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Photoshop Tutorial - Photoshop Tutorials

Lab Grayscale Conversion

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Runtime - length of the film: 4m20s
Language: english
Skill level: Advanced

Summary:

Watch how Karsten Franke desaturates a photo with the help of the LAB mode. He uses different blending modes and adjustment layers to refine the final conversion.

Black and White with bw-Layer

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Runtime - length of the film: 9m58s
Skill level: Advanced
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Summary:

Another video contribution from our renown expert Karsten Franke, which shows a special technique of the grey scale conversion.

He works with a new tool in Photoshop CS3, which offers a very comfortable alternative to decolourise your photo.


Skin Color Correction

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Runtime - length of the film: 4m32s
Language: english
Skill level: Beginner
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Summary:

In a perfect portrait the skin of the model should be as immaculate as itself. But irregularities aren't avoidable. Our Photoshop-expert Karsten Franke shows you how to compensate these reddenings and make the colours of the skin more equally.


Coloring Hair

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Runtime - length of the film: 8m52s
Language: english
Skill level: Advanced
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Summary:

In this tutorial, Karsten Franke shows you how to color hair without the use of chemicals. While you follow him through the process, you learn about the different blending modes in Photoshop.


Beam It Up

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Runtime - length of the film: 5m4s
Language: english
Skill level: Advanced
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Summary:

Do you sometimes wish you had your flash equipment with you to create more dramatic lighting? Or that the sun could shed a beam of light on your main subject?

Well, let Photoshop do it for you, Karsten Frankes show you how in this quick tutorial!

 


Levels and Curves 1

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Runtime - length of the film: 3m36s
Language: english
Skill level: Beginner

Summary:

In general, 'levels' are the first thing addressed when you edit an image in Adobe Photoshop. Levels refer to defining the darkest and brightest areas of a photo. This image analysis requires the use of a histogram, which is the graphic illustration of the frequency distribution of the brightness values in a photo. It illustrates the allocation of different tonal values. If they aren't distributed throughout the total spectrum of black to white, you have to manually adjust them with the help of the levels.

To further improve the appearance of the photo, you can then use 'curves' for further modification.

In this video, Karsten Franke guides you through the process.


Replacing Sky

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Runtime - length of the film: 8m53s
Language: english
Skill level: Advanced
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Summary:

In this video contribution, Karsten Franke shows you how to replace the sky of your photo.

He works with masks, so the original version of the picture remains unaffected. Its advantage compared to other methods is the additional convertibility of the settings.


Modelling Light and Shadow

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Runtime - length of the film: 4m46s
Language: english
Skill level: -,-
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Summary:

If you want to enhance the lights and shadows in your photo, the dodge and burn tools seem to be the obvious choice. However, they act directly on your image and as such 'damage' your original image. Karsten Franke introduces you to a non-destructive technique that preserves the integrity of the original image.


Printing with Profiles

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Runtime - length of the film: 9m53s
Language: english
Skill level: Advanced
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Summary:

In order to print images with your injekt printer using profiles, there are a multitude of settings to work with under 'print options'.

Karsten Franke shows you how to work with print profiles appropriately and explains all of the important settings.

He goes on to explain why you shouldn't work with a CYMK version of your photo and demonstrates why it's important to deactivate the color management setting on your printer.

With the help of this video, your prints will look as perfect as they do in Photoshop!


Partial Desaturation

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Runtime - length of the film: 6m54s
Language: english
Skill level: Advanced
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Summary:

A useful special effect is the partial desaturation of unimportant parts of a picture. Karsten Franke shows you how to select these parts using color range selection. He then explains how to use the fill mode 'color' to create a black and white conversion taking into account how our eyes perceive color.


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