Photography Post-Production
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Perhaps you want to create a consistent look for your Instagram feed or improve your photos, in general. Sarah Chaput de Saintonge, of Rocky Mountain School of Photography, encourages you to think about your personal style and how to show it in your photos. In this talk, she discusses photographic style, reviews Lightroom Classic’s editing tools, demonstrates editing techniques and how to create a preset.
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How to Create a
by Jason T ·Posted
Photographers generally don’t agree on much. Sony, Nikon, or Canon? If you ask three different photographers, you’ll get three different answers. Color or black-and-white? Film or digital? The debates go on and on. But there’s one thing almost everyone can agree on, and that is that a good photo is a sharp photo. If there’s one immutable truth in the photography lexicon, that may be it. And, many of us will go through great lengths to get the sharpest photo, whether it was captured that way to begin with, or not.
The truth is, due to huge
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Travel, food, and lifestyle photographer Natasha Lee takes you through her creative process, showing you how to find your aesthetic, how to create a moodboard, and how to edit photos in Lightroom and Photoshop. We hope you return often to view the wide selection of other instructional and informative videos at BandH.com.
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In this Photoshop tutorial for beginners, we show you how to use various tools to select and mask a particular subject. Stick around until the end, in which we demonstrate how to remove a background and how to cut out hair!
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How to Add Light Effects in Photoshop
by Allan Weitz ·Posted
There's an adage among artists that goes, "If you can't make it good, make it big. And if you can't make it big, make it red." There's an awful lot of truth behind that statement, which I won't get into right now, but whenever I see photographs with big eye-grabbing pops of color, that pearl of wisdom always comes to mind.
The same cannot be said about black-and-white photography. Color elements do not exist in B&W photographs. In their place are infinite shades of gray, book-ended by whatever measures of pure black and pure white exist
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We show you how to make fake ice cream, how to style your food photography, how to set up your lighting, and how to edit your photos. Whether you are a food blogger or are looking to start doing commercial photography, this in-depth tutorial is for you!
by Allan Weitz ·Posted
Not long ago, I wrote a B&H Explora “How-to” article about hand-coloring black & white photographs using toned black-and-white prints and transparent photo oils. The article was well received and fun to produce. It also got me wondering if there was a way to produce images that emulate the look, color, and feel of hand-colored prints electronically using
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Need a creative boost while stuck at home? Maria teaches you how to create double exposures, in-camera and with Photoshop.
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Luminar 4 is the successor to the multi-award-winning Luminar 3 software. The new artificial intelligence makes photo editing simpler and achieves phenomenal results. Join Skylum as they demonstrate this photo editing software.
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In this Photoshop tutorial, we show you how to add lighting effects, shine, and additional light sources to your photos.
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We teach you how to do smoke photography, from selecting gear and camera settings to editing your photos in Adobe Photoshop Elements or Lightroom CC.
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Whether you’re looking for an opportunity in commercial photography or seeking out creative photography ideas, this tutorial is for you! We teach you how to create paint cloud photos, from photo shoot to Photoshop.
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by Todd Bruggemann ·Posted
Photographing small objects is a unique challenge, and if you want to know the right gear to showcase those items, the best I would say is to look no further than a DSLR or mirrorless camera and a macro lens. After slapping a sweet macro lens on your camera, you will be amazed at the brand-new world you have access to—one that is tough to imagine. You’ll be able to capture the beauty of a water droplet or the surprising detail found in an everyday object. And, if you are lucky enough to be a working photographer, it can boost your product
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In this photography tutorial, we'll go in-depth on splash photography, starting with our at-home studio setup and taking you through the photo shoot and photo editing process. We hope this video will inspire you while you’re taking photos at home!
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Looking for self-portrait ideas while stuck at home? Maria Perez shows you how to clone yourself in a photo, teaching you how to composite and blend images in Photoshop. Take a look, then share your own adventures with self-portrait photography and let us know what other self-portrait photo techniques you'd like to see.
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