7/31/2016
Kai gives 5 reasons for owning a 70-200mm lens while shooting part time footballists with photographer Matt Usher.
7/31/2016
If you are a Lightroom user, keep your attention with this tip. Our friend Udi Tirosh (from DIYP) has a solution to "just" save over 10 gigs or more (yes, this is right, gigs!!) of space on your hard drive. It has to do with how Lightroom updates, watch the video or read the full post on www.diyphotography.net
How to save 10s of gigabytes with lightroom temp files
And remember, follow Udi and his team, they always have great news about photography..
7/31/2016
In this video Angela Michelle Perez show you how she achieves high quality beauty photographs on a very low budget.
Text, image and video via AngelaMichellePerez
How to Beauty Photography on a budget
Text, image and video via AngelaMichellePerez
7/30/2016
In this episode, Serge Ramelli will show you how to add some long exposure sky to your long exposure photo.
Amazing Trick to Add Some Long Exposure to the Sky
1. If you want to see how to shoot super long exposure, check out this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ouW0c...
2. Once you have retouched your photos as per the video, you go to Photoshop and add a sky layer, if you need some sky textures I have included one in the free source files link above. You must be logged in to download.
Or you can purchase my full sky collection and get 50% off using the Discount Code: 50SKY
3. Put the layer into Multiply mode.
4. Use the Filter - Blur gallery - Path Blur.
Play around with this to give your wind some direction and add some speed, make it faster if you have a super long exposure.
7/29/2016
The underworld series is a mix of Rebecca's love for decaying buildings adding a surreal element by adding creative conceptual ideas into them with beautiful models and clothing to bring out the beauty in darkness inside these crumbling ruins.
Created by invitation from Hades, each photo tells a story of darkness and death.
Text, image and video via Elinchrom
Behind the Scenes - The Underworld Series - by Rebecca Bathory
Created by invitation from Hades, each photo tells a story of darkness and death.
- Photos by Rebecca Bathory | rebeccabathory.com
- Filmed by TPA | thephotographeracademy.com
Text, image and video via Elinchrom
7/29/2016
TOP 10 LESSONS LEARNED:
Top 10 Lessons Learned from my First Cinematographer Job!
7/29/2016
Today on The Slanted Lens:
Text, image and video via The Slanted Lens
Creating Live Action Motion in Tight Spaces
Today on The Slanted Lens:
We’re out here on this great curvy road and we’re going to shoot a fabulous live action motion shot, a panning shot, using our Syrp Genie Mini (syrp.co.nz/), and our Matthews car mounts (msegrip.com/). Let’s get started and see what we can do.
Keep those cameras rollin' and keep on clickin'.
-Jay P.
7/29/2016
In this video tutorial Marcin Mikus is going to show you an amazing way of sharpening in Photoshop.
To Sharpen our portrait image we are going to use frequency separation technique. Thanks to this we are going to have full control on the sharpening and it'll allow as to get natural results.
Amazing Way to Sharpen Portrait Images in Photoshop
In this video tutorial Marcin Mikus is going to show you an amazing way of sharpening in Photoshop.
To Sharpen our portrait image we are going to use frequency separation technique. Thanks to this we are going to have full control on the sharpening and it'll allow as to get natural results.
7/29/2016
While CreativeLive crew was filming a star photography course for Night Photography Week in the Alabama Hills, they saw something amazing, and were able to capture it on film.
The fireball streaking across the sky was the largest, brightest, and longest that any of them had ever seen. It began to break up slowly as it entered the atmosphere, and lit up the entire sky. It came from the West over the Sierra mountains (Mt. Whitney), and streaked across the entire night sky to the East, towards Nevada. About 5 minutes after they stopped filming, they heard a significant boom far off into the distance.
Chinese Rocket Fireball Over California
The fireball streaking across the sky was the largest, brightest, and longest that any of them had ever seen. It began to break up slowly as it entered the atmosphere, and lit up the entire sky. It came from the West over the Sierra mountains (Mt. Whitney), and streaked across the entire night sky to the East, towards Nevada. About 5 minutes after they stopped filming, they heard a significant boom far off into the distance.
7/29/2016
Behind-the-scenes about Brandon Li´s short film Hong Kong Strong. How it was made, why it was made, what gear was used.
A deep dive into the many layers of Hong Kong. A film about the madness and beauty of this seemingly impossible city in the days leading up to Chinese New Year. And an exploration of my own Cantonese heritage.
Hong Kong Strong: Director's Commentary
A deep dive into the many layers of Hong Kong. A film about the madness and beauty of this seemingly impossible city in the days leading up to Chinese New Year. And an exploration of my own Cantonese heritage.
7/28/2016
Grab your flip flops and head to the beach in AYP Show's latest episode with photographer Huntington Witherill. Witherill walks us through his photoshoot from start to finish and shows us how to visualize. He shares great tips for taking one-of-a-kind photos!
If you liked this video, check out our other videos with Huntington!
Landscape Photography Tips & Shoot with Huntington Witherill
Grab your flip flops and head to the beach in AYP Show's latest episode with photographer Huntington Witherill. Witherill walks us through his photoshoot from start to finish and shows us how to visualize. He shares great tips for taking one-of-a-kind photos!
If you liked this video, check out our other videos with Huntington!
- 12 Composition Secrets with Huntington Witherill
- The Power Of Visualization: 5 Composition Secrets with Huntington Witherill
7/28/2016
The Spin Blur allows you to add radial movement to a static image. In this episode, Phlearn use the Spin Blur to rotate the wheels and tires of a car, making it look like it is moving!
How to Use Spin Blur in Photoshop
7/28/2016
Photographer Karl Taylor is back with another video sketch walkthrough on one of his professional photography studio lighting setups.
How to photograph a Very Angry Man! (Photography lighting explanation)
First of all let's explain a little bit about this campaign. We've got this picture of these two angry guys and we also shot some other people with similar expressions.Text, image and video via Karl Taylor
You can see this campaign was all about these guys being VERY frustrated!
Enjoy, -said Karl-
7/28/2016
Photography Pitch: Tips to move into the professional market
In this episode, Doug McKinlay shares his advice for those looking to move into the professional market specifically regarding selling photo story ideas to magazines and newspapers.
7/28/2016
HOW NOT TO FIX A CANON 80D CAMERA
7/28/2016
In this video, learn how to capture slow motion video that enhances your story, and puts you in the moment. From frame rates and shutter speeds, to flicker-free lighting and captivating blocking, you’ll be shooting beautiful slow motion in no time.
Text, image and video via B and H
How to Shoot Slow Motion That Enhances Your Story
Text, image and video via B and H
7/27/2016
There were a lot of amazing photos that came out of Winter Storm Jonas. But whether you called it Jonas or just The Blizzard of the Year, one thing is certain: the photo that has been shared more than any other captured during the blizzard has to be Blizzard Snow Storm in NYC by Michele Palazzo, AKA @streetfauna.
In one incredibly artistic frame, this shot captured the harrowing conditions that Jonas produced at one of the most iconic locations on Earth, the Flatiron building in NYC.
Plenty of people have shared this shot across the Internet all over the world and made this shot an Icon that went viral for over 3 weeks.
In this highlight version, Michele tells the story behind this shot, what happened after and how many incredible coincidences are connected to it. But most important of all, how a photo becomes viral and what to expect in those crazy days!
Full Version Here:youtu.be/OYMOc1S1AvU
\Michele Palazzo, @streetfauna on Instagram
Text, image and video via B and H
The Life of a Viral Photographer
In one incredibly artistic frame, this shot captured the harrowing conditions that Jonas produced at one of the most iconic locations on Earth, the Flatiron building in NYC.
Plenty of people have shared this shot across the Internet all over the world and made this shot an Icon that went viral for over 3 weeks.
In this highlight version, Michele tells the story behind this shot, what happened after and how many incredible coincidences are connected to it. But most important of all, how a photo becomes viral and what to expect in those crazy days!
Full Version Here:youtu.be/OYMOc1S1AvU
\Michele Palazzo, @streetfauna on Instagram
7/27/2016
Watch Behind the scenes as Alexi shoots Rosie Huntington-Whitely for Harper Bazaar UK!
BTS - Shooting Rosie Huntington-Whitely for Harper Bazaar UK September 2016
7/27/2016
Calling all aspiring travel photographers! Take a behind-the-scenes look at how Instagramming sensation Rich McCor (@paperboyo) recreates and captures world landmarks.
How to be an Insta-vidual: behind-the-scenes with @paperboyo and Lonely Planet Kids
7/27/2016
Natural daylight has one main direction, dictated by the position of the Sun. Replicate this by altering the balance between individual lights in your setup.
Great lighting brings out the best in your products and shows off your nice styling.A versatile lighting setup should be arranged symmetrically around the product area giving you consistency in color, detail and freedom to make adjustments.
By altering the balance between the individual lights in your setup, you can achieve dramatically different styles.When combined with diffusers and reflectors, your creative possibilities become almost infinite.
Zoom in to showcase texture and details like stitching, buttons and zippers.
Credits:
Host: Matt Brasier
Videographer: Alex Buhl
Art Direction & Animation: Emmanouel Ioannidis
Photo equipment: StyleShoots
Text, image and video via styleshoots.com/tutorials
How to Use Light Direction to Emphasize Details in your Apparel/Garments
Great lighting brings out the best in your products and shows off your nice styling.A versatile lighting setup should be arranged symmetrically around the product area giving you consistency in color, detail and freedom to make adjustments.
By altering the balance between the individual lights in your setup, you can achieve dramatically different styles.When combined with diffusers and reflectors, your creative possibilities become almost infinite.
Zoom in to showcase texture and details like stitching, buttons and zippers.
Credits:
Host: Matt Brasier
Videographer: Alex Buhl
Art Direction & Animation: Emmanouel Ioannidis
Photo equipment: StyleShoots
Text, image and video via styleshoots.com/tutorials
7/26/2016
7/26/2016
Learn how to clean up your foreground and background to make sports pictures that grab your viewers attention.
How to clean up your foreground and background to make awesome sports pictures by David Bergman
7/26/2016
In the latest Sekonic video, Joe Brady clearly and thoughtfully explores different lighting styles using the Sekonic 478-DR-EL light meter that could benefit both you and your clients.
4 Lighting Styles Using the Sekonic 478DR for Elinchrom
In the latest Sekonic video, Joe Brady clearly and thoughtfully explores different lighting styles using the Sekonic 478-DR-EL light meter that could benefit both you and your clients.
7/25/2016
From France, our friend Monsieur Nède sends us this video filmed from the first-person perspective. He is an experimented collodionist and this what he feels during the process.
Be the collodionist filmed from the first-person perspective
Shooting wet plate collodion under full sun with some crazy temperatures in South Of France, My gopro was rigged to my chest to share the experience!
7/24/2016
Never one to stray far from the pulse of the zeitgeist, Nick Knight embraced pop culture by shooting reality sensation, Twitter phenomenon and all round girl-of-the-moment Kim Kardashian for V magazine. The uncut footage from Nick Knight's shoot can be seen here.
The editorial images are available to view on SHOWstudio.com | Text, via SHOWstudio
More than 4 hours of uncut BTS footage of Kim Kardashian for V magazine
Never one to stray far from the pulse of the zeitgeist, Nick Knight embraced pop culture by shooting reality sensation, Twitter phenomenon and all round girl-of-the-moment Kim Kardashian for V magazine. The uncut footage from Nick Knight's shoot can be seen here.
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| Kim Kardashian by Nick Knight for V Magazine via showstudio.tumblr.com |
The editorial images are available to view on SHOWstudio.com | Text, via SHOWstudio
7/24/2016
In this highlight version, Nicholas Pappagallo shares insights, ideas, tips and images with stories meant to inspire you to plan ahead and to wait patiently for the light to be right.
Patience & Consistency, for the Winning Shot
7/24/2016
Thanks to LG, together with Unbox Therapy were able to create something spectacular! This setup is comprised of 40 4K OLED displays (24 - 65-Inch and 16 - 77-inch).
Forty Screens: The most insane setup ever
Thanks to LG, together with Unbox Therapy were able to create something spectacular! This setup is comprised of 40 4K OLED displays (24 - 65-Inch and 16 - 77-inch).
7/24/2016
Interview with wedding photographer Franck Boutonnet for Shotkit. To see more of Franck's work and what camera gear he uses, visit shotkit.com/franck-boutonnet
Wedding Photography Tips with Franck Boutonnet for Shotkit
7/23/2016
Ralph Fiennes shot exclusively for The Gentleman's Journal in London. Shot by Dylan Don.
Behind the Scenes: Ralph Fiennes for The Gentleman’s Journal
Ralph Fiennes shot exclusively for The Gentleman's Journal in London. Shot by Dylan Don.
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| The Gentleman's Journal Cover |
7/23/2016
Shine is great on silver and gold but not so much on your portrait subjects face. It is not too difficult to fix oily skin in Photoshop. Stay tuned and Joe Edelman will show you a super quick retouching tip to eliminate shiny skin or oily skin in both Photoshop and Lightroom.
It’s summer time… you shoot a wedding or an outdoor portrait and because of the heat your subject has shiny skin or your new to lighting and haven’t quite perfected things yet and you have a great shot – but your subjects skin is shiny – it's actually really easy to fix in post production.
A few quick reminders… FIX it in post is NEVER the best solution – so as you are practising and learning your craft – ALWAYS strive to get it right in camera.
Also – if you are doing portraits or headshots or modeling shots and you really want to up your game – lighting is just a piece of the puzzle – you need to find a great makeup artist to really get your images to a pro level.
Ok – to the retouching tip…
Here is a great portrait that was posted in Joe Edelman´s Facebook group by Stig-Arve Holmem from Norway. They have a very pretty young subject with lots of personality but no makeup artist and the image is just slightly over exposed, so they wind up with shiny skin in the forehead, nose and tops of the cheeks.
So do we scrap the image? Heck no – it’s a great shot and easily repaired.
If you photograph people - Joe Edelman would love to have you as a member of his Facebook Group:https://www.facebook.com/groups
Portrait Retouching Tip: Fix Shiny Skin in Photoshop & Lightroom
It’s summer time… you shoot a wedding or an outdoor portrait and because of the heat your subject has shiny skin or your new to lighting and haven’t quite perfected things yet and you have a great shot – but your subjects skin is shiny – it's actually really easy to fix in post production.
A few quick reminders… FIX it in post is NEVER the best solution – so as you are practising and learning your craft – ALWAYS strive to get it right in camera.
Also – if you are doing portraits or headshots or modeling shots and you really want to up your game – lighting is just a piece of the puzzle – you need to find a great makeup artist to really get your images to a pro level.
Ok – to the retouching tip…
Here is a great portrait that was posted in Joe Edelman´s Facebook group by Stig-Arve Holmem from Norway. They have a very pretty young subject with lots of personality but no makeup artist and the image is just slightly over exposed, so they wind up with shiny skin in the forehead, nose and tops of the cheeks.
So do we scrap the image? Heck no – it’s a great shot and easily repaired.
If you photograph people - Joe Edelman would love to have you as a member of his Facebook Group:https://www.facebook.com/groups
7/23/2016
This is a detailed guide to setting up interviews for interiors and lighting them. This guide covers composition, challenges, lenses, focal lengths and, of course, lighting.
How To Setup and Light Interviews for Interiors
This is a detailed guide to setting up interviews for interiors and lighting them. This guide covers composition, challenges, lenses, focal lengths and, of course, lighting.
7/23/2016
Shooting in the sun offers the brightest, most easily available source of light possible, but shooting outside brings its own set of challenges.
How to Shape Outdoor Light
Shooting in the sun offers the brightest, most easily available source of light possible, but shooting outside brings its own set of challenges.
In this video, learn some tricks that will help you make the most of natural light, from diffusion and bounce boards, to simply shooting in the shade. Who says you need big lights to work outside?
7/23/2016
Feature documentary editor Kevin Klauber walks us through how to hold screenings of your projects, and why screenings are important. Whether you’re an accomplished filmmaker, or just getting started in film school, every filmmaker will make some questionable decisions in the creative process.
Text, image, links and video via RocketJump Film School
The Power of Screenings
Everyone can misjudge how their film will actually impact an audience... In fact, making bad decisions is often part of the process! However, learning from these bad decisions and correcting course is how we become better storytellers. This video is about taking the time to learn what's working in your film (and what's not) by screening your work.
Want to screen your work, but aren't sure who to share it with? Come check out the "Critique Me!" Section in their forums: http://bit.ly/RJFS_CritiqueMe
Or ask them questions directly here: http://j.mp/PowerOfScreenings
Very special thanks to Kevin Klauber for creating this lesson with us! You can check out what work he's done here: kevinklauber.com
Want to screen your work, but aren't sure who to share it with? Come check out the "Critique Me!" Section in their forums: http://bit.ly/RJFS_CritiqueMe
Or ask them questions directly here: http://j.mp/PowerOfScreenings
Very special thanks to Kevin Klauber for creating this lesson with us! You can check out what work he's done here: kevinklauber.com
7/23/2016
This week we share with you 9 LIFE SAVING hacks that will make your next film shoot run more efficiently!
9 Filmmaking Hacks for Efficiency
7/22/2016
Go behind the scenes with The Art of Mezame in collaboration with Broncolor Singapore and featuring Rainer Cosplay as Lightning from Final Fantasy XIII.
Equipment:
Powered by broncolor Siros L lighting system and Phase One XF 100MP + Hasselblad H3DII-39 medium format camera systems
And the 360º behind the scenes video
In-depth blog post on how it's done via theartofmezame.com
Write your comment and let me know what you prefer, traditional or 360º
Traditional or 360º BTS videos? Go behind the scenes of The Art of Mezame
Go behind the scenes with The Art of Mezame in collaboration with Broncolor Singapore and featuring Rainer Cosplay as Lightning from Final Fantasy XIII.
Equipment:
Powered by broncolor Siros L lighting system and Phase One XF 100MP + Hasselblad H3DII-39 medium format camera systems
And the 360º behind the scenes video
In-depth blog post on how it's done via theartofmezame.com
Write your comment and let me know what you prefer, traditional or 360º
7/22/2016
Advancing Your Photography Show's host Marc Silber walks us through a quick lesson in Lightroom basics that will leave you feeling confident and comfortable editing your own photographs.
Learn Lightroom Develop Basics in 6 Minutes by Marc Silber
Marc starts by sharing his work flow with us and ends with a stunning before and after.
7/22/2016
Monsieur Nède´s dremel was fixed and he cleaned his workshop...there were some camera parts hanging around :
DIY 6x7 medium format camera
7/22/2016
One of the most difficult things a photographer will ever have to do is to create an estimate for a potential job.
There is virtually no information out there on how to do this, and that is why it is a big part of our Keatley Survival Guide workshop.
Ads: How to Bid For Photographers by John Keatley
There is virtually no information out there on how to do this, and that is why it is a big part of our Keatley Survival Guide workshop.
Creating a solid bid or estimate can often be the difference between thriving and going out of business. For more info, check out our site at keatleysurvivalguide.com.
Text, image, link and video via John Keatley
Text, image, link and video via John Keatley
7/22/2016
Today on The Slanted Lens, they are going to show you how to create shafts of light both for still images and for film.
Creating Shafts of Light for Photo and Video
Today on The Slanted Lens, they are going to show you how to create shafts of light both for still images and for film.
I love the look of light streaming into a room for video as well as photos. There are four principles that come into play when you're creating shafts of light in camera. You'll need light and atmosphere. My favorite thing to use for atmosphere is a fog or smoke machine from Rosco (http://www.rosco.com). Check it out and then share your images on our FB group! http://bit.ly/20pDWeu
Keep those cameras rollin' and keep on clickin'.
-Jay P.
7/21/2016
Here are five reasons why this is the best smartphone for photographers. It can actually replace a real camera like the RX100, X70, etc.
5 Reasons to Buy a Panasonic CM1- The Best Camera Phone
Here are five reasons why this is the best smartphone for photographers. It can actually replace a real camera like the RX100, X70, etc.
7/21/2016
Wolfcrow has never seen a video explaining why three point lighting exists and why we should use it, so this is that video.
Get Your Free Report! http://wolfcrow.com/11freetools (The 11 Tools and DIY Hacks I Use To Shoot All My Professional-looking Videos)
For more information and links, click here: wolfcrow.com/blog
Text, image and video via wolfcrow
What is three point lighting and why do we use it?
Wolfcrow has never seen a video explaining why three point lighting exists and why we should use it, so this is that video.
I explain the rationale behind three point lighting and explain how you can use it for maximum effect in your cinematography.
Get Your Free Report! http://wolfcrow.com/11freetools (The 11 Tools and DIY Hacks I Use To Shoot All My Professional-looking Videos)
For more information and links, click here: wolfcrow.com/blog
Text, image and video via wolfcrow
7/21/2016
From ordering to delivery, this is how the entire rental process takes place. Rent, ship, shoot, return - It's that easy.
How the entire camera rental process takes place
From ordering to delivery, this is how the entire rental process takes place. Rent, ship, shoot, return - It's that easy.
7/21/2016
Walk the neon-lit streets of Tokyo with street photographer Dave Powell, the man behind the camera and popular blog, ShootTokyo. Dave takes viewers through a city that reflects both a deep history and a cutting edge vibe, showing its unique people, sights and sounds that harmonize and clash at the same time.
This behind-the-scenes video of Dave’s travels is brought to you by SmugMug, the safe and beautiful home for all of your photos. Learn more and try a free 14-day trial at http://smu.gs/29MWQu0
Text, image and video via Smug Films
Point, Click, ShootTokyo with street photographer Dave Powell
This behind-the-scenes video of Dave’s travels is brought to you by SmugMug, the safe and beautiful home for all of your photos. Learn more and try a free 14-day trial at http://smu.gs/29MWQu0
7/21/2016
Ever been in the field and really didn't know what you needed to shoot to tell that great story? The action was happening all around you so you took a few shots. Then in the edit, it was kind of hard to actually tell your story. Here are 4 things everyone should shoot for.
Text, image and video via Rob & Jonas' Filmmaking Tips
4 Tips to Helps You Shoot Video to Tell a Story
Ever been in the field and really didn't know what you needed to shoot to tell that great story? The action was happening all around you so you took a few shots. Then in the edit, it was kind of hard to actually tell your story. Here are 4 things everyone should shoot for.
Also, I can't really take credit for these great tips. Trenton and Phil at GoPro were the first to communicate these to me. I thought they were extremely useful and wanted to share them as well. Also a big Kuddos to Seth, Kevin and Andrew - our fellow correspondents. Check out their channels below.
We spent last week in San Diego with the GoPro team. We got to pick and choose between a variety of GoPro mounts and picked out a few pretty sweet ones we wanted to share with you.
Oh man did we have fun!
Enjoy!
Text, image and video via Rob & Jonas' Filmmaking Tips
7/20/2016
Behind the scenes video showing the making of Dolomiti SuperSki ADV image.
Behind the scenes The Dolomiti Superski Photoshoot
7/20/2016
Adobe just released a new version of Photoshop CC2015, version 5.0, and with it come some great new tools. In today’s episode, learn how to adjust facial features using Face-Aware Liquify.
How to Open Face-Aware Liquify
First, duplicate the layer containing the subject you want to edit. Go to ‘Filter - Liquify’ to open the Liquify dialogue box, and the Face-Aware Liquify tool will analyze the face or faces in your image for editing. This option will only be available on the latest release of Photoshop, so if you haven’t upgraded your software, be sure to do so.
How to Edit a Face with Face-Aware Liquify
Next, either click and drag the Face-Aware Liquify tool in the preview box, or adjust the sliders in the dialogue box to modify a feature. You’ll have access to the eyes, nose, mouth, and even features like face width and forehead height. The Face-Aware Liquify tool will resize only the parts of the face you want to focus on, making it a handy tool for subtle retouching or creating a silly caricature.
How to Edit Multiple Faces with Face-Aware Liquify
You can also edit multiple faces in an image by selecting the face you want in the drop down box and editing the facial features the same way as above.
If you ever want to undo an edit you made, you can always go back into the Liquify tool and set the effect intensity back to zero.
Text, image and video via Photoshop Tutorials by Phlearn
How to Use Face-Aware Liquify in Photoshop
How to Open Face-Aware Liquify
First, duplicate the layer containing the subject you want to edit. Go to ‘Filter - Liquify’ to open the Liquify dialogue box, and the Face-Aware Liquify tool will analyze the face or faces in your image for editing. This option will only be available on the latest release of Photoshop, so if you haven’t upgraded your software, be sure to do so.
How to Edit a Face with Face-Aware Liquify
Next, either click and drag the Face-Aware Liquify tool in the preview box, or adjust the sliders in the dialogue box to modify a feature. You’ll have access to the eyes, nose, mouth, and even features like face width and forehead height. The Face-Aware Liquify tool will resize only the parts of the face you want to focus on, making it a handy tool for subtle retouching or creating a silly caricature.
How to Edit Multiple Faces with Face-Aware Liquify
You can also edit multiple faces in an image by selecting the face you want in the drop down box and editing the facial features the same way as above.
If you ever want to undo an edit you made, you can always go back into the Liquify tool and set the effect intensity back to zero.
7/20/2016
On this weeks episode of 4 Minute Film School Aputure discuss the 6 essentials of how you can improve your knowledge when using a boom mic. You may be an operator or need someone to fill a need that has no experience, these foundational keys will help you get the best sound without making a scene.
6 THINGS TO CONSIDER WHEN BOOMING A MIC
Text, image and video via Aputure
6 PITFALLS TO AVOID AS A BOOM OPERATOR
6 THINGS TO CONSIDER WHEN BOOMING A MIC
Thanks to our guest Stephen Harrod for sharing his time and knowledge with us.
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm4035316/
Text, image and video via Aputure
7/19/2016
This video shows a normal day in the life of professional time-lapse photographer.
A Day in Life as a Time-Lapse Photographer
This video shows a normal day in the life of professional time-lapse photographer.
7/19/2016
DSLR Video Shooter show you how to create beautiful retimed slow motion shots using camera movement and some tricks in post.
How to Create Beautiful Slow Motion Camera Movement Shots
7/19/2016
Follow Joe Capra of Scientifantastic.com, in this behind the scenes video about his production of the PHASED | LA Timelapse video shot natively in 12K resolution entirely on the Phase One XF IQ3 100 megapixel camera .
That is three times the resolution of existing 4K Ultra HD content, and each and every single frame of this film is 100 megapixels. With the latest software update to the XF system Phase One added a new timelapse mode which allows users to easily shoot extreme resolution timelapses.
Having the ability to shoot in such extreme resolution allows you much more creative freedom and flexibility in post production,and this film's purpose is to demonstrate that. You can punch in extremely far into a scene while maintaining massive amounts of detail.
Text, image and videos via Phase One
Behind the scenes of 12K Timelapse with the Phase One XF 100MP
That is three times the resolution of existing 4K Ultra HD content, and each and every single frame of this film is 100 megapixels. With the latest software update to the XF system Phase One added a new timelapse mode which allows users to easily shoot extreme resolution timelapses.
Having the ability to shoot in such extreme resolution allows you much more creative freedom and flexibility in post production,and this film's purpose is to demonstrate that. You can punch in extremely far into a scene while maintaining massive amounts of detail.
Text, image and videos via Phase One
7/19/2016
The old Film vs Digital argument is getting old to say the least.Well here are some thoughts on why Mattias Burling sticks with film.
5 Reasons to Shoot Film
Mattias also has shared other interesting videos:
7/19/2016
Let’s talk about getting the tone and contrast of the overall photo just perfect in this part 7 of our 12-part retouching series! tutvid will cover Adjustment Layers, Curves, Levels, reducing contrast, Black and White Multiplied layers, and more! If you want smooth and beautiful and moody cinematic tones in your images, you’re going to love this tutorial!
VIDEO GUIDE:
0:44 Add Contrast with Curves
01:15 Midtone Punch with High Pass
02:06 Reduce Contrast with Levels
02:31 Channel Mixer to Dramatize the Tones
04:00 Selective Contrast with Curves
05:32 Reduce Contrast and Multiply Merged Layer
SEE ALL 12 PARTS!
Part 1: Camera RAW Processing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xlfRo...
Part 2: How to Liquify & Pushing Pixels: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qV7LJ...
Part 3: How to Retouch the Skin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtJVP...
Part 4: How to Retouch Eyes, Lips, & Eyebrows: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wsCM5...
Part 5: How to Retouch Hair: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LmoXg...
Part 6: Dodging and Burning the Photo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tWgz...
Part 7: How to Get Moody Contrast & Tone: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1cBA...
Part 8: How to Color Grade the Photo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6GXeC...
Part 9: How to Sharpen the Photo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qo5JH...
Part 10: The Benefits of Destructive Editing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPWyY...
Part 11: Create Lens Flare and Digital Lighting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RHxgN...
Part 12: Tone Smoothing Grain and Finishing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rj-lF...
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HOW TO RETOUCH : The most complete tutorial ever shared.
VIDEO GUIDE:
0:44 Add Contrast with Curves
01:15 Midtone Punch with High Pass
02:06 Reduce Contrast with Levels
02:31 Channel Mixer to Dramatize the Tones
04:00 Selective Contrast with Curves
05:32 Reduce Contrast and Multiply Merged Layer
SEE ALL 12 PARTS!
Part 1: Camera RAW Processing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xlfRo...
Part 2: How to Liquify & Pushing Pixels: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qV7LJ...
Part 3: How to Retouch the Skin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtJVP...
Part 4: How to Retouch Eyes, Lips, & Eyebrows: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wsCM5...
Part 5: How to Retouch Hair: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LmoXg...
Part 6: Dodging and Burning the Photo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tWgz...
Part 7: How to Get Moody Contrast & Tone: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1cBA...
Part 8: How to Color Grade the Photo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6GXeC...
Part 9: How to Sharpen the Photo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qo5JH...
Part 10: The Benefits of Destructive Editing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPWyY...
Part 11: Create Lens Flare and Digital Lighting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RHxgN...
Part 12: Tone Smoothing Grain and Finishing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rj-lF...
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7/18/2016
In their initial preview of the Fuji X-T2, TheCameraStoreTV were unable to shoot images and video. To make up for that, Fujifilm Canada flew us to New York to give the X-T2 a proper field test! See how Chris and Jordan found the handling and performance of Fuji's new flagship.
Fuji X-T2 Hands-On Field Test In New York City
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