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Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts
Monday, October 3, 2011
Sunday, September 25, 2011
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Children
Children
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Lynda.com: Premiere Pro: Color Correction and Enhancement
Lynda.com: Premiere Pro: Color Correction and Enhancement
English | AVC (.mov) 960×540 15 fps 200 Kbps | 5h 07m | AAC 48KHz 96Kbps 1ch | 1.84 GB
In Premiere Pro: Color Correction and Enhancement, Adobe Certified Instructor Jeff Sengstack streamlines the color-correction workflow and provides practical methods for improving the color and tonality of footage in post-production. The course details basic color-correction concepts, addresses colorcasts and exposure errors, and shows how to match color among multiple clips. The course also covers secondary correction techniques, such as limiting tonality and color modifications to specific portions of a clip with track mattes, and shows how to create stylized looks by tinting footage, incorporating gradients and vignettes, and using the Magic Bullet Looks plug-in. Exercise files accompany the course.
Content:
Introduction
- Welcome 01m 13s
- Using the exercise files 00m 30s
1. Getting Started
- Understanding color correction concepts 01m 33s
- Presenting the Premiere Pro color correction workflow 05m 14s
- Getting it right in the field 07m 16s
- Setting up a color correction workspace 04m 54s
2. Scoping Out the Technical Stuff
- Understanding scopes and industry standards 02m 15s
- Using the Vectorscope 07m 36s
- Using the Waveform monitor 07m 21s
- Using the RGB Parade scope 04m 52s
- Using the YCbCr Parade scope 02m 04s
- Previewing color correction effects 04m 49s
- Reviewing recommended color correction effects 07m 19s
- Putting recommended effects in a custom folder 02m 21s
3. Adjusting Tonality: Brightness and Contrast
- Understanding why to adjust tonality 03m 57s
- Analyzing clips for tonality issues 07m 35s
- Adjusting tonality with levels-style controls 12m 06s
- Adjusting tonality using RGB Curves 07m 02s
- Fixing overexposed and underexposed clips 13m 09s
- Making some specialized tonality edits 11m 26s
4. Adjusting Color
- Understanding how Premiere Pro handles color data 04m 28s
- Presenting some color concepts 04m 58s
- Analyzing clips for color issues 09m 12s
- Adjusting color channels using RGB Color Corrector and RGB Curves effects 06m 15s
- Getting a grip on the color wheel 10m 05s
- Fixing color cast, skin tone, and other color issues 14m 28s
5. Secondary Tonality and Color Correction
- Understanding secondary color correction concepts 08m 18s
- Using tonality range controls 07m 16s
- Using secondary color correction properties within video effects 15m 17s
- Using the Track Matte Key effect 09m 15s
- Animating track mattes 08m 12s
- Compensating for changing lighting conditions within clips 07m 31s
6. Matching Tonality and Color in Multiple Clips
- Reviewing the workflow to match tonality and color in multiple clips 01m 19s
- Matching tonality in multiple clips 07m 39s
- Matching color in multiple clips 07m 03s
7. Enhancing the Look and Feel
- Isolating a single color with the Leave Color effect 05m 29s
- Changing a single color: Three approaches 09m 03s
- Tinting clips 08m 32s
- Checking out three cross process effects 05m 39s
- Using gradients, vignettes, and other shapes 10m 58s
- Creating film-like looks 13m 56s
- Working with Magic Bullet Looks 05m 09s
8. Reviewing Two Advanced Color Correction Plug-Ins
- Testing Color Finesse in After Effects 05m 57s
- Working with Magic Bullet Colorista in Premiere Pro 06m 01s
Conclusion
Goodbye
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Wednesday, September 7, 2011
video2brain – Work Like a Pro Photographer in Aperture 3: Learn by Video
video2brain – Work Like a Pro Photographer in Aperture 3: Learn by Video
Duration: 4h 10m | Video: AVC (.flv) 1024×576 15fps 100Kbps | Audio: AAC 44.1KHz 96Kbps 1ch | 387 Mb
Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Level: Beginner
Step-by-Step Basics to Get You on Your Way
Web design isn’t really that difficult, but taking those first steps can be intimidating. In this straight-to-the-point workshop, Adobe Certified Expert Chad Chelius teaches you the fundamentals of web design with Dreamweaver and CSS in a series of clear, easy-to-follow lessons. Beginning with an overview of how the web works, Chad moves on to teach you how to create web pages, tables, lists, and links in Dreamweaver. Then you’ll learn how to improve the appearance of your website by adding graphics and controlling formatting with cascading style sheets (CSS). Finally, after learning how to test and upload a website, you’ll be ready to get started on your own projects!
This workshop takes the quickest path to getting you started creating websites with Dreamweaver and CSS. Along the way you’ll learn the basics of how the web works and the fundamentals of web design. The contents of this course include:
Understanding the Web
In order to be an effective web designer, you need to know some fundamentals of the web. This chapter walks you through some key concepts that are important to know when creating files for the web.
Creating Web Pages with Adobe Dreamweaver
Dreamweaver’s job is to create and edit XHTML files for you. This chapter walks you through the various ways that Dreamweaver simplifies the process of working with XHTML files.
Creating Links
Links are the backbone of the web. Without links, surfing the web would be a mundane and time-consuming process. This chapter walks you through the process of creating links in Adobe Dreamweaver.
Working with Graphics
There are many graphics file formats that you can use to save your images. Only a few of them, however, are suitable for web use. This chapter explains the file formats available for web use and shows you how to insert and resize graphics in your web pages.
Formatting with CSS
Cascading style sheets (CSS) control the formatting aspects of any web page. In this chapter you’ll gain a well-rounded understanding of the capabilities of CSS.
Going Live with Your Website
Once your site is created, you need to test your pages and then make them available on a public server. You’ll see how it’s done in this chapter.
Project Files are not included!
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Lynda.com – Natalie Fobes: The Elements of Effective Photographs
Lynda.com – Natalie Fobes: The Elements of Effective Photographs
Duration: 1h 37m | Video: AVC (.mov) 960×540 30fps 700Kbps | Audio: AAC 48KHz 128Kbps 2ch | 592 Mb
In this course, Pulitzer-nominated photographer Natalie Fobes takes viewers into the studio and on location to explore the many elements that combine to make an effective photo.
The course explores compositional elements that guide a viewer’s eye, including the rule of thirds; leading lines, patterns, and curves; and depth of field. Natalie then details the roles of color and light in a photo. She shows how to work with the natural light in a room or outdoor location, and how to enhance it using reflectors, newspapers, a T-shirt, or whatever might be handy. She also shows some simple indoor lighting setups that can replicate the look of natural light.
The course continues with a look at movement and how a photographer can convey a sense of motion by blurring part of the image or freezing a fast-moving subject. Next, Natalie explores the concepts of peak action and the decisive moment—those split seconds that capture the essence or emotion of a subject or scene. The course wraps up with a discussion of the roles of planning and research in creating effective photos.
Monday, August 22, 2011
Saturday, August 13, 2011
Couples on the Beach
Couples on the Beach
7 JPEG files | up to 7488×7488 | 109,1 MB
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Monday, August 8, 2011
Monday, August 1, 2011
Sad, unhappy, lonely children
Thursday, July 21, 2011
Portrait of the young woman 3
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