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Poses. Waterfalls. 27 Excellent Digital Photography Tutorials. To improve and modify digital photographs is very interesting and a fun part.
Lots of digital photography techniques and tutorials are available on internet, you can create same digital effect in different ways. The best technique to create effect is which take less steps. In this post i have listed 27 excellent digital photography tutorials to help you create different effects and manipulate your digital photographs. I hope you will enjoy these tutorials and don’t forget to mention the tutorial which was an add on in your experience. 1. In this tutorial designer will show you how to create a post apocalyptic manipulation using adjustment layers, vector masks, and some special effects. 2. This tutorial uses a different method than either of CMYK curves adjustment layers. 3.
In this tutorial designer will show you how to spice up a fairly dull and flat photograph. 4. In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a fantasy landscape using some simple and easy techniques. 5. Digital Photography Tutorial - Outdoor Portraits - How to Blur the background - Beginner lesson. Digital Photography Tips and Tutorials. Natural Light Portraiture - Get A Little Known Secret! Photography Tips, Essential Skills, Quickly Transform Your Photos, by Karl Taylor.
Picture Style Editor. Picture Style Editor When shooting with a Canon DSLR one of the first things you should do is to switch the in-camera Picture Style from “Standard” to “Neutral” and dial down the contrast all the way; this will give you a flatter image that gives you more flexibility with the image in post.
Here’s a great video tutorial, with example shots, of the benefits of using the Picture Style Editor: Many users would just download the freely available Marvels, Superflat, or Extraflat picture styles; across the board, they give you a flatter image than the default shipping preset. However, every individual camera is different, and one user designing an optimized setting for their own camera does not mean that same setting will be optimal for yours. Using preset custom picture styles is becoming more controversial, with many shooters (myself included) noticing some drawbacks to using over-flattened picture styles. Picture Style.
Shooting Outdoor Portraits. Taking outdoor portraits can be one of the best ways to capture memorable images of friends and family.
And while outdoor portraits include capturing some of the beauty of nature, you don't want to detract from your main subject. A nicely blurred background or foreground can help to accentuate the subject of your portrait. Here are a few tips on taking interesting outdoor portraits against a background of vivid colors. Three elements are important to blur the background of the picture. The first is using a lens with a long focal length.
Another element that will help you blur the background is the aperture setting. If you have an interchangable lens camera, check out our selection of popular fixed-length prime lenses. > View PEN & OM-D Fixed-Length Lenses > View DSLR Fixed Length Lenses When focusing on the subject, some of the area in front of and behind the subject will be in focus as well. RAW vs. JPEG. RawShooter Essentials 2006.
Effectively using a slow shutter speed. Effectively using a slow shutter speed - Part 2.