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.
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
Let’s get to some basics, the color picker
