Tag Archives: Adobe Photoshop

How to use Libraries in Photoshop CC – f64 Academy – Blake Rudis / f64 Academy

2019-09-27 by Fodifi | 0 Comments

Are you getting the most out of your Adobe CC subscription? If you are not using libraries in Photoshop CC, you probably aren’t…

Libraries aren’t the sexiest topic we can talk about on f.64 Academy, but if you know how to use them, it can be pretty hot. Uh-hmm, my wife said that I promise! Libraries come with your Adobe Photoshop CC subscription. You know that 20 Gigs of space you get when you sign up, that’s one of the things it can be used for. But with things like Dropbox, Google Drive, and Microsoft’s One Drive, is this space really helpful or just redundant?

I find the Adobe Library Creative Cloud storage space to be invaluable. I do have a colossal Dropbox drive for my business, and I store most everything there, but Adobe’s Creative Cloud is not necessarily for business documents, it’s for creative assets. Let’s bust a quick myth about Photoshop CC.

Source: How to use Libraries in Photoshop CC – f64 Academy

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How to fix over saturated photos in Photoshop – f64 Academy

2019-09-22 by Fodifi | 0 Comments

How to use the Inverted adjustment Layer to fix over-saturation

by Blake Rudis | Sep 20, 2019 | Intermediate, Tutorial

Have you ever seen Stranger Things on Netflix? It is one of my wife and I’s favorite shows to watch when the kids go to bed. We have far surpassed all the episodes and are longing for the next season. We are babies of the ’80s after all.

One thing I noticed in that highly addictive Netflix show is how much it can teach us about photo post-production. There is this alternate universe in the show, a very ugly place, that routinely finds itself seeping into the ordinary world. That got me thinking about the Invert Adjustment Layer in Photoshop.

When you first use it, it can be an ugly place, and quite frankly it does nothing fantastic to portraits, babies, or beautiful landscapes. However, there is important data in that upside-down world and if we can learn to harness it, we can unlock some incredible knowledge about our photos.

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Workflow en beeldbewerking voor natuurfotografen – Bart Heirweg

2019-07-11 by Fodifi | Comments Off

Deze workshop leert je een handige workflow ontwikkelen, aangepast aan de noden van natuur- en landschapsfotografen. Aan de hand van mijn eigen beelden illustreer ik hoe ik mijn foto’s afwerk en welke instellingen ik hierbij gebruik. Ik licht ook toe hoe je best de bestanden op je computer organiseert en hoe je een catalogus best opbouwt. Deze workshop heeft echter niet de intentie om Lightroom en Photoshop van A tot Z te bespreken.

Source: Workflow en beeldbewerking voor natuurfotografen – Bart Heirweg

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PHOTOSHOP WORKFLOW ESSENTIALS – ZSE6 Bonus 3 – f.64 Elite by Blake Rudis

2019-07-08 by Fodifi | Comments Off

THE ZONE SYSTEM EXPRESS 6

Lesson3 : Workflow Analysis

I have spent the last ten years perfecting my photographic workflow. One of the major innovations I made in this time was the development of the Zone System Express, an incredible tool that helps me maintain a consistent and predictable workflow. It has been through 5 iterations so far and the 6th is going to revolutionize the way you edit your photos.

I can’t just leave you with a tool, while it is a powerhouse, it is nothing without the education to go along with it. With the panel comes 8 hours of education that will teach you my workflow of Tone, Color, and Effects

Source: ZSE6 Bonus #3 – f.64 Elite

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PHOTOSHOP WORKFLOW ESSENTIALS – ZSE6 Bonus 2 – f.64 Elite by Blake Rudis

2019-07-08 by Fodifi | Comments Off

Lesson2 : Blake’s Anatomy (of a layer in Ps)

Source: ZSE6 Bonus 2 – f.64 Elite

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Photoshop Workflow Essentials ZSE6-Bonus 1 – f.64 Elite by Blake Rudis

2019-07-08 by Fodifi | Comments Off

The Zone System Express 6

Lesson1 : Understanding Photoshop’s Layer Types for a better Workflow

Source: ZSE6-Bonus 1 – f.64 Elite

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Adobe test duurdere Creative Cloud-abonnementen – Shoot

2019-05-03 by Fodifi | Comments Off

Het fotografie-abonnement is het goedkoopste pakket van Creative Cloud. Voor 10 dollar per maand krijg je toegang tot Photoshop, Lightroom, Lightroom Classic en 20GB online opslag. In de Verenigde Staten wordt dat abonnement voortaan geleverd met 1TB opslag, wat de prijs van het abonnement optrekt naar 20 dollar per maand, zo merkte Petapixel op.

Lees meer: Adobe test duurdere Creative Cloud-abonnementen – Shoot

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The Color Picker in Photoshop – f64 Academy

2019-01-04 by Fodifi | Comments Off

Let’s get to some basics, the color picker

Photoshop is such a massive program it can be very easy to get lost in all of its intricacies. With so many features and bells and whistles, it is very easy for us to get used to one tool and know it very well. All the while we can very easily glance over the basic tools and often take them for granted, like the color picker.

I recently published a tutorial that showcased the difference blend mode. During the tutorial, I spent quite a bit of time in the color picker within Photoshop. After the tutorial was all said and done, I received an email asking me about the color picker and why theirs looked different. After a look at a screenshot form them I could see that a different radio dial had been selected before my tutorial. That clued me in that I have yet to discuss this intricate tool and cover all of the little facets of color selection.

At first glance, it looks like a tool to select a color. However, there is a lot of useful information packed into all the ones and zeros there. In this tutorial, I will break it down for you so you can make better color selections.

Source: The Color Picker in Photoshop – f64 Academy by Blake Rudis

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Saving Your Scene using Free Transform in Photoshop

2018-12-24 by Fodifi | Comments Off

Saving Your Scene using Free Transform in Photoshop

by Jim Welninski | Nov 10, 2018 | Artistic Vision, editing skills, Imagination, Tutorials | 6 comments

I made my first trip to Scotland about a year and a half ago. On the first stop of the first day, I took a shot that I was sure was going to be epic. It turned out to be not so epic at all. I used a wide angle lens for something that really needed a longer focal length and the shot was far less than what I had hoped for. Free Transform to the rescue!

Photoshop allowed me to not only rescue the shot but to actually make it better than it would have been had I shot it “properly”. I was struck by the way the mountain in the shot dominated the scene and if I had used a different focal length the mountain would have certainly been big but the shot would have lost its impact because of the lack of context and scale. When I got home and saw the file I was disappointed but I also remembered what drove me to press the shutter button in the first place. That was the vision that I needed to recapture in post-processing…

Bron: http://alteredspacephoto.com/2018/11/10/free-transforms-photoshop/