Adobe Photoshop Lightroom is the industry standard for post-production workflow and in The Ultimate Lightroom Classic CC Workflow, you’ll learn Jared Platt’s gold standard for retouching and managing files quickly and efficiently.

Trying to get noticed in a crowded market can feel like an exercise in futility – it is seriously tough to rise above the noise...unless you have a team of people backing you up. Learn how to make that happen in Community Marketing for Wedding Photographers with Katelyn James. Katelyn cultivates community, not clients. That differentiation has helped her excel in business and allows her to work with enthusiastic clients who are prepared to pay professional rates.

Correctly setup tethered shooting

Share your collections with clients

Curate public and private collections

Utilize the watched folder process

With the ability to create 3D text and objects in Dobe Photoshop you can create fully realized commercial concepts in a fraction of the time. In this course, we will put together a complete commercial product composite using custom 2D and 3D elements as well as stock 3D objects.

Combining Adobe® Lightroom® CC and Adobe® Photoshop® CC for a Seamless Workflow.

Color Theory is often referred to as "Painter's Knowledge." However, the truth is that having a strong foundation in Color Theory as a photographer can make a world of difference in your finishing effects and help you define your artistic style. Post processing expert Blake Rudis walks through Color Theory from the basics to the practical application so that you can improve your photography, post processing techniques, and style.

This course goes through each individual aspect of creating a character concept art piece. We will take you through why we are using certain tools and how to use them effectively, from working with the chalk brush to selecting the colors. We start by breaking it down into a simple way to sketch, color, and detail a character. The style is more of an animated, storybook look taking inspiration from our first iOS game, Eat Sheep. This farm wrangler would be considered a "bad guy" and we go through how to add elements that parallel his personality and what his role in the game is. 

Use FBX, OBJ and .Blend files within Unity

Update Assets

Create exportable prefabs to be used in other projects

Apply components like colliders and rigidbodies

Understanding how Blender handles assets and data is fundamental to working efficiently! In this course, we will cover

TREAD takes us on a ride through the entire workflow of hard surface asset creation, from start to finish line.

We'll explore how we can harness modifiers and non-destructive modeling techniques in Blender to design complex models with relative ease. We will discover some tools to help us create efficient UV unwraps which will also play a critical role in clean, high quality textures. Using Substance Painter, we will generate those textures which will bring life into our model. Finally, we will look at importing our game-ready asset into Unreal Engine and set up a material using our texture maps.

The techniques explored in TREAD will provide a universal basis for tackling any future hard surface modeling, and build a foundation for understanding the game asset pipeline in its entirety.

In this Blender tutorial series, we’ll take a look at how Blender and Substance Painter can work together to create awesome looking textures that will work well in Unity. You’ll learn the whole workflow including exploding your geometry, baking in both Blender and Substance, using smart materials, working with masks and paint effects to edit completely non-destructively, exporting the results to Unity, and a whole lot more

Bring Your Ideas to Life with 3D Printing

Join me, Porter Nielsen as we use Blender and PrusaSlicer to design, create, and print anything you can imagine, with step-by-step guidance for all skill levels.

Shooting The Details

Shooting The Dress

Shooting The Shoes

Shooting The Rings

The Getting Dressed Process

The First Look

Exif information, including shutter speeds, ISO, and f-stop

Lenses chosen and focal lengths utilized

Whether the image was shot in aperture priority or manual, and why

What camera body was used

Full descriptions of the lighting used or created

When Susan Stripling was a new wedding photographer, there weren’t many wedding photography case studies available to learn wedding photography. As the years went by, and more opportunities for education were available, Susan still didn’t get precisely what she needed : how to make something out of nothing.

https://www.udemy.com/course/the-ultimate-sketchup-course-for-interior-design/ 

Blender beginners course, modeling in blender, blender 3d, Animation in blender