We’ve all had those days when you’re racking your brain for something to photograph. Join Jeff Leimbach for a class packed with inspiration for new ideas, places, and times to create photos! It’s always a good idea to have some additional photographic ideas in your back pocket for those occasions when your original plans just don’t work out. No matter where you are, the time of day, or the type of weather, there’s always something to shoot if you are creative. By the end of the class you’ll be motivated to grab your camera, get out there, and make some photo magic.

https://www.patreon.com/posts/one-step-editing-119421671

I’ve been pouring a ton of time into a new on-device culling feature that works with an external hard drive (the UT2). Once you insert your memory card, it automatically identifies potential best images—around 20–30% of duplicates—and sends them off for editing. Refer to this video/post if you missed what the heck I'm talking about.  But, I don't want you to have to own this drive just to get a lot of these features, so I’m also developing a Mac  app that monitors a chosen folder for new RAW files and applies the same AI duplicate detection/editing behind the scenes. For now it is technically only possible to use the editing side of this workflow if you have an Imagen account - no other ai editing service has an api available for me to tap into.

https://www.patreon.com/posts/my-entire-client-122780735

I made the attached video a few weeks ago for http://get-it-together.co.uk online summit created and hosted by a fellow patreon supporter here, Michaela! Now that the event is over, I asked her if it would be okay to share my entire presentation for everyone here, and she graciously said yes. If you find it help, then I hope you go check out all the other presentations she had at the event.  If you ever wondered about any layer of my client/admin workflow, then this is it... in its entirety. Initial inquiry reply, how I setup my CRM, various email tools including superhuman, when and how I send contracts, followup, pre-wedding questionnaires, delivery emails, and more.

Language: English (US)

https://www.udemy.com/course/generative-ai-made-easy-video-audio-and-image-creation/

Language: English (US)

https://www.udemy.com/course/master-mobile-photography-learn-to-edit-photos-with-iphone/

Transform Your iPhone Photos with Various Editing Techniques and Take Your Mobile Photography to the Next Level

MixingLight - Getting Started With Blackmagic Cloud Storage in DaVinci Resolve

https://mixinglight.com/color-grading-tutorials/get-started-blackmagic-cloud-storage/

• Learn how to set up and share project media with collaborators in DaVinci Resolve with Blackmagic Cloud Storage and the BMD Camera App.
• In the release of DaVinci Resolve 18.6, Blackmagic Design announced the ability to sync media through Blackmagic Cloud.
• Previously, collaboration was limited to projects through the online Project Library (database), and you needed to find your own solution for media syncing. This provides an interesting new workflow option for teams to share projects and media in one inclusive system – completely controlled by DaVinci Resolve and Blackmagic Design ecosystem.
• This does not, however, replace any of your other project/database options. You can also continue using the Cloud Project Library to share projects and sync media through other means. You are not required to use Blackmagic’s cloud storage.

MixingLight - Fusion Tools for Colorists – Building Color Page Grading Tools

https://mixinglight.com/color-grading-tutorials/fusion-tools-for-colorists-build-your-own-color-tools/

In the second part of our series, we continue using tools you would normally reach for on the Color page – but on the Fusion page. This Insight is created for colorists, showing how to build your own custom Fusion macros to emulate LumaMix controls, an extended Curves tool, and an RGB-style mixer on the Fusion page.

MixingLight - Alpha Channel Manipulations 101 – DaVinci Resolve Fusion Fundamentals

https://mixinglight.com/color-grading-tutorials/fusion-mask-manipulations-101/

• n this compositing fundamentals Insight, you will learn the foundational techniques for manipulating an alpha channel: blur, tonal adjustments, and combining masks with basic math like subtract, multiply, minimum, and maximum. After understanding these foundational concepts, you have a better understanding of the parameters inside more complex keying plugins. You’ll be ready to start building more complex custom masks and have a deeper understanding of the buttons and sliders you’re manipulating.

On the heels of part 1, Shooting Travel Photos Like a Pro, Scott Kelby puts down the camera and teaches you how to bring your travel photos into Lightroom, get them organized, and process everything from the most basic shot and stitching multi-frame panoramas, to blending HDR while moving seamlessly between Lightroom and Photoshop. When the processing is complete you'll learn how to make slideshows and photo books that your friends and family will absolutely love.

This class is perfect for any photographer needing to learn or brush up on post processing.

Have you ever wished you could start your Lightroom catalog over from scratch and do it right? If you have, or if you are just starting to use Lightroom for this first time, then this class is for you. Join Scott Kelby as he walks you through his simplified Lightroom image management system (SLIM) that keeps his drive organized, his workflow simple, and his piece of mind intact. This is a class you’re going to want to watch in its entirety before you take action, but it may be just the thing you need to rethink how to use Lightroom from the ground up and see things in a new light. There’s a Q&A session with the live studio audience at the end to expand your understanding even further.

Learn how to take better portraits of the locals when you are traveling! Join Scott Kelby and Rick Sammon as they teach you a progression of techniques that you can use to make your travel photos come alive by including people in the scenes you capture. Scott and Rick start the class with a discussion of their favorite gear, and then jump right into giving you the tools you need to come back home with photos you are proud of and really show the culture of the location you visited. In this class you’ll learn about approaches for candid (and semi-candid) portraits, photographing the vendors and staff you interact with, getting the locals to pose, paying locals, hiring models, and so much more! Watch this class and decide to take these few extra steps on your next travel adventure and you’re sure to see an immediate change in your photography!

https://www.courses.academyofanimatedart.com/p/introduction_to_photorealistic_lighting

CreativeLive - Videography 101: How to Use Your Camera to Record Videos

Learn How to use your Mirrorless or DSLR Camera + Videography and Cinematography Theory for YouTube Videos + More

CreativeLive - Sharing, Publishing, and Archiving in Lightroom Desktop

https://www.creativelive.com/class/sharing-publishing-and-archiving-in-lightroom-desktop-jared-platt

AFTER THIS CLASS YOU’LL BE ABLE TO:

• Find and filter images with Sensei
• Share your albums on the web
• Connect with Lightroom Classic and mobile devices
• Archive your images for storage
• Print through Photoshop

Embrace the midday sun! Join Mary Bel on location in sunny St. Pete, where she will teach you how to make your subjects stand out in a variety of settings. Whether in a scenic park or a bustling cityscape, you’ll get a front-row seat as she showcases her creative techniques for turning harsh light and chaotic backgrounds into stunning portraits. Watch and learn as Mary transforms challenges into opportunities for epic shots!

Language: English | Size: 154.22 MB | Duration: 0h 34m