7 Easy Photoshop Tips To Make Your Composites More Realistic!

Check out these 7 amazing Photoshop tips in tricks to create more realistic composites!

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📘 INDEX - 7 Photoshop Compositing Tips & Tricks You (probably) Don't Know!

00:00 - Introduction
00:31 - 01 - Apply Rim Lighting to a Composite
04:15 - 02 - Minimum Filter for Removing Mask Edge Halos
05:36 - 03 - Match Ambient Color
08:12 - MSI Creator 15 Laptop
09:14 - 04 - Matching Perspective
11:22 - 05 - Mask Hair From Difficult Backgrounds
14:42 - 06 - Harmonize a Composite with Camera Raw Adjustments
16:42 - Nvidia GPU
17:29 - 07 - Flip Horizontal View To Spot Mistakes
18:30 - Final Thoughts

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● Photoshop video tutorials by Jesus Ramirez

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[PriyaHirau]

so many people out there are teaching photoshop, but i only understand it from you. thank you so much for making it easy!

[eoslove]

Perspective scaling and matching ambient was just what I needed for my compositing projects!

[suzannet]

This is, hands down, the very best tutorial on how to match ambient color. I was lost, even after looking at several videos and reading some articles. No more! Thank you!!!

[arin]

The way of adding rim light will help lots👌😍

[bonkers]

I was amazed by the creativity combined with deep technical expertise of the highlights technique (the first one). The lighting work with the astronaut wizardry as well!

[alexfreedomroad]

Match ambient colour result really surprised me.

[fionanokelly]

My favorite tip is the color matching one you just showed us!!

[gvuprise]

I know this is in the 2020s but PLEASE we need more videos like this. Thank you and I LOVE THE WAY YOU MAKE YOUR VIDEOS STAND OUT. ;)

[spacekitt.n]

the ambient color thing is so cool, never heard that one before but i tried it on a photo and it works. i know it feels like all these neural filters and ai are replacing a lot of these things but after working with (wrestling with) ai photocompositing for a month or so sadly its not close to a professional level. its really still novelty level right now--generative fill screws up the shadow and perspective more times than not, and shows seams and weird blurriness issues--so a lot of the old ways are still best if you're wanting something that doesnt look bad when you zoom in. thanks for the tips!

[farhanaparvinshemu]

You r truly talented ..what a voice and what a speech.. !!! Describe easily. .. teaching method is so clear..no additional words.. watching ur video is like a perfect utilization of time.. thank u so much.

[bennegan]

Fantastic tutorial Jesús... the matching ambient colour tip is a game changer for my composites... always struggled with matching the colours for various elements. 👌🏻👍🏼

[cherylkessell]

Seriously? I decided I probably knew all these tips because I watch your channel a lot. Nope. Learned like 10 new things. You are the best.

[JamieRowe]

My favorite video on compositing that I've found. Thanks.

[PolarBearon]

The rim lighting technique is genious, and the ambient color matching technique is amazing. This will help me a lot, thank you.

[vincesergi]

Jesus, I thought that I knew Damn.... how did you get to this level, I've been working with photoshop for 20 years. You make me look like a highschool student. Cudos to you.

[briankingston]

The colour matching tip is briliant !!!!

[brenden]

that was great, thanks. Ambient light check has helped a lot!

[SemageNamalSurendra]

My goodness. That ambient color matching technique 😯😯😯 excellent video sir ❤️❤️❤️

[photoshopeandotv]

Awesome! This one really deserves a big fat like! Well, it's not like your other videos don't deserve it too, but this one is like 7 tutorials in one. Great job, thanks for sharing your techniques!! Take care and stay safe 😎👍

[johnnya]

really like how you added the rim lighting to your composit and how to get rid of the halo affect from an image