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Tutorial 13:PhotoWalkthrough Promo Image

Mow Cop Castle

By John Arnold

Chapter 1
Reasons for change
Branding thoughts
Taking the shot
Viewer comments


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Chapter 2
Update on video format
Composition: Creative Cropping
Lightroom basics
Lightroom importing and metadata


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Chapter 3
Composition: Shallow Depth of Field
Lightroom Library module
Scoring and selecting images
Keywording
Creating collections

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Chapter 4
Composition: Foreground/Background
Lightroom Develop module
White balance
Exposure sliders
Spot editing and healing
Export to Photoshop

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Chapter 5
Composition: Reflections
Photoshop CS3 Spot editing
Photoshop CS3 Colour tweaks
Photoshop CS3 Adding the text
Lightroom Virtual Copies

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Tutorial 13 covers the new PhotoWalkthrough Promo image. This is a new branding for the show based on some thoughts I had following a meeting with the Podshow folks. It's turned into an interesting exercise in shooting a promo image, processing it with Lightroom and then finishing it off in Photoshop.

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