Opacity vs Fill - Difference and Advantages in Photoshop

Hey guys, in this fun tutorial I will show you the difference between Opacity and Fill sliders in Photoshop and their advantages. You can do a lot of creative stuff with it.

I will not provide an exercise files for this episode because you can work on literally any image that you download form internet for this example.

Have fun!

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[basquerad]

Finally I understand the diference. *Tks a lot* 🙏 Nemanja. I missing technical tutorials like this, the concept behind the tools.

[nikolamilasevic]

Svaka cast, kao prvo - ovo nigdje nisam mogao pronaci, a pogotovo ne ovako jasno i razumljivo - bravo majstore!!

[sulaimonmaestro]

Thanks for the extra tip, only always used fill slider for *watermarking* my images but i never knew it could be used for -other- _effects_ ... Thanks Nemanja, and i really Love your *personal* *Logo*... _Simple_ yet _Complete_

[parthos]

Really appreciate your concern on answering our doubts and for your time as well. Great tutorial sorting the difference with clear explanation, thanks again Nemanja. Cheers

[johncollado]

Thanks Nemanja.... this was the first tutorial on this subject that made sense in it's application. I hardly ever used the "fill" slider because I thought it pretty much did the same thing as the "opacity" slider. Can't wait to give the fill slider a try.

[rafag]

Well, I hope you enjoy with the project you talked about and it goes fantastic.
In relation with the tutorial, it's very clearly explain the differences between "opacity" and "fill". I liked specially the last part of the video when you show the different performances when apply a blending modes. Excellent and very handy.

[tyroga]

Another brilliant video, I knew about the opacity vs fill for the effects, but not for the blending modes... now off to watch your blending modes video. Thanks.

[go-to-the-beach]

Brilliant - thank you :) I didn't ever think of some of these applications for the fill slider! You just gained another subscriber.

[SteveStrummerUK]

Best explanation of the difference I've seen, thanks Nemanja :)

[flexorico]

Nemanja, Intros are fun but not a necessity. Thank you for all the great tutorials you post.

[franklin]

I love your dedication, cheerful attitude, hard work to everything you do; keep it up Sir.

[harunkuf]

Intros are cool but not a necessity. Love your vids they're really useful.

[fernandosanz]

Thanks, thanks, thanks!
That watermark tip was just priceless: liked and subscribed 👍

[benjamin]

You know best the part of watching your video and being a subscriber; is that, you answers everyone's comments'. Also your video is always good for a semi beginner which has very good explanations.

[fahmidaniel]

This channel should deserve a lot of subscribers. all the videos are very useful

[mernamerna]

i love the way you explain things thank you for all your videos

[ivan_]

very good explanation, thanks!

what brush settings do you use for dodge&burn - 100% opacity and 1-10% fill or vice versa? is there any difference for DB?

[DarylBambic]

I love your intros AND "Let's the fun begin!"

[mrmarko]

Nice tutorial!
Greetings from Croatia :)

[chanteniquevanaswegen]

Thank you, this was very helpful! Goodluck with your projects :)