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A Necessity for All Photographers The e-book version of this course is available here! In this course I cover all the techniques a photographer needs in Photoshop. Varying from using Camera Raw, replacing skies, digital blending, shooting into the sun, HDR, Layers, Masks and Blending Modes, Black and Whites, Panoramas, Removing elements, Special Effects and Printing. This course includes over 5 hours of training with over 40 Raw files compatible with Photoshop CS4, CS5, CS6 & CC.
A Necessity for All Photographers
The e-book version of this course is available here!
In this course I cover all the techniques a photographer needs in Photoshop.
Varying from using Camera Raw, replacing skies, digital blending, shooting into the sun, HDR, Layers, Masks and Blending Modes, Black and Whites, Panoramas, Removing elements, Special Effects and Printing.
This course includes over 5 hours of training with over 40 Raw files compatible with Photoshop CS4, CS5, CS6 & CC.
Length: 5 Hours 6 Minutes
Experience Level: Beginner
Tags: Most Popular Photoshop
Required Software: Photoshop
Read these instructions to get started with the course: Read Me 1st on Training
Read these instructions for help on installing presets: Read Me 1st on Presets
We go over all the basic retouching tools
We start using more local retouching tools for a more precise retouching
We get into a more complex post processing retouch with a sunset photo
We play around with special effects with a portrait
We look at the amazing new upright function to correct perspective distortion
This is an introduction into the use of layers, masks and blend modes. We add some nice clouds to a photo from the pont neuf bridge in Paris
We continue exploring other blending modes and add some drama to the gated of Jerusalem !
Digital blending is the most powerful way to restore the dynamic range of a photo with a natural result
We are going to do two types of HDR with the same 3 bracketed photos; 1. Classic HDR with tone mapping in Photoshop; 2. The new 32 bit HDR with tone mapping in Camera Raw
This time we compare 3 techniques 1. Tone mapping Photoshop, Tone mapping Camera Raw and getting the best of the normal exposure and we compare the results!
We give an HDR look to just one raw file
I show you two ways to make dramatic black and white, one in Camera raw and the other one in Photoshop
Let’s make a dramatic black and white using Photoshop inspire by Ansel Adams 8
An overview of the crop tool to better compose your photo
We use the crop tool to correct a heavy perspective trouble and to make more room to our canvas
I show you my full workflow on shooting, stitching and retouching panoramas
I will show the different way I have been using to remove unwanted elements from a photo, to help communicate a better story
We come back to the Damas Gate photos and clean up on the unwanted elements
We play around and create fun presets to make special looks: Grungy, dreamy, cinematic
How to simulate a small depth of field
A cool trick on using the new field blur filter to create a cool bokeh look
A technique to blow up the details in your photos
A cool way to adda tilt shift effect to your photo
How to prepare your prints to print locally
Prepare your file to print with a lab on the web
Best settings to export for website
Here we do our final composite
Contains 39 of my high-resolution RAW photos to follow along as well as all the other resources necessary to do these projects
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