Create Dreamy Images Photoshop Quickly and Easily

Wonderful! Thank you!

I love it! Looks a lot more complex than it actually is..Going to give it the ol' college try! However, The softness of the raw file gives me anxiety :(. I dont know is If I could get by that.

Perfectttt

Love it

Great tutorial! Thank you.

Wow! You are so so talented! Thank you so much for this tutorial

Just curious. Why work in camera raw wirh smart objects vs working in layers with just masking. Is there a different benefit?

Lovely video, keep growing!

This is the best tutorial on you tube on how to create dreamy portraits. Can't thank you enough.

soo talented u r..

Love it <3

Excellent...

really like your way of teaching.

Very nice. Thank you!

too good ...thanku so much ...

Spanish ??? Jejjee

Wonderful! Thank you!

thank you so much this tutorial is amazing! thank you for sharing

Beautiful image and nicely done video.

thanks so much

can you give us the original file with a watermark or something for learning purpose only

Nikki; Why do you use Adobe1998 as opposed to ProFoto RGB as your color space and what are you shooting with that gives you a 60mb file? ~ thanks

Great video. It actually seems her face was soft not from your lens but because you miss focus. Her shoulder and dress detail on shoulder is more in focus than her face. This is wonderful though and thank you for this tutorial.

I love your channel. Thanks for teaching us! 🌷😊

Great work, I was trying your style and had a question regarding camera raw setting, specifically the 'reset to original'. I don't have that option I do but (it is greyed out) how do I enable this? all other setting are the same.

Great job. Very nice result and very helpful, thanks a lot.

Very useful thank you so much!!!

good work 😍

I have used Photoshop and ACR for years, but I learned so many great tips watching this superb video. Some techniques I knew, but I haven’t used for years. All good stuff!
Thank you! I was in a rut, and now, I look forward to using a new approach to my edits.

I have a question. Isn't easier to do this in Lightroom by masking all three layers and editing separately instead of all of this work?