This class not only broadens your coloring spectrum, but also helps you figure out the coloring method to streamline your art process and make it even better.

Using only one constant light, watch how Peter inventively uses mirrors to turn it in to multiple lights. He is loving tethering with the Sony to Image Edge and how it allows him to shoot super fast catching those in between frames he might have usually missed, which in turn also helped with Abbey’s ongoing model training.

Peter gets asked a lot about shooting men and lighting bodies/ body builders. This tutorial shows you how he acheives a perfectly lit body that can be applied to all body types and even women.

This tutorial shows you how Peter works when he travels with a professional model. Shooting outside in 35 degree heat in a new country & in a small hotel with a small window, with only 1 & a half hours. There is also a start to finish retouch of a final image PLUS 2 files to download – A RAW file plus a TIFF file, with all Peter’s retouching & layers for you to see!

These tutorials cover all the tools Peter uses on Photoshop; how he uses them and why he uses them!

In this session Peter talks through his philosophy on how to train your eye and practice your craft to make your work yours, and to get your style into your own photography. Through playing around in the studio and creating story boards, this is how Peter has created his own look over 20+ years, and in this video he explains how he got to that point and how you can evolve your own photography.

Here you are, mic in place, instrument ready, player playing, life is good, one question remains: just how loud should you record that triangle part? Loud, very loud, extremely loud? What's the best level? Is there a best level? Should you care? Why should you care? If you have asked yourself these kinds of questions, if you spend a lot of time discreetly resetting clip lights and wondering what your DAW is trying to tell you then this video is for you. If you have not asked yourself these questions, you probably should because proper recording levels are the first step in a good sounding track. So watch the video already and find out just where to park your levels to give yourself the best chance at that best engineer Grammy Award.

Untreated DI tracks are often dry, lifeless and boring but reamping gives you endless creative possibilities to add new dimensions to your DI signals. In this video, Ben Lindell shows you everything you need to know to start using this essential technique.

The most commonly used tool in an audio engineer's toolkit is the venerable equalizer (EQ). Over the years, EQs have become a powerful creative tool and the most fundamental mixing and mastering device every engineer has at their disposal. In part 1 of the series, The Study of EQ Controls, Grammy winner Fab Dupont teaches you what each knob's function does, and in this tutorial, he dives even deeper to teach how and when to skillfully apply any type of EQ. Learn tricks and techniques that will help form or refine the foundation of how you approach EQing your mixes and masters.

In this Puremix tutorial, we go deep into Process Audio's COMP TWO plugin. Whether you're a seasoned audio engineer or a newbie, this video explains the major capabilities of this powerful instrument. You'll learn how to use the input and output controls, take use of side chain possibilities, and discover new features such as midside processing and dual mono mode. We'll show you how to shape your sound using COMP TWO, from flawless vocal compression to rich, saturated guitar tones. You'll also learn how to use the built-in transformer and amp settings to give your mix its distinct tonal character.

Fab goes over the history of compression and plays examples of different instruments with and without compression, including laying some drums off to tape. This is a must watch video for anybody who is looking at getting a thorough understanding of what compression is, where it comes from, and what it does.

In part two of our Logic Pro X Quickstart Series, Scott Griffin shows you how to use the powerful audio editing features of Logic Pro X.

Prepare for a lesson in composition, the secret sauce behind every captivating image. Trust me, the buzz was real when I shared this picture across all my social media platforms—it struck a chord with photographers everywhere! Now, join me as we venture behind the scenes, dissecting every aspect of this image. We’ll explore the intricacies of the chosen location, unveiling the ‘why’ that makes it magic. Brace yourself for an exclusive look at the RAW image and the reason behind the light placements, each choice meticulously explained.

This series will break down some of my more popular images. I will use behind the scenes video of the shoot, as well a pictures of the location and will break down the entire thought process leading up to, and during the photographic process. The tutorial will end with showing the image at its SOOC state and the final edit. The straight out of the camera images in this series look VERY close to the final edit.

In this tutorial, I break down a chaotic scene and show you how I used all of those elements to create a very soft and eye catching image. During this tutorial, I will show you behind the scenes including the entire scene that I was photographing in as well as the light and light placement.

Have you ever captured an image and things just didn’t come together like you planned? This happens to every single photographer multiple times over! This image was captured at one of my Light Exposed Workshops. Initially, I felt things would work. There was lots of chaos happening around us and it happened pretty fast! Because of that, I even had some camera settings wrong. There was also disconnect I felt after I was done. I decided to look at the image to see if I could change my thinking. I did, and I shared the image and to my surprise it was extremely well received.

This image has minimal photoshop. The secret sauce is choosing the location and the light…both NATURAL LIGHT and Created light.During this tutorial, I not only break down this image, but I also show you two other images that showcase what you can capture if your equipment doesn’t match mine. I share a natural light only image as well.

In this tutorial, I will give you personal behind the scenes video as I scout areas on a PAID client shoot. I will show you the results from each location. I have been asked to do a composition tutorial a very long time ago, and I couldn't figure out HOW I wanted to do it until now. I am utilizing only natural light, with my DSLR camera. We will go over several different locations, both indoors and out!

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When I want to make a black and white photo I usually do it in Capture One. In this video I show my black and white workflow that I have used for many years. I also show a Lightroom version which is really nice, fast and easy and it give me the same great result. There is some skin edit in this tutorial but not as much as in some others since it was not necessary for this photo.
Software: Capture One, Lightroom and Photoshop
Length: Introduction 5 minutes. Raw 12 & 7 minutes. Photoshop retouch 17 minutes.

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Color is one of the most important factors to think about when it comes to your photography. Using different colors in your photo can either make or break a great photo. This is why we have created the Mastering Color Essentials Video Course. In these videos, we are not just going to talk about white balance but we will also talk about different tools and features that can instantly correct the colors in your photos as well as was to apply creative color edits.