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South Bend Product Photography, Brian Rodgers Jr. Tagged: photoshop cc, brian rodgers jr, Brian Rodgers Jr. Check out the video to see how it works!Ģ015, Commercial Photography, Google, Photoshop, Photoshop Tutorial, product photography, Retouching, South Bend So after about 10 minutes of experimenting, I developed a really cool technique that allows you to create realistic looking steam in just minutes! It utilizes one of Photoshop CC's new features. I tried creating some custom brushes, and I got some pretty good results, but it was taking way too long to do it with the brush tool. I tried a few a few things first before ultimately coming up with a really cool and repeatable technique. Instead of brewing more coffee, as I had drank enough already that day, I decided it would be best to create it in Photoshop. By the time I had everything right where I wanted it on set, the coffee was cold and no longer had real steam. It really added to the image, but it was by no means the focal point of the image. Recently I was shooting a commercial product assignment and I had a cup of coffee in the background as a prop. As a retoucher, one of the things that I love about Photoshop is the ability to create things from scratch.
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