3 Secret Advantages of 32-Bit in Photoshop!

Discover 3 Magical Advantages of Working with 32-Bit in Photoshop! Whether it is creating impossible lighting effects or creating insane HDR photos, 32-bit mode got you covered!

We will also learn how it is different from working in 16-bit or 8-bit documents in Photoshop. I hope this tutorial helps you. Thank you so much for watching :)

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[bigdamnhero]

I have learned more about Photoshop from you in a month than I have in entire 3 years of my College!

[DMChits]

The world of design needs to protect this man, your vast amount of knowledge has empowered my design skills. I have introduced your channel to every designer with an ear within my circle. Thank

[berkkarsi]

8:50 What makes these tutorials so fun is when Unmesh is also having fun.

[howardstein]

I just watched Joel Grimes explain this exact subject, and no contest. A knockout for PIXimperfect!

[jaskirat]

Your photoshop videos are some of the best. You don't just tell what to do, but also why it works... Good stuff!

[jpdj]

Unmesh, I love your presentation, tone of voice and examples. Your case for 32 bits is really appealing - wow. As to the 32 bits, I wondered if other viewers have a notion about 8, 16 or 32 bits. It is not like 32 bits is 4 times as good as 8 bits. 8 bits facilitate 256 levels (nuances, tones, in one of the primary colors red-green-blue) from 0 to 255 but 32 bits give 4, 294, 967, 296 levels instead of the 256. When we say "8 bits", this means per color channel (red-green-blue) so the total bits we use per pixel is 24. So there is potential for ambiguity lurking around the corner.

[gurratell]

The reason this works is because when youre working in 32-bit you are working with floating point values, which kinda means that you can't really clip anything, so you can have stuff whiter than white (over 1 or 255) and then still being able to recover this. Some times really useful, but as you say not many people really need to work with this.

[abdelkadersoudani]

your English is AMAZING
typically I find it hard to follow tutorials with Indian accent, but your accent is almost flawless
I'd watch you all day every day!
thanks for the great tutorial and the amazing accent in which you presented it

[jcscobucci]

Simply amazing! I learned everything from you the advantages of using 8, 16 and 32 bit modes. I had never seen anything like it before. Well, I must say that I have been learning photoshop for just a year. So I've seen a lot of photoshop videos, but nothing about these modes.

[smithbakare]

Been using Photoshop for 3 years now and I never used the Path Blur tool. Now that's learning. Thanks man!!!

[ollinarak]

Awesome that you cover these topics, i see still a lot of people using 8-bit and outdated formats and didnt take advantage of the exr, hdr format and 32-bit. keep them coming

[DiegoTerzano]

Love your explanations, the depth of coverage and breath of subjects. It is amazing how well you cover the universe of Photoshop. This has been an eye opener for me

[allankimuli]

Always wondered about 32bit. Very useful thank you.

[starlonkstaxin]

Its like Am just starting to learn photoshop over again with this guy. So nice, to the point and interesting

[nazaritemultimedia]

Please what Camera do you use for shooting? The video quality is out of this world.

[lukashladecek]

Thank you for your etusiasm. You make my day batter every time I see your tips. Your positive energy inspires me a lot.

[dpaul]

I don't have words for the details recovery part. Its simply magic. Wow Umesh, thank you!!

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I always think about the teacher of this great man. I have learned many things from you and I never miss any of your tutorials from the last 1.5 years. keep creating huge love and respect <3

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Unmesh, wow man...you're so awesome. This has totally rocked my tiny little photography world!

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