Shoot for Success – Expose for Lightroom | X-Equals - image, workflow, technology, business Lightroom and Photoshop, along with the myriad of other photo editing tools at a photographer’s disposal, are all amazing tools. They allow us to manipulate our images in ways never before imaginable or extremely time consuming to perform. These applications allow us to take a good photo and create amazing art from it. However, these tools can only do so much. Photoshop is not a miracle worker, Lightroom cannot rescue every over or under exposed photo you may take. Many of us have become lackadaisical photographers; we let the camera do too much work for us. Our computer tools are only capable of so much, and all they can work with is the information that they are given. Oftentimes we find ourselves focusing on the computer side of our workflow. I myself have three distinct phases to my pre-processing workflow. “Fix it in post” is one of those cliché statements that many often use Phase 1 – Camera Preparation Set your camera to RAW mode – You are using Lightroom, right? Michael W.
The Russell Brown Show - Advanced Masking with Photoshop CS5 Share this Episode Autoplay End of Video Show End Screen Default Quality Adjust your embed size below, then copy and paste the embed code above. Community Translation Your transcript request has been submitted. Adobe TV does its best to accommodate transcript requests. Join the Community Translation Project Thanks for your interest in translating this episode! Please Confirm Your Interest Thanks for your interest in adding translations to this episode! An error occurred while processing your request. Another translator has already started to translate this episode. Thanks for Participating! This episode has been assigned to you and you can expect an e-mail shortly containing all the information you need to get started. About This Episode In this episode, Russell Brown demonstrates advanced masking techniques in Photoshop CS5 that will help you get great results from seemingly impossible images. Presented By Runtime : 00:12:31 Added : 06/10/2010 About this show The Russell Brown Show
Strobist Pop Quiz: Within a five-minute margin of error, how many people here know when the sun is going to set in your town tomorrow? If you don't know that information, you should. You should also know roughly where the sun will set. The sunset's apparent location changes throughout the year - probably more than you think. Along with those two tidbits, knowing a couple of accessible shooting locations that will give you a nice view of the sunset is handy, too. Why? The best locations are the tops of hills which give you a view of the sky in the east and the west. Here's the scoop. Having your pre-arranged location and time ready, you plan to meet your subject about 20 minutes before sunset. In this example, I was shooting a portrait of some family friends on Monday as a small thank you for the "totally wicked" clothes (that's my seven-year-old girl's extremely positive term) that they passed down to her. Back to the pictures. So, you shoot the easy, golden light available light stuff.
Top 100 Mac Apps I’ve compiled a list of my top 100 Mac apps for your perusal, since so many people have been asking for it. Thanks to Taylor Olson and Jason for helping me put all the icons and links in place! These apps are certainly Tiger compatible, and most of ’em work inside Leopard (though the VNC utilities are now unnecessary). I did my best to avoid overly popular titles, but couldn’t avoid it in some cases. A rolling list of ‘Honorable Mentions’ follow the Top 100, so… keep reading. Only one application is missing. I’m also happy to announce that both VMware and Shiny White Box are coming aboard as official video sponsors – but their presence in this list is based on app merit. Which apps did I miss – especially for Windows switchers? 7zX (Compress / Decompress 7zX Archives) ACP Suite (Ultimate OS X Power Toys Array) Adium (Universal Instant Messaging App based on Pidgin) AP Grapher (Searches and Displays Wireless Networks) AppFresh (Keeps Third Party / Apple Apps Up-To-Date) AppZapper ASCII Projecktor Bean
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The Complete Picture with Julieanne Kost - Enhancing Light Community Translation Episode available in 0 languages Available Translations: Join the Community Translation Project Thanks for your interest in translating this episode! To get started, please join the Community Translation Project. Please Confirm Your Interest Thanks for your interest in adding translations to this episode! An error occurred while processing your request. Another translator has already started to translate this episode. Thanks for Participating! This episode has been assigned to you and you can expect an e-mail shortly containing all the information you need to get started. About This Episode In this Episode of the Complete Picture Julieanne demonstrates what you can do in Lightroom’s Develop module to enhance your photographs using color and tonality to change the mood and atmosphere of an image . Presented By
Neil vN This lens is now available for pre-order from B&H: Canon | Nikon | Sony | Sigma The initial rumored price for this lens was around $1,500 but now that it has been officially announced, the price is a relatively moderate $949.00 There’s been an incredible buzz around this lens – the Sigma 50mm f/1.4 ART lens. The initial reviews are unanimously impressed with this lens’ optical performance. Right up there with the very best. If it is in the same league of awesomeness as the Sigma 35mm f/1.4 DG HMS art lens, then we’re in for a treat. After Dark is one of the very best experiences to learn more about photography, whether technique or business or to be inspired. The After Dark Photo Education convention took place again this past week: March 30 – April 2. Learn more inside… Teaching a class on using off-camera flash at the After Dark photography convention, I took a group of attendees outside on the street with two models. Learn more inside… Learn more inside… Learn more inside…
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