Follow along with me as I edit three portrait styles in Lightroom using VSCO Film. Go out and shoot some portraits or use some photos you already have on your computer. This class will you help you get aquainted with Lightroom if you're just starting out, as well as show how the VSCO Film presets can ch...

Photoshop CC 2017 for Photographers: New Features
Size: 535 MB | Duration: 0h 41m | Video: AVC (.mp4) 1280x720 30fps | Audio: AAC 48KHz 2ch
Genre: eLearning | Level: Beginner | Language: English

• Adobe never stops evolving Creative Cloud—including their flagship photo-editing software, Photoshop. Learn what's new for photographers in the latest version, Photoshop CC 2017.
• Photographer and educator Chris Orwig reviews the interface updates, such as the new Start screen, updated library, and search, as well as exciting photo-specific enhancements like selection and mask improvements and Face-Aware Liquify, which makes intelligent portrait retouching a snap. Plus, learn about sharing and selling your photos by publishing directly to Adobe Stock. The November 2016 release is just the first of many updates for Photoshop CC 2017. Chris will update the course as soon as new features are released. Check back often for new tutorials.

Creating a VFX Environment in MARI and NUKE

Throughout these MARI and NUKE tutorials, we'll focus on how to create a matte painting from a concept, then convert it into an actual camera projection environment. We'll blend all the elements to make the matte painting/camera projection more realistic.

Color is a powerful signal in video; it can subtly project emotion, mood, time of day, and location. Learn to manipulate these visual elements in a variety of shots, from interior spaces to outside landscapes, with color grading. Filmmaker, colorist, and experienced editor Simon Walker shows how to simulate a light source and different types of light, and choose an evocative color for your footage to tell the story of a particular location. Plus, learn techniques to change the time of day, the type of room, and the overall mood of a location.

You must be more than the guy pressing the button and familiar with manual settings.
Find out your “author’s voice” or your “author’s eye”.  The singularity that makes you recognizable as a photographer, as an author.

This class was made to help you purchase and use the right lenses for your own personal photography. What decisions go into choosing the right focal length for your image? How does compression and distortion work and on what is it most apparent? What lenses are a must-have in your bag that will help you tell your own story correctly?

Welcome to the Quick Start to After Effects. Quick Starts are a series of specially-constructed courses meant to be followed in sequence and include valuable exercises to reinforce learned concepts.

Color correction is the part of the post-production process where you balance all your clips to neutralize colors and get a uniform look to all the shots. Without color correction, your sequence can look disjointed and mismatched. This is different than color grading, in which you deliberately pull the look of the clips away from the natural and true to give them a stylized look to help sell the setting or mood.

Spot-on Accent Graphics in After Effects™ is dedicated to teach how to make all those popular circle bursts, pop-animations, accent graphics and short animations that fall into this category in a quick fashion so you can chunk it at once. In PART 7 we are going to make this:

Minimal Title Opener in After Effects is a series of classes where I want to show you how you can use After Effects to create these popular title animations to open up videos. Enroll the class  to create this animation:

All my Lightroom 5 training plus the essential Photoshop for Photographers course covering nearly everything a photographer needs to know in Photosho.

Hong Kong is a brilliant, chaotic mix of the exotic and the accessible—and the perfect introduction to exploring and photographing Southeast Asia. In this course, traveling photographer and Strobist.com founder David Hobby takes us there. He'll dispel any fears you might have about traveling abroad, stoke some anticipation, and send photo enthusiasts out, armed with new, solid info and a pocket list of can't-miss photos. Learn how to spend your time efficiently and not miss any of the best photo experiences Hong Kong has to offer.