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Tijdens de lezing van landschapsfotograaf Bart Heirweg gisteren in Mariakerke toonde hij een werkmethode met helderheidsmaskers (Luminosity Mask) om zijn foto’s te bewerken. Daarbij verwees hij naar het gratis pakket Easy Panel van Shutter Evolve. Meer informatie over dit paneel en het gebruik ervan vind je door te klikken op onderstaande link.
I have long been a fan of the Orton Effect. So much so, that I built my variation of it for the Zone System Express called “Radiance 2.0”. The glowing effect makes an amazing atmosphere for your photo, regardless of the genre, but I wanted it in some Glow Brushes too!
The other day I was experimenting with the Radiance 2.0, and I thought, “What I wouldn’t give to have this kind of glow, but in a brush!” Of course, your first thought is to just mask the effect in Photoshop, there’s a brush, right?
Sure, but I want even MORE control than that.
Source: Glow Brushes in ACR and Lightroom {Video} – f64 Academy
With all interior architecture images, there is a need to fix the perspective as many perspective altering variables come into play. What lens are you using, are you tilting your camera up or down to make it all fit, or is the camera slightly off center? All of these things can throw off our interior architecture images, and each one will come with a different set of problems for fixing them.
There is a tool in Photoshop that just may save the day in many of the scenarios listed above. The Perspective Crop tool is unique in that it fixes the perspective while cropping the image as the name so graciously implies 
The Perspective Crop tool is, however, not the easiest thing to comprehend because a little bit of this and a little bit of that can really mess the photo up. In today’s tutorial I will give you some direction, but here are some best practices to consider
Lees meer: The Perspective Crop Tool in Photoshop – Video – f64 Academy
Let’s get to some basics, the color pickerPhotoshop 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
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/
Download hier het e-book over zwart-wit fotografie. Zwart-wit fotografie lijkt eenvoudig: met één klik zet je het om in zwart-wit. Maar er valt veel meer uit te halen waardoor het beeld veel krachtiger word. En je gaat ook anders fotograferen als je in zwart-wit denkt. Wie al in het veld leert kijken door een zwart-witbril …
Source: Bedankt voor je interesse in ons ebook – Natuurfotoworkshop
Blake Rudis van f64 Academy legt in 12 korte videotutorials uit hoe je o.a. een speciale kerstkaart kunt maken. Van 13 tot 24 december 2018 wordt dagelijks een extra tip voorgelegd en uitgewerkt. Laat het u inspireren!!!
Je kunt de video’s hier bekijken.
Learning composition in photography is a critical element of photography basics. The ability to understand composition techniques can genuinely help you make a difference in your photography, allowing you to take better photos every time. There are several different rules to keep in mind when planning the perfect picture taking session, including the following:
Remove Color Cast in Photoshop Within Minutes
Even though modern cameras try to neutralize a fair portion of color cast and you’ve got the possibility to adjust the White Balance, color cast remains a common problem in the majority of the images we capture. It might not always be prominent but just a slight touch of color cast can be enough to make a great image appear less impressive.
Source: 3 Ways to Remove Color Cast in Photoshop – CaptureLandscapes
