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Learn a selection of valuable Photoshop skills in just over six hours!

Photoshop & Digital Photography Course

 

Topics in the 10 videos include:

 

Importance of the dslr camera image sensor versus megapixels

-IQ (image quality)

 

-RAW files, tiff files & jpg format

 

-Tricks on contrast, levels, sharpening detail, exposure, stacking layers, etc.

 

-Removing chromatic aberrations

 

-Removing lens distortion

 

-Fine tuning hue

 

-Auto blending & auto stitching photos together

 

-Posting images to the Internet (Adobe RGB vs sRGB)

 

-HDR photography

 

-HDR demo in Photomatix

 

-Outdoor photography, nighttime photography, etc.

 

-Restoring old photos

 

-Making a person younger, older, fatter or thinner in Photoshop

 

-Bonus video: more on layers and overview of advanced techniques for night sky photography

 

Currently Priced at only $19 dollars!

 

-Build proficiency in the more useful aspects of Photoshop

-Learn how to successfully produce stunning imagery through post-production

-Sharpen landscape and night sky photography skills

-Expand general understanding of Photoshop and digital photography

 

Intended Audience:

Amateur Landscape Photographers

Digital Camera Novices

Graphic Designers

Photoshop & Photomatix users

 

Course Requirements:

Basic Photoshop Skills

Basic Photography Knowledge

 

I'm a graphic designer. I speak English and French. Raised in Florida, live in Utah.

 

My photography preferences are fairly narrow I would say, and perhaps not too sophisticated from some more artsy points of view. Nevertheless, I am a good artist myself when it comes to realistic drawing...I chiefly prefer landscape photography and other photos to a much lesser extent. One trait I like in photos would include crisp, sharp images. I don't care much for images with a mid-depth area in focus and an out of focus background and/or foreground. I wonder if my being quite nearsighted affects my dislike of such imagery? Besides soft images, I also don't like usage or reliance on dark vignettes framing every photo to make them look interesting. I think that is unattractive and gimmicky at best. I find random, poorly descriptive of cutesy titles to name a photo to be uninteresting at best and always annoying. This is especially true when no information is given about where it was taken, when and with what equipment.

 

Nikon D600

Pentax K-5

NIkon FM2

NIkon N90

Nikon D5000

Samsung HZ25W

 

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