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Feb 01
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HDRI Workshop Training (Trey Ratcliff)
format MOV | English | 1280×720 | 29.97 fps | 1.07 Gb
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Feb 01
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CartoonSmart Flash Ads
Language: English | 1000 x 750 | 25 fps | .mov | 1.76 GB
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Jan 31
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In Photoshop for Designers: Color, Nigel French focuses on the tools and features in Photoshop designed for choosing, applying, and editing color. The course looks at concepts such as the color wheel and color harmonies as well as the practicalities of using the Color Picker, leveraging the power of color channels, and the characteristics of different color modes in Photoshop. The course includes exercises on correcting color, enhancing color, shifting and replacing colors, working with spot color channels, hand coloring black and white images, and designing with a reduced color palette. Exercise files are included with the course.
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Jan 30
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Scott Kelby is the editor and publisher of Photoshop User Magazine, Layers magazine (the how-to magazine for everything Adobe and President of the National Association of Photoshop Professionals (NAPP). And is President of the software training, education, and publishing firm Kelby Media Group. In Part 1, learn professional techniques for making your subjects look their very best using Adobe Photoshop. In Part 2 of this course, Scott goes over some more retouching techniques, including how to soften skin, add skin contrast, touch up clothing and backgrounds, remove blemishes, and alter the nose of your subject.
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Jan 29
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In this Expert Modelcraft programme award-winning modeler Graham Dunbar-Brown demonstrates the skill of building and detailing a Henschel production Jagdtiger tank kit from the box to the finished battle scarred veteran “X2″ that surrendered at Iserlohn in April 1945.
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Jan 26
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Package includes:
- 170 Design Elements
- High Definition with Built-in Transparency
- 7 Video Tutorials and Advanced Gallery Page
- 10 Professional Design Projects and more
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Jan 23
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Jan 23
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Known internationally for his edgy style and approach to fashion photography, digital artist Calvin Hollywood takes you through his personal retouching workflow to show you how he achieves his signature look so you can take what you like, or what works for you, from his style and make it your own.
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Jan 22
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This is the brand new updated build for this well known and very popular RAW editor. One of the best tools for every photographer. For Windows (x86 & x64) and MacOsX too!
Capture One is a RAW Workflow Software designed for the high volume digital photographers. It has all the tools and features that a professional needs. Phase One’s RAW workflow is renowned in the top professional market for its excellent image quality and efficient workflow tools. C1 has unlimited batch capability, multiple output files from each conversion, color editor, IPTC support, additional camera support and more. With the highest conversion quality available today, and a workflow that has been praised world wide. C1 has clearly set standard for RAW conversion software.
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Jan 22
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THE MOST IMPORTANT SKILLS FOR ADOBE PHOTOSHOP IS TO DO THE RIGHT SELECTION AND PROPER EXTRACTING.
Being able to make accurate selections is one of the most important skills in Photoshop and making those selections quickly and painlessly is equally important. Join Dave Cross as he covers all the key tools and techniques for selecting and masking, including the newest Photoshop CS5 techniques. List of tutorials on next page.
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Jan 22
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This course goes beyond Photoshop as a photography tool by teaching you to think differently about the way you approach your work. Whether you are a designer, photographer, or illustrator, there is something here for you. This DVD will cover some of the most eye-catching effects used in the digital arts today, and even a few things you—nor your clients—have ever seen before. This course is designed to give you the edge you need in this competitive market by teaching you how to bring together various elements for a resonating design aesthetic. You’ll learn how to extract and distill what you need from photographs or—depending on the situation and your design’s requirements—craft what you need from scratch.
