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5 tips for better compositing by PiXimperfect

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Color Mixing In Photoshop (CMYK) | Photoshop Tutorial #Shorts

[elinordash]

Thank you @cobbbvanth for asking me for this; I’ve never been more flattered! ☺️ I’ve only been making gifs for a little more than 2 years, so I’m really still only figuring Photoshop out, and my colouring owes everything to other people’s tutorials (some of which can be found here). To be honest, I was only asked some tips, but I have no clue what to include and what to leave out; so, here’s my complete (if random) colouring process.

NOTE: This is a colouring tutorial, not a gif-making one. The tutorial that taught me everything I know about that (and to which I am eternally grateful) is this one by @hayaosmiyazaki.

I. SHARPENING My standard sharpening settings are:

One Smart Sharpen filter set to Amount: 500 | Radius: 0,4

A second Smart Sharpen filter set to Amount: 10 | Radius: 10

One Gaussian Blur filter set to Radius: 1,0 and Opacity: 30%

One Add Noise filter set to Amount 0,5 | Distribution: Gaussian

II. BASIC COLOURING This is the part where I add most of the adjustment layers available and just play around with them. Obviously different settings work for different scenes, but I do have some standard ones.

Brightness/Contrast I usually up the Brightness to +10-30, and the Contrast to about +10.

Curves

For the first Curves layer I go to Auto Options > Enhance Brightness and Contrast, and then adjust the opacity until I’m happy.

I might repeat the above step if the gif still looks too dark to me.

I add another Curves layer, I go to Auto Options and this time I pick either Find Dark & Light Colors or Enhance Per Channel Contrast, and check or uncheck the Snap Neutral Midtones option, until I see something I like. I will then adjust the opacity.

Levels I add a Levels layer that usually looks something like this:

Exposure I add an Exposure layer, where I usually set the Offset to around -0,0010.

Selective Color To make the faces look okay, I create a Selective Color layer, select the Reds and usually add some Cyan (+10-20%) and play around a little (±5%) with Magenta and Yellow too. I might also add another layer, select the Yellows and make slight tweaks there too.

III. FUN COLOURING About colour manipulation: PiXimperfect just uploaded a tutorial that explains everything so much better than I ever could, so I highly recommend you go watch it. It’s made for static images though, and things are more complicated with moving images, so I also recommend @elizascarlets’s tutorial.

The reason I usually go for a softer colouring is that a more vivid one requires a lot of patience and precision, and I honestly can’t be bothered. Instead, I try to tweak the colous only a little, so that the edges can be a little rough without it looking too wrong.

One thing to remember is that each gif is different, and there isn’t one foolproof way to do this, so you will need to use a different technique depending on the gif you’re working with.

Okay, so, after I’ve decided what colour I want my background to be:

1. I create a Hue/Saturation layer and change the greens, cyans, blues and magentas to that colour. That’s easy enough, since it doesn’t mess with the face colour. I then set the blending mode to Color. If your background doesn’t include any yellow or red, you might be done here, like in the case bellow:

2. To change the yellows and reds, I create a new Hue/Saturation layer, select the yellows/reds, move Saturation to 100 (temporarily) and then play around with the sliders until the face colour isn’t affected. I then change it to whatever I’ve chosen and change the blending mode to Color.

3. If for whatever reason step 3 doesn’t work (the background is white or black for example, or just too red), I might create a Solid Color layer set to whatever colour I want, set the blending mode to Color and then select the layer mask and carefully paint with a soft, black brush over the people’s faces/bodies. I will then lower the Opacity, to whatever looks smooth enough. If there’s a lot of movement in your gif, you might have to use keyframes (see elizascarlets’s tutorial linked above). However, my main goal is to avoid using those; that’s why I try my hardest to tweak around as many Hue/Saturation layers as needed and not have to create a solid color layer.

4. Once my background looks the colour I want it, I might add a Selective Color layer that matches my background color and then try to make it look more vibrant. For this Aziraphale gif below for example, I’ve selected the Cyans and then set Cyan to +100%, Yellow to -100% and Black to +60, then created another one, selected the Cyans again and then set Cyan to +20 and Black to +20.

5. If the gif has a white area, I create a Solid Color layer with a colour that matches the rest of the background and then set the Opacity low. I might also create a Selective Color layer, increase the Black and then play around with the colours.

IV. FINISHING TOUCHES

I create a Vibrance layer and set the Vibrance to around +30 and the Saturation to about +5.

I create a black and white Gradient Map layer (with black on the left end of the spectrum and white on the right), set the blending to Luminosity and the Opacity to about 20-30%.

AAAND that’s about it I think! This ended up way too long and perhaps a little incoherent. I tried to make it as general as possible, so you might have to mix and match for best results. Feel free to ask me for further explanations about any one of these steps, and please tell me if you want me to go through the colouring of a specific gifset (although, as I said, I'm by no means an expert). Happy gifmaking!

[warmsol]

hi isa! I hope you're doing well. I was wondering if there were any tutorials you specifically followed to hone your skills with your editing? I want to get more into editing because I have a new story idea and want to be able to execute it the way I have it imagined in my head but my current editing style isn't up to par with what I need. no worries if not! thank you!

hello! i answered a similar ask here with links to basic editing tutorials i used to start. (keep in mind this is all for photoshop!) and i’ll say again that the piximperfect youtube channel has helped me learn sooo much about photoshop so i highly recommend checking him out, he has videos on pretty much everything you could need! if there’s anything specific you’d like to know, you can always message or dm and i’ll try to help as much as i can! <3

[yoruqueenofnightsims]

Sims get to know me Tag

Thanks to @simlishpiadina for tagging me.

1. What’s your favourite sims death? - FEED THE COWPLANT

2. Alpha CC or Maxis Match? Maxis Mix with only MM hair - smth I can't stand at all is Alpha jeans textures lmao

3. Do you cheat when your sims gain weight? - Sims gain weight? Lol I don't really play much gameplay

4. Do you use move objects? In rare occasions that I build something, definitely

5. Favorite mod? - As a CC hoarder definitely More colums in CAS

6. First expansion/game/stuff pack you got? I have no idea tbh, maybe it was Vampires?

7. Do you pronounce “live mode” like aLIVE or LIVing? - Living for sure but I never really say it lol

8. Who’s your favorite sim that you’ve made? - Has to be the Shadow the Hedgehog inspired Sim I haven't made public yet ^^

9. Have you made a simself? Yes, she can be seen in some of my old CC posts (from when I was like...16-18 maybe?). Also working on a new one.

10. What sim traits do you give yourself? - As my Bio says Gloomy, Loner and Geek ^^

11. Which is your favorite EA hair color? - Red, like I have in real-life :)

12. Favorite EA hair? - Highschool Years braided ponytail

13. Favorite life stage? - As a Sim creator YA lol

14. Are you a builder or are you in it for the gameplay? - Neither, basically CAS only xd

15. Are you a CC creator? - Yes! I can't do models at all tho, Blender is such a pain

16. Do you have any simblr friends/a sim squad? - I recently joined @cozyacres Discord but not really

17. What’s your favorite game? - I can't decide on one, Fire Emblem is one of my favorites, especially Awakening or Fates, currently I enjoy Genshin Impact a lot (Xiao is best boi <3) and (sadly) I play a lot of League of Legends lmao

18. Do you have any sims merch? Nope

19. Do you have a YouTube for sims? - I would love to, but I currently have one for League of Legends modding: https://www.youtube.com/c/yoruqueenofnight

20. How has your “sim style” changed throughout your years of playing? - I think I went from full Alpha to full Maxis Match, then I switched to MM with Alpha hair and then to MM hair again. I still like Alpha hair and also clayified hair but I have so much CC that Alpha kills my PC kinda.

21. What’s your Origin ID? YoruQueenOfNight - I share my Sims on there too.

22. Who’s your favorite CC creator? - @trillyke @simandy @pralinesims @crypticsim @moonmoonsim for a bit of variety ^^

23. How long have you had a simblr? I started in 2017

24. How do you edit your pictures? - I usually like to get multiple shots of a Sim but I don't edit that much at all. I like to sometimes match Sims into a background. I also do some sort of collages I guess. But someone that helped me a lot is Piximperfect on Youtube, he has amazing Photoshop tutorials.

25. What expansion/game/stuff pack is your favorite so far? - I don't play too much but I love Pets

26. What expansion/game/stuff pack do you want next? - Maybe more Occults like fairies, horse could be cool too

I don't know who to nominate, so whoever sees this and wants to, go ahead :D

[tomorrowillbeyou]

today iam hanging out with unmesh my best friend unmesh piximperfect

[occasionalesbianlovermariahcarey]

honestly love that Photoshop tutorial piximperfect guy and how he always shares stuff for free he's great

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The Power of Visuals: YouTube Photography Tutorial for Engaging Content

YouTube has become an invaluable resource for photographers looking to improve their skills and learn new techniques. In this section, I will explore the best YouTube channels that offer comprehensive photography tutorials, covering camera settings for YouTube videos and lighting techniques for photography tutorials. These tutorials are designed to help you master your camera skills and elevate your photography prowess. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced photographer, these tutorials provide valuable insights and practical tips to enhance your photography. From understanding camera settings for YouTube videos to mastering lighting techniques, these tutorials will empower you to create professional-quality images and captivating tutorial videos. Best YouTube Photography Tutorials When it comes to photography tutorials, YouTube serves as a goldmine of knowledge and inspiration. 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By following the advice and techniques presented in beginner photography tutorials, you can develop a solid foundation of photography techniques. These tutorials cover a range of topics, including camera settings, lighting techniques, composition tips, and editing software. Moreover, YouTube is home to a variety of photography tutorial channels that cater to different levels of expertise. Whether you are just starting out or looking to refine your techniques, these channels offer a wealth of knowledge and inspiration. So, if you're looking to expand your photography skills and techniques, I highly recommend exploring the photography tutorial channels on YouTube. With their guidance and your dedication, you can elevate your photography to new heights and create stunning images to share with the world. Happy shooting! FAQ Are these YouTube photography tutorials suitable for all levels of photographers? Yes, these tutorials cater to both beginners and experienced photographers, offering valuable resources for all skill levels. What topics do these YouTube photography tutorials cover? These tutorials cover a wide range of topics, including photo editing, composition, camera settings, lighting techniques, and more. Which YouTube channels are recommended for photography tutorials? Some recommended YouTube channels include PHLEARN, PiXimperfect, The Photoshop Training Channel, and Mango Street. Can I learn about camera settings for YouTube videos from these tutorials? Absolutely, these tutorials provide insights into shooting in manual mode, DSLR photography tips, and techniques for achieving professional-looking videos. How can I improve the lighting in my photography tutorials? The tutorials explore various lighting techniques, including natural light, artificial lighting, and smartphone photography tips. What composition tips are covered in the YouTube tutorials? The tutorials discuss composition techniques such as the rule of thirds, leading lines, and framing to help you create visually appealing tutorial videos. Which editing software is recommended for YouTube photography tutorials? Adobe Lightroom, Photoshop, and GIMP are among the recommended editing software programs covered in these tutorials. Read the full article

[stellarspecter]

im so curious what coloring and lighting combination you used for that max set? I'm trying to gif the micropeter scene, and while it's *technically* fine, the black background looks so....glitchy? and its not nearly as strong in your max set and its kinda annoying me so I was wondering what you did

hi! my first step when coloring is always to use curves auto options, which i learned from this tutorial by piximperfect on youtube (the shortcut is towards the end, but it's a good watch anyway):

i don't have the psd for that set, but i believe it was curves doing the heavy lifting, then some hue/sat and selective color to make him a little less red.

i didn't really notice much glitchiness with the background, i think that's really just down to scene selection. something that could help with your problem is making a new layer and paint over the background with the background color, then change opacity and/or blending mode to make the glitchiness a little harder to see, or at least even it out a bit. i've done that before and it usually helps. if you're worried about it looking out of place you could even put a gaussian blur on the paint layer to make it extra soft, but if it's just the black stage background i don't think you'd need it? idk just something to keep in mind.

i hope this helps, can't wait to see your set! feel free to tag me if you want

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Transforming Portraits into Art: Exploring the Magic of Photoshop Extension

Alison Bath Engaged in a creative endeavor, I found myself experimenting with a novel extension in Photoshop that possesses the remarkable ability to elevate ordinary portraits into captivating works of art. This revelation occurred while I was engrossed in a tutorial by the Photoshop expert, Unmesh Dinda of PIXIMPERFECT, who recommended giving the filter a try. This exceptional program not…

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