Enhancing Interior Architectural Photos

- [Voiceover] Hi, I'm Richard Klein, and welcome to Enhancing Architectural Interiors, where we take a close looks at the post process focused on creating maximum image quality, beginning with the Raw file to final output. In this course, we'll look at using a Raw converter to do all the heavy lifting for tonal and color adjustments, lens and perspective correction, noise reduction, and finally, to get rid of that pesky moray when it pops up. Next, we jump into Photoshop for advanced selections for compositing, cleaning up mixed light source color contamination, and retouching any of the problems we find.

We see how to make the best compromise for white balance and mixed lighting conditions, methods to deal with high-dynamic-range, over-bright windows without HDR, ways to remove and straighten objects in sticky situations, and finally, create an action to size the image for each specific output using two pass sharpening to get everything the file has to offer. The shots we are working with are from a professional shoot on medium format at two beautiful locations. There is even a companion course about the live shoot, so between the two, you can see the entire process from location scout to post.

So if your interest is to get more out of your Raw captures, to learn about the conventions and methods of architectural post, to get the utmost image quality, or to get inside a workflow a seasoned pro uses in a professional practice, then this course is for you. Now, let's get started with Enhancing Architectural Interiors.