
This video is a quick introduction to the course.
In this video we will discuss the differences between the way a human eye and DSLR camera see the world.
Introduction to the Histogram Tool - very important!
In this clip we will start discussing different types of imagery in relation to the luminosity range. This video covers underexposed image and a relevant histogram.
In this clip we will take a look at a low key image and accompanying histogram.
In this clip we will focus our attention on an overexposed image and accompanying histogram.
In this clip we will analyse a high key image and accompanying histogram.
In this clip we will take a look at a low contrast photo and relevant histogram graph.
In this clip we will compare the results of correcting luminosity levels of a low contrast photo on a two different files: 8 bit and 16 bit file.
This video is an introduction to the Exposure Triangle.
In this clip we will talk about the first of the three variables of exposure: ISO.
In this clip we will talk about the second of the three variables of exposure: Shutter Speed.
In this video we will talk about the third variable of exposure: Aperture. The lecture was updated with a set of new photos related to the deep focus.
This is an introductory video to manual exposure.
In this video we will talk about camera's metering modes.
In this clip we will cover manual exposure metering techniques.
This clip will give you an understanding of the way camera's meter is set by default to produce a "correct exposure".
In this clip we will talk about manual metering and exposure compensation.
This video is an introduction to the creative exposure.
In this clip we will talk about the way aperture's settings affect depth of field in a photo.
In this clip we will take a look at examples of creative over and underexposure.
In this clip we will talk about how shutter speed affects the way movement is recorded in a photo: motion blur & frozen action effects.
In this clip we will target auto exposure modes.
In this video we will talk about exposure compensation.
In this introductory lecture we will talk about the five principles that are the basis of maintaining highest quality of our work.
In this lecture I will show you how to begin working with the RAW file in ACR.
In this video we will talk about fixing perspective distortions in ACR caused by lens.
In this video we will target correcting an excessive noise caused by high ISO settings.
In this clip we will target chromatic aberration correction.
In this video we will talk about contrast adjustments in the image prepared in previous lectures.
In this clip we will perform color adjustments on our image with the Split Toning Tool.
In this video I will talk about selective adjustments in ACR - why I don't perform them typically at RAW stage.
In this video we will learn about several different ways of saving our work in ACR - it all depends on our further intentions and can be quite confusing.
This is an introductory lecture to the Photoshop edit.
In this clip we will perform local luminosity adjustments in Photoshop.
In this clip we will focus on local detail enhancements in Photoshop.
In this lecture we will adjust contrast in our image in Photoshop.
In this clip we will polish color in our photo with Selective Color adjustment layer in Photoshop.
In this clip we will work with a B&W and Vibrance adjustment layers.
In this video we will add a vignette to our image.
This video closes our edit - to complete our work we will perform local sharpening.
This online photo editing course will teach you how to improve your images by mastering photographic exposure, with insider tips on how to enhance your photos further in a seamless way. You’ll learn how to take full advantage of the data stored in your RAW files to optimise your images with control and flexibility. Because technical explanations of exposure compensation may seem complicated, we make it simple and straightforward for you to master the mechanics behind a good exposure by presenting the process to you in small, easy to digest blocks.
Sharpen Your Skills
Perfect Your Exposures With Histogram Tool
Know the difference between a “low-key” and an underexposed image. You’ll easily grasp the nuances through in-depth explanations followed by photo examples, making evaluating your exposures with the Histogram tool simple and intuitive. You’ll be thrilled with how much easier it makes your life by providing accurate, detailed feedback on your exposure’s quality.
Discover The Exposure Triangle
Learning how to balance the three fundamental components of exposure — shutter speed, aperture and ISO — will forever transform your photography skills. Understanding this simple concept will help you to create a solid foundation and will allow you to take your work to the next level.
Non-Destructive Workflow
Learn how to combine masks and adjustment layers to maintain flexibility in your artistic process as you achieve stunning results. In no time you’ll be able to create alternative versions of one photo, or revisit your artwork in the future to bring new ideas to life with a just a few minor adjustments.
Express Your Artistic Vision With Creative Exposure
The medium of photography uses a visual language, and exposure is what gives it resonance and impact. Every aspect of your images communicates something — the colors it contains, shapes, the composition — and exposure can help you eloquently express your unique signature and overall artistic ideas to your audience.