Photoshop remains the gold standard for advanced landscape photo edits, and in recent iterations, we have seen some remarkable steps forward, with some features giving photographers the ability to make drastic edits with just the click of a button. If you are ready to update your toolkit, check out this fantastic video tutorial that explores some of the newest features and shows you how to leverage them in a landscape image edit.
Coming to you from Serge Ramelli Photography, this great video tutorial will walk you through some of Photoshop's newest features and how they can be used on landscape images. Generative Fill is perhaps the most exciting of these, as it allows you to more easily work with locations in which you might not be able to get around unwanted distractions in the frame like tourists. Just like any editing, though, and in particular when we are talking about such powerful tools, be sure to err on the side of doing less to keep things realistic and reasonable. Check out the video above for the full rundown from Ramelli.
And if you really want to dive into landscape photography, check out our latest tutorial, "Photographing the World: Japan With Elia Locardi!"
Just from the Thumbnail on the mainpage I knew it was a Serge Video ;-)
Yes, complete " non distructive" - he merge every layer after he edit something ;-)