NCT member Jaemin shared how he edited his photos using Adobe Photoshop
NCT member Jaemin was recently partnered with Adobe and released a tutorial on how he edited his photos using Adobe Photoshop.
Even though he’s plugging Adobe Photoshop everywhere he could, watching him doing his thing and listening to his voice made NCTzens (NCT’s official fandom name) forgot it was an ad.
His photography skills were no joke as he often shared his photos on the official Twitter account of NCT DREAM as well as his personal Instagram. Aside from taking those stunning photos, he also edited those photos as well.
Jaemin spent his hour-long timeslot showing his editing process during his “relay cam” vlog last year. Photography was obviously something that he has a real passion for, and it was (literally) paying off now!
He wasn’t only skilled with photo editing, but he’s also skilled with video editing as he even personally edited NCT DREAM’s VCR for their concert using Adobe Premiere Pro.
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Recently, Jaemin uploaded a video on NCT’s YouTube channel titled “Nana’s Joyful Day #1 Photoshop” wherein he showed NCTzens how he took his photos and edited them. Jaemin had a very simple but inspiring message about the value of taking pictures.
“Photos let you remember things. On a day you are free or when you just remember, just take pictures out of your memory chip and remember those moments as you edit the photos. I think it’s a nice way to relax. It is for me, at least!” said Jaemin.
Jaemin’s style showed in the said video as he wandered around the yard and took pictures of anything that caught his eye.
He also showed off his Photoshop skills and played around with Photoshop’s features — Camera Raw filters, Neural filters, Sky Replacement tool, and Object Selection tool.
NCTzens quickly found that on Adobe’s Korean website, there was a section about the company’s collaboration with Jaemin and even posted design assets and photos by Jaemin himself that were free to download and use.
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