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Applying a recipe to the post work on an image - Photoshop Tutorial
From the course: Landscape Photography: Washington's Olympic National Park
Applying a recipe to the post work on an image
- In this movie, we want to take the skills we previously just learned and apply it to a very streamlined workflow. This is the next image that we took, which I call the "in-your-face wide angle shot". So we got very close to the creek. We were able to get a very strong foreground leading into the background forest. We're gonna go to Develop Module, and let's just check to make sure Len Corrections happened on import. It did. So I've got Lens Corrections there. Okay. Now from here, I want to check my Exposure. I've got the J key enabled. It looks great. So again, we're going right into Photoshop. Now remember in Photoshop we're going to open a Curves layer and hit our Options auto. Let's take a look at that as soon as this pops up. Okay, so there's the Curves layer. Options Auto. And let's take a look at all four. Number one. Little brighter. Number two. Number three warms it a little too much. See a little bit of yellow in the water. And number four. Pretty dramatic, but I'm getting…
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Introducing the Sol Duc Valley1m 54s
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Defining the HIPS acronym for the shooting workflow2m 9s
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Taking a serene water shot in a flowing creek4m 55s
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Creating a more powerful foreground-to-background relationship5m 11s
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Setting up the shot of the falls on the bridge1m 45s
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Taking a shot of the falls from the center of the bridge4m 56s
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Shooting the falls wide from a different perspective3m 1s
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Using a long lens to try to get the look of a miniature ice village4m 41s
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Isolating the mossy trees in a busy forest3m 47s
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Compressing the depth of the forest to get the composition4m 51s
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Getting a macro shot on the forest floor4m 36s
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Wrapping up the Sol Duc Valley shoot location53s
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Post-processing on the water shot from the creek14m 33s
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Applying a recipe to the post work on an image3m 31s
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Reviewing other post-processing tips for the Sol Duc images5m 44s
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