Photographer's Toolbox: Image Editing Tips
In this Photoshop and Lightroom tutorial, we'll learn a number of professional image editing techniques. Software required: Photoshop CC 2015, Lightroom CC 2015.
What you'll learn
Instead of being a course you watch from start to finish, we've designed this tutorial to be a series of individual tips and tricks. That way you can watch what you need to know and get on with your project as quickly as possible. Some of the things you'll learn in this course include the benefits and technical details of camera raw and aperture, how your shutter speed affects photos, getting to understand ISO speeds, working non-destructively in Photoshop and many more tips. By the end of this Photoshop and Lightroom training, you'll have a solid understanding of some key techniques you'll need to know whenever you're working on professional photography projects. Software required: Photoshop CC 2015, Lightroom CC 2015.
Table of contents
- Practical Benefits of Shooting in RAW 7m
- Understanding the Technical Benefits of RAW 11m
- Using Camera's Built-in Flash 6m
- How Aperture Affects Depth of Field Blur 7m
- Understanding Your Camera's Aperture 8m
- How Shutter Speed Affects Motion Blur 9m
- Why ISO Speeds Affect Your Photos 10m
- Using Adjustment Layers 6m
- Using Layer Masks for Processing Photos 9m
- Editing on Layers to Work Non-destructively 9m
- Converting Camera RAW to DNGs 9m
- Cropping for Composition 8m
- Removing the Background from a Photo 8m
- Isolating a Subject Without Removing the Background 8m
- Techniques for Making Selections 8m
- White Balancing Techniques 8m
- Non-destructive Color Correction Techniques 11m
- Converting Color Photos to Black and White 4m
- Techniques for Colorizing Black and White Photos 10m
- Colorizing Black and White Photos 6m
- Photo Restoration Techniques 10m
- Removing Unwanted Grain 5m
- Adding Grain to Our Photos 5m
About the author
Dan is an author at Pluralsight with a passion for helping others. Long before Dan ever officially donned his recording headset, he was a dedicated forum moderator with Digital-Tutors (now a Pluralsight company), helping out members with problems they encountered across a wide variety of software. Since then, he joined our team and continues to help others every day with their CG challenges. From his extensive industry background, Dan has taken all of the troubleshooting knowledge that he's ... more