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Three Photo Tips & Tricks To Take Your Portraits To New Heights With Mango Street
In this video, the Mango Street team take some Vanity Fair inspired socially-distanced portraits of their model Kyra with a DJI Mavic Mini 2.
Self-Portrait Workflow Tips with Capture One Pro From Beauty Photographer Tina Eisen
In this webinar, we’ll learn how Tina setup Capture One, the camera and lighting, and Capture Pilot to compose and trigger the shot. She’ll discuss all of the challenges she encountered and how she overcame them, and then she’ll go through an editing workflow to produce the final photo.
My 5 Biggest Mistakes in Automotive Photography & How To Avoid Them
With any craft, it’s important to continually learn from situations and errors we make. I thought I would share some of my personal stumbling blocks to help others along the way as they try their hand with automotive photography.
Take a Tour of Adobe Photoshop on the iPad
It’s happened, folks. Something a lot of us have been waiting for. Photoshop is now available on the iPad! And recently,…
Replacing Skies In Your Photos Has Never Been Easier
Replacing skies doesn’t have to be complicated, and it doesn’t need to be time-consuming. Mike Kelley’s Ultimate Sky Library from Fstoppers offers over 200 RAW images of skies (in almost every weather condition and time of day) to give you more control over your photos. Check it out!
Photography Tips | Six Food Photography Tips in Two Minutes
Good food photography speaks to just about everyone, as most of us like to eat. Quality food photographs are a…
Using A Fish Tank To Create Unique Still Life Photography | How I Shot It
This extremely complex shot was accomplished using some essential techniques which all photographers and retouchers should know. In this article, you’ll learn about compositing, creative theory, and there’s a video on one of the best Photoshop techniques, Linked Smart Layers.
Forrest Gump Effect| Add Yourself Into Historical Footage Using After Effects
In the following 3-minute video tutorial, you can learn how to insert yourself into the history books by using Adobe After Effects. Filmmaker Steve Ramsden shows you step-by-step how to do it.
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