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- Welcome (1:29)
- Practice Files
- Setting up & Saving a Workspace (3:43)
- Settings and Round Tripping (4:22)
- Introduction to the tools (6:00)
- Intro to Adjustment Layers (12:34)
- Working with Pixel Layers (12:28)
- smart objects vs tiff files (5:09)
- Starting with Smart Object Layers (5:26)
- Working with the Cleanup Tools (11:55)
- Working with Selections (10:30)
- Working with Contrast (10:59)
- Dodging & Burning with Selections (22:36)
- Focus Stacking (8:14)
- Warping, Free Transform & Content Aware Fill (13:17)
- Basic Workflow for Low Dynamic Range Scenes (14:41)
- Dual Processing a RAW file (10:33)
- Exposure Blending with Luminosity Selections (14:32)
- High ISO-s and Exposure Blending (20:49)
- Panoramas and Big Cleanup Jobs (22:41)
Everything you Need, and none of what you don't.
Photoshop is incredibly deep and powerful. And along with all of that ability comes a bloated interface that can be intimidating to learn. In this course I cover everything you need to know in Photoshop to process dynamic Landscape Photography, and none of the many things that Photoshop can do that has nothing to do with us as Landscape Photographers.
Covered in this course
- Setting up photoshop
- Round tripping between Lightroom and Photoshop
- Setting up and saving a workspace
- Utilizing Smart objects
- Using Adjustment Layers
- Using Layer Masks
- Using Pixel Layers
- Using Luminosity Masks
- Using Luminosity Selections
- Cleaning up images
- Exposure Blending
- Focus Stacking
- Dual Processing
- and much much more.