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@design_by_brady Photoshop is in their BAG with this one! 🏆 The new Relight Layer in Photoshop Beta is amazing. Been waiting for this since Sneaks last year ✌🏽 Try it out today!! #graphicdesign #photoshop #graphicdesigner #adobephotoshop
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Video #43458 · Screen Recording
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The creator demonstrates the 'Relight Layer' feature in Photoshop Beta by showing a screen recording of the process. They add a new relight layer to a photo of a football player, move the light source to change the lighting dynamically, adjust settings like intensity and diffusion, add a second colored light source, and fine-tune its properties. The video concludes by emphasizing that the edits are non-destructive on a new layer and provides a call-to-action to follow for more tips.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook · 100%
How old were you when you learned this in Photoshop?!
Visual hook
A man holds a football and looks directly at the camera, establishing a personal connection and providing a physical prop that relates to the digital subject of the tutorial.
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How old were you when you learned you can in ?!
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
A direct-to-camera question that challenges the viewer's expertise and creates a knowledge gap, making them feel they are about to learn a valuable secret.
Payoff
A full-screen showcase of the final, transformed result, accompanied by text that provides context on availability and a direct call to action to follow for more similar content.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The 'Secret Tool' Reveal
To generate curiosity about a little-known feature or technique, then systematically reveal its power and application through a fast-paced demonstration, culminating in a polished final product and a call to action.
The 'Before' State
Establish the starting point or problem by showing the unedited subject within the software interface.
The 'Secret Path' Reveal
Guide the viewer through the specific steps or menu navigation required to access the hidden tool or feature.
The Core Function Demo
Demonstrate the tool's primary function in a simple, easy-to-understand way, showing its immediate impact.
The Power-Up Reveal
Introduce an advanced capability or customization option of the tool, such as adding a second element or changing its properties, escalating its perceived value.
The Granular Control Proof
Zoom in on the tool's interface to showcase the depth of control available, proving its professional utility through sliders and settings.
The Pro-Benefit Highlight
Point out a key technical benefit that appeals to experienced users, such as a non-destructive workflow, which adds a layer of professional validation.
Photoshop is in their BAG with this one! 🏆 The new Relight Layer in Photoshop Beta is amazing. Been waiting for this since Sneaks last year ✌🏽 Try it out today!! #graphicdesign #photoshop #graphicdesigner #adobephotoshop
title · beginning
How old were you when you learned this in Photoshop?!
informational · beginning
Go to Layer > New Relight Layer
informational · middle
Grab your light and try it in any place on the photo
informational · middle
Control every detail of your light source
informational · middle
Add a second light source in the contextual task bar
informational · middle
Select your light hue or add a custom color
informational · middle
Full control over Intensity, Diffusion, and Original Lighting
informational · end
All created on a new layer that retains editing ability!
call-to-action · end
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