Photoshop Layer Mask Quick Tip (You May Not Know) #108

Photoshop Layer Mask Quick Tip (You May Not Know)

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[nina.ninova]

Great Glyn! You are a real Master. A lot of people know how to do things, but can't explain why they're doing this. Maybe because they simply don't understand in depth, they just know that the technique works and that's it. Watching your videos I'm not only learning the algorithm, but I know exactly WHY I'm doing this particular step. Thanks!

[jimmylee]

Perfect, literally just looking how do to this !!Cheers Glyn

[speel]

Thanks for sharing this great tip with us Glyn !

[jstebbins]

Love all your tutorials Glyn! Thanks for sharing.

[GBWeddingPhotographer]

Ah Brilliant! So simple, but never thought of it!

[cosawanty]

That is a brilliant tip.
Cheers for sharing it.

[oliverf.rupert]

Thank you Glyn great video. I'm just, get into the ring of photography, and need all the help. Thank you again.

[JanStaes]

Great tip Glyn. And a very beautiful image!

[craigcompoliphotography]

Your photoshop acumen is off the charts.

[steffennilsen]

optional for multi opa laymasks.
1. brush at 50% (black) paint one stroke somwhere.
2. brush at say 25% paint somwhere else.
alt click layermask sample color (ie 50% 25% etc) set paint brush to 100% and go :)

its alittle more work but allows for easy usage of say multi opa layermask (if you wantet his eyes at ex 90%)
thanks for great work Mr.Dewis :) keep em comming

[TheBiggervern]

Thanks Glyn. Thinking about working non-destructively the density adjustment allows for tweaking to other percentages after the fact. Whereas as other techniques e.g. Painting on mask with 50% gray rather than black do not.

[mattwixted]

Excellent and well explained tutorial! You made it seem so easy! Thank you!

[PorcelainVal]

Another great video, Glyn! I've been a fan since you were the first person to explain the Pen Tool in a way I could actually use and understand. Your tips and tricks are always useful! :)

[RichardGingrasPhotography]

Glynn, you're the best. Thank you for your great tutorials.I'm using every bit of instruction and my portraits are getting better reviews. I tell everybody I know to check your tutorials.

[gr_-]

Excellent video! Your photos have a certain glow effect. Is that like an Orton you are using with your portriats?

[pablohernandez]

I found your tutorial by mistake... but your amazing I love them cheers bud

[aev]

I would have done it with the "Fill" tool, but this is much better thank's!

[johnLee]

This is a good tip - Thank you Glyn :)

[MsMichaelJens]

Thanks a lot, Glyn. Great tutorial. I am using Photoshop CS6 . Unfortunately there is no possibility to safeguard the results as you have shown. Any workarounds? I have noticed your remark concerning actions. Thanks for your ideas. Volker

[butchpouka]

thank you so much, i have a question what's the difference between the layer property and actually reducing the opacity of the layer by 50% just like you did with the coloring layers, i'm a bit confused there