokbajracharya]

Excellent tutorial sir thank you so much.

[opedromagico]

1:17 - "And now, let's begin fkkfsstskk we to do wiv photoshop"