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The Landscape Photographer's Guide to Photoshop (2017)
EN NW EB DLISBN: 9781681982205 bzw. 168198220X, in Englisch, Rocky Nook, Rocky Nook, Rocky Nook, neu, E-Book, elektronischer Download.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, in-stock.
You are not offering testimony to the existence of something, you are bringing something into existence-something that did not exist before, and that would not exist if it were not for you. ~Guy Tal The first step to creating an expressive photograph happens before you even click the shutter: it is the act of visualizing an image in your mind's eye. Once composed and captured, the data recorded by the camera is then transformed in processing to match the visualized image. To become a better expressive photographer means, among other things, to become a better visualizer. This requires more than just technical skill, but also an understanding of what art is, what it means to be an artist, and how to translate your thoughts, feelings, and experiences into visual creations. In The Landscape Photographer's Guide to Photoshop: A Visualization-Driven Workflow, Guy Tal provides a broad theoretical foundation for digital landscape photography as an expressive visual art, and for understanding how art and technology come together to serve your creative purpose. He then offers a roadmap for a visualization-driven approach to processing images in Photoshop. Topics include: An overview of the history of art and of photography as art A deeper understanding of creativity and visualization, and of the technical underpinnings of digital imaging Techniques to effectively apply visualization in creating and processing your images How to perform "gap analysis" to identify the gaps between the image at any point in time and the desired outcome How to convert your RAW files using Adobe Camera Raw prior to editing in Photoshop How best to employ many of Photoshop's tools and features How to leverage Layers and Masks to accomplish your visualized results How to control and adjust contrast, color, and tone Image blending techniques to extend dynamic range and for focus stacking Processing strategies for black-and-white conversions, including toning your images Printin.
You are not offering testimony to the existence of something, you are bringing something into existence-something that did not exist before, and that would not exist if it were not for you. ~Guy Tal The first step to creating an expressive photograph happens before you even click the shutter: it is the act of visualizing an image in your mind's eye. Once composed and captured, the data recorded by the camera is then transformed in processing to match the visualized image. To become a better expressive photographer means, among other things, to become a better visualizer. This requires more than just technical skill, but also an understanding of what art is, what it means to be an artist, and how to translate your thoughts, feelings, and experiences into visual creations. In The Landscape Photographer's Guide to Photoshop: A Visualization-Driven Workflow, Guy Tal provides a broad theoretical foundation for digital landscape photography as an expressive visual art, and for understanding how art and technology come together to serve your creative purpose. He then offers a roadmap for a visualization-driven approach to processing images in Photoshop. Topics include: An overview of the history of art and of photography as art A deeper understanding of creativity and visualization, and of the technical underpinnings of digital imaging Techniques to effectively apply visualization in creating and processing your images How to perform "gap analysis" to identify the gaps between the image at any point in time and the desired outcome How to convert your RAW files using Adobe Camera Raw prior to editing in Photoshop How best to employ many of Photoshop's tools and features How to leverage Layers and Masks to accomplish your visualized results How to control and adjust contrast, color, and tone Image blending techniques to extend dynamic range and for focus stacking Processing strategies for black-and-white conversions, including toning your images Printin.
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Landscape Photographer`s Guide to Photoshop - A Visualization-Driven Workflow
EN NWISBN: 9781681982212 bzw. 1681982218, in Englisch, Rocky Nook, neu.
Lieferung aus: Deutschland, Free shipping.
Landscape Photographer`s Guide to Photoshop: You are not offering testimony to the existence of something, you are bringing something into existence-something that did not exist before, and that would not exist if it were not for you. ~Guy TalThe first step to creating an expressive photograph happens before you even click the shutter: it is the act of visualizing an image in your mind`s eye. Once composed and captured, the data recorded by the camera is then transformed in processing to match the visualized image.To become a better expressive photographer means, among other things, to become a better visualizer. This requires more than just technical skill, but also an understanding of what art is, what it means to be an artist, and how to translate your thoughts, feelings, and experiences into visual creations.In The Landscape Photographer`s Guide to Photoshop: A Visualization-Driven Workflow, Guy Tal provides a broad theoretical foundation for digital landscape photography as an expressive visual art, and for understanding how art and technology come together to serve your creative purpose. He then offers a roadmap for a visualization-driven approach to processing images in Photoshop.Topics include: An overview of the history of art and of photography as art A deeper understanding of creativity and visualization, and of the technical underpinnings of digital imaging Techniques to effectively apply visualization in creating and processing your images How to perform "e gap analysis"e to identify the gaps between the image at any point in time and the desired outcome How to convert your RAW files using Adobe Camera Raw prior to editing in Photoshop How best to employ many of Photoshop`s tools and features How to leverage Layers and Masks to accomplish your visualized results How to control and adjust contrast, color, and tone Image blending techniques to extend dynamic range and for focus stacking Processing strategies for black-and-white conversions, including toning your images Printing and other output techniques including sizing, sharpening, noise reduction, and color managementBringing all of these techniques together, Guy presents a detailed case study, beginning with his initial visualization for the final image and working through his processing steps from RAW conversion to the final print. Englisch, Ebook.
Landscape Photographer`s Guide to Photoshop: You are not offering testimony to the existence of something, you are bringing something into existence-something that did not exist before, and that would not exist if it were not for you. ~Guy TalThe first step to creating an expressive photograph happens before you even click the shutter: it is the act of visualizing an image in your mind`s eye. Once composed and captured, the data recorded by the camera is then transformed in processing to match the visualized image.To become a better expressive photographer means, among other things, to become a better visualizer. This requires more than just technical skill, but also an understanding of what art is, what it means to be an artist, and how to translate your thoughts, feelings, and experiences into visual creations.In The Landscape Photographer`s Guide to Photoshop: A Visualization-Driven Workflow, Guy Tal provides a broad theoretical foundation for digital landscape photography as an expressive visual art, and for understanding how art and technology come together to serve your creative purpose. He then offers a roadmap for a visualization-driven approach to processing images in Photoshop.Topics include: An overview of the history of art and of photography as art A deeper understanding of creativity and visualization, and of the technical underpinnings of digital imaging Techniques to effectively apply visualization in creating and processing your images How to perform "e gap analysis"e to identify the gaps between the image at any point in time and the desired outcome How to convert your RAW files using Adobe Camera Raw prior to editing in Photoshop How best to employ many of Photoshop`s tools and features How to leverage Layers and Masks to accomplish your visualized results How to control and adjust contrast, color, and tone Image blending techniques to extend dynamic range and for focus stacking Processing strategies for black-and-white conversions, including toning your images Printing and other output techniques including sizing, sharpening, noise reduction, and color managementBringing all of these techniques together, Guy presents a detailed case study, beginning with his initial visualization for the final image and working through his processing steps from RAW conversion to the final print. Englisch, Ebook.
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The Landscape Photographer's Guide to Photoshop: A Visualization-Driven Workflow (2017)
EN NW EB DLISBN: 9781681982199 bzw. 1681982196, in Englisch, 331 Seiten, Rocky Nook, neu, E-Book, elektronischer Download.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, ebook for download, Free shipping.
You are not offering testimony to the existence of something, you are bringing something into existence—something that did not exist before, and that would not exist if it were not for you. ~Guy Tal The first step to creating an expressive photograph happens before you even click the shutter: it is the act of visualizing an image in your mind’s eye. Once composed and captured, the data recorded by the camera is then transformed in processing to match the visualized image. To become a better expressive photographer means, among other things, to become a better visualizer. This requires more than just technical skill, but also an understanding of what art is, what it means to be an artist, and how to translate your thoughts, feelings, and experiences into visual creations. In The Landscape Photographer’s Guide to Photoshop: A Visualization-Driven Workflow, Guy Tal provides a broad theoretical foundation for digital landscape photography as an expressive visual art, and for understanding how art and technology come together to serve your creative purpose. He then offers a roadmap for a visualization-driven approach to processing images in Photoshop. Topics include: •An overview of the history of art and of photography as art •A deeper understanding of creativity and visualization, and of the technical underpinnings of digital imaging •Techniques to effectively apply visualization in creating and processing your images •How to perform “gap analysis” to identify the gaps between the image at any point in time and the desired outcome •How to convert your RAW files using Adobe Camera Raw prior to editing in Photoshop •How best to employ many of Photoshop’s tools and features •How to leverage Layers and Masks to accomplish your visualized results •How to control and adjust contrast, color, and tone •Image blending techniques to extend dynamic range and for focus stacking •Processing strategies for black-and-white conversions, including toning your images •Printing and other output techniques including sizing, sharpening, noise reduction, and color management Bringing all of these techniques together, Guy presents a detailed case study, beginning with his initial visualization for the final image and working through his processing steps from RAW conversion to the final print. , Kindle Edition, Format: Kindle eBook, Label: Rocky Nook, Rocky Nook, Product group: eBooks, Published: 2017-09-18, Release date: 2017-09-18, Studio: Rocky Nook, Sales rank: 119551.
You are not offering testimony to the existence of something, you are bringing something into existence—something that did not exist before, and that would not exist if it were not for you. ~Guy Tal The first step to creating an expressive photograph happens before you even click the shutter: it is the act of visualizing an image in your mind’s eye. Once composed and captured, the data recorded by the camera is then transformed in processing to match the visualized image. To become a better expressive photographer means, among other things, to become a better visualizer. This requires more than just technical skill, but also an understanding of what art is, what it means to be an artist, and how to translate your thoughts, feelings, and experiences into visual creations. In The Landscape Photographer’s Guide to Photoshop: A Visualization-Driven Workflow, Guy Tal provides a broad theoretical foundation for digital landscape photography as an expressive visual art, and for understanding how art and technology come together to serve your creative purpose. He then offers a roadmap for a visualization-driven approach to processing images in Photoshop. Topics include: •An overview of the history of art and of photography as art •A deeper understanding of creativity and visualization, and of the technical underpinnings of digital imaging •Techniques to effectively apply visualization in creating and processing your images •How to perform “gap analysis” to identify the gaps between the image at any point in time and the desired outcome •How to convert your RAW files using Adobe Camera Raw prior to editing in Photoshop •How best to employ many of Photoshop’s tools and features •How to leverage Layers and Masks to accomplish your visualized results •How to control and adjust contrast, color, and tone •Image blending techniques to extend dynamic range and for focus stacking •Processing strategies for black-and-white conversions, including toning your images •Printing and other output techniques including sizing, sharpening, noise reduction, and color management Bringing all of these techniques together, Guy presents a detailed case study, beginning with his initial visualization for the final image and working through his processing steps from RAW conversion to the final print. , Kindle Edition, Format: Kindle eBook, Label: Rocky Nook, Rocky Nook, Product group: eBooks, Published: 2017-09-18, Release date: 2017-09-18, Studio: Rocky Nook, Sales rank: 119551.
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The Landscape Photographer's Guide to Photoshop
EN NWISBN: 9781681982182 bzw. 1681982188, in Englisch, neu.
The first step to creating a successful photograph happens before you even click the shutter: the act of visualizing the final result—viewing the landscape in front of you and seeing, in your mind´s eye, the final image that you want to create—is the true first act of the creative process. Once you know the end result you want to achieve, connecting the dots from capture through post-processing in Adobe Camera Raw and Photoshop becomes an intentional and logical act. Instead of randomly (and desperately) pushing and pulling sliders in Photoshop with the hope that your image will look “better,ö you execute a logical series of steps that closes the gap between the initial capture and your earlier visualization.In The Landscape Photographer´s Guide to Photoshop: A Visualization-Driven Workflow, photographer, author, and educator Guy Tal provides you with a roadmap to help you learn to implement such a visualization-driven approach in your landscape photography. Guy covers process, workflow, and the hands-on Photoshop techniques you need to know in order to achieve your expressive goals. In this book, you´ll learn:• Techniques and strategies to help you effectively implement visualization in your photographic process• How to perform “gap analysis,ö where you learn to identify the gaps between the image at any point in time and the desired outcome• How to use Adobe Camera Raw to optimize your digital negative in advance of further editing in Photoshop• The best ways to set up your Photoshop preferences for optimal performance• How best to employ Photoshop´s tools and features (such as the Healing Brush, Cloning tool, Cropping tool, and blending modes)• How to become proficient with layers, masks, selections, and actions• Dodging and burning techniques to masterfully direct the viewer´s eye• Image-blending techniques for dynamic range and focus stacking• Post-processing strategies for black-and-white conversi ...
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The Landscape Photographer's Guide to Photoshop: A Visualization-Driven Workflow
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The Landscape Photographer's Guide to Photoshop: A Visualization-Driven Workflow
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