PHO 228 - Week 7b - October 9

Week 7b - October 9

Assignment 2 - Interpretive Prints Resources

Lightroom Tools

Virtual Copies/Snapshots/Presets (Develop Presets) (Brush Presets)

Lightroom Profiles and Presets

Save Develop Presets with catalog

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Collections/Smart Collections/Collection Sets

Favorite Collections

Exercise 5 - Tone Curves

Exercise 6 - Color toning in Photoshop

Color Toning/Split Toning/Color Grading

Exercise 5 - Tone Curves

This page has a lot of info about Tone Curves and how to use them.

Ultimate Guide to ACR Lightroom Color Grading ToolComplete guide to Color grading in Lightroom and Adobe Camera RAW, all settings explained and applied to different types of photos

How Selective Masks Transform a Raw File Into a Finished ShotMasking can make or break a landscape photo. It’s what lets you balance a bright sky against dark terrain or fix strange color casts without ruining the rest of the frame. Coming to you from Christian Möhrle - The Phlog Photography, this detailed video shows how masking in Lightroom turns an ordinary raw file into a polished, natural-looking landscape. Möhrle begins with the basics with small global adjustments to exposure, black levels, and saturation before explaining why these sliders often fall short. When you pull down highlights to recover a sky, the shadows in the river flatten out.

Intentional Camera Movement Page

Portfolio - Roxanne Bouché Overton

Free OnOne Presets and Profiles

How to Copy the Color Grading of a Painting to Your PhotosOne of the most recognizable aspects of any visual artist's style is their color grading, and it is a fantastic way to really level up your own work. If there is a painting, movie, photo, or some other visual piece that you really love the color grading of, this fantastic video tutorial will show you how to copy it directly to one of your own photos using Photoshop. Coming to you from Unmesh Dinda with PiXimperfect, this great video tutorial will show you how to copy the color grading of one frame onto your own image using Photoshop.

6 Common Mistakes Landscape Photographers Make When Editing SkiesEditing the sky in a landscape image is a critical skill for creating a compelling final product. However, many photographers, especially beginners, struggle with over-processing the sky, making it appear unnatural and detracting from the overall image. This helpful video tutorial will show you six common mistakes and how to improve your sky edits. Coming to you from Andrea Livieri, this great video addresses six common mistakes made when editing skies and provides solutions for each. One major mistake is over-saturating the sky, which can make the colors look unrealistic and overwhelming.

Epson Print Layout 2 pages.pdf

Copy of Printing in Photoshop

Printing in Lightroom

Copy of Printing in Lightroom

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