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Post-processing on the water shot from the creek

Post-processing on the water shot from the creek - Photoshop Tutorial

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Post-processing on the water shot from the creek

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- We're back inside after a great day of photographing in the Sol Duc Valley, and now it's time to post process. It's so important to embrace processing and enjoy it because it's a really integral part to completing the capture from visualizing the scene, composing and then processing. So, we're going to jump right in. I'm a very efficient processor, at least I like to think so and that I have a very streamlined approach and I'm going to take you through exactly what I do. Now, this is the first image that we shot and I called it kind of the serenity creek shot, where we stood back with our lighting or lens, and of course we did ISO bracketing for different shutter speeds. So, the first question people have is well which image should I choose, so I'm going to hit G for Grid Mode, and we're going to have a selection of images to choose from. Now this image here, is at 6/10 of a second, it's very important to look at the shutter speed. And as I scroll through with the arrow keys, we…

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