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Intro to Nathaniel’s Work
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Lighting Explanation in Photography
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Cleaning Up Skin Blemishes
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White Balance and Color Grading
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Explanation of Practical Lighting
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Using Blend Modes to Introduce Contrast
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Tips on Making Your Composites Look Realistic
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Showing Off Sky Replacement Tool
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Outlining a Roof with the Pen Tool
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How to Edit the Perspective of a Sky Photo
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How to Create a Gradient Fill Layer
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How to Use Curves Tool
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Adding a LUT
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Editing Color Balance
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How to Brighten Practical Lights After Edits
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Replacing the Sky with a Photo
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Editing Curves with Color Channels
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What Makes a Cinematic Image
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Find the Horizon Line in a Photo
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Using Select Subject to Mask a Portrait
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Editing Contrast and Brightness for Portrait in Composite
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Hue / Saturation Adjustment Layer
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Using a Color Balance Layer to Edit Midtone Shades
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How Nathaniel Finds Inspiration and Techniques
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Adding a Field Blur
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Adding Gradient Fill Layer
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Adding Red Rim Lighting from Neon Lights
Description:
Dive into the first part of a comprehensive two-day tutorial on creating cinematic images in Photoshop with photographer Nathaniel Dodson. Learn advanced photo editing techniques to transform ordinary photos into stunning cinematic compositions. Master complex selections, environmental lighting, subject retouching, and digital re-lighting. Explore topics such as skin blemish removal, color grading, blend modes, sky replacement, perspective editing, and color channel manipulation. Gain insights into what makes an image truly cinematic and discover Nathaniel's sources of inspiration. Follow along as he demonstrates practical skills like using the pen tool, creating gradient fills, applying LUTs, and adding atmospheric effects like field blur and rim lighting.

Creating Cinematic Images in Photoshop - Part 1

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