Get accurate colour in difficult lighting with the patented ExpoDisc, the fast and easy digital white balance filter. Simply read and set white balance with the ExpoDisc in place before shooting and you’ll reduce or eliminate the need for post-capture colour adjustments. Get the white balance solution that is quickly becoming the preferred method of achieving accurate colour balance for professional
photographers today.

In this film Mark Cleghorn shows you how to get to grips with custom colour using the EXPODISC on both Canon and Nikon cameras. This film covers how to setup and use custom colour setting on the camera with EXPODISC inside the studio with flash, using ambient light in a room setting as well as out side on location with natural light..

EXPODISC Digital White Balance Filters

* Fine-tune your colour at point of capture
* Works in mixed, or difficult lighting
* Replaces your grey cards and white cards
* Spend more time shooting and less on workflow
* It’s convenient, fast and easy-to-use

Price & Buy ExpoDisc

PT4U Master Portrait Photographer And Elements Guru- Kenny Martin

In this series of 25 short video tutorials, Kenny will explore from the ground up what Elements 7 can actually achieve. This inexpensive piece of software can produce stunning images and although is lacking many of the automation features and advanced tools of it’s big brother Photoshop, Elements can pretty much cope with anything that can be thrown at it including RAW files.

Adobe Elements

FINDING THE MID GREY IN YOUR IMAGE In this stunning technique Kenny will show you how to find the mid grey colour in your image to correct colour casts in your images.

PT4U Master Portrait Photographer And Elements Guru- Kenny Martin

In this series of 25 short video tutorials, Kenny will explore from the ground up what Elements 7 can actually achieve. This inexpensive piece of software can produce stunning images and although is lacking many of the automation features and advanced tools of it’s big brother Photoshop, Elements can pretty much cope with anything that can be thrown at it including RAW files.

Adobe Elements

USING A GREY CARD IN RAW Film 6 in this series of video tutorials on Elements 7 shows how to achieve perfect colour by using a grey card in your shoot and correcting in Camera RAW

PT4U Master Portrait Photographer And Elements Guru- Kenny Martin

In this series of 25 short video tutorials, Kenny will explore from the ground up what Elements 7 can actually achieve. This inexpensive piece of software can produce stunning images and although is lacking many of the automation features and advanced tools of it’s big brother Photoshop, Elements can pretty much cope with anything that can be thrown at it including RAW files.

Adobe Elements

B&W DIRECT FROM RAW In this 5th video for PT4U Kenny shows a quick and very easy way to create excellent B&W images directly from within the Camera RAW interface.

PT4U Master Portrait Photographer And Elements Guru- Kenny Martin

In this series of 25 short video tutorials, Kenny will explore from the ground up what Elements 7 can actually achieve. This inexpensive piece of software can produce stunning images and although is lacking many of the automation features and advanced tools of it’s big brother Photoshop, Elements can pretty much cope with anything that can be thrown at it including RAW files.

Adobe Elements

CORRECTING OVER & UNDER EXPOSURE IN RAW In this 4th video for PT4U Kenny shows how to correct under and over exposure using the fill light and recovery tool within camera RAW.

PT4U Master Portrait Photographer And Elements Guru- Kenny Martin

In this series of short 25 video tutorials, Kenny will explore from the ground up what Elements 7 can actually achieve. This inexpensive piece of software can produce stunning images and although is lacking many of the automation features and advanced tools of it’s big brother Photoshop, Elements can pretty much cope with anything that can be thrown at it including RAW files.

Adobe Elements

OPENING FILES IN RAW Using the powerful RAW file converter which is supplied with Elements 7 Kenny will show you how to open files in RAW and gives a brief overview of the RAW interface.

In this series of films you get to follow the first two PhotoTraining4U Apprentices, Osy & John over a 12 months training journey using a combination of specific films on PhotoTraining4U as well as hands on monthly tuition with Mark Cleghorn on their route to becoming better photographers.

In this 4 part film Mark goes back to basics on location with the apprentices by allowing them only 1 Shot per setup, this is to make them think before they shoot. This technique will make them look at the lighting, pose and location more in depth as all Mark allows them is one practice shot before the image has to be captured.

Lesson 6 Part 2 includes – Mark continues the lesson in editing RAW files. He takes the boys through presets and double processing.

In this series of films you get to follow the first two PhotoTraining4U Apprentices, Osy & John over a 12 months training journey using a combination of specific films on PhotoTraining4U as well as hands on monthly tuition with Mark Cleghorn on their route to becoming better photographers.

In this 4 part film Mark goes back to basics on location with the apprentices by allowing them only 1 Shot per setup, this is to make them think before they shoot. This technique will make them look at the lighting, pose and location more in depth as all Mark allows them is one practice shot before the image has to be captured.

Lesson 6 Part 1 includes – Mark gives the Apprentices their first Photoshop lesson. To start he stresses the importance of shooting in RAW before showing the basics of adjusting a RAW file.

Using automation is a key work-flow technique whether you are using Adobe Photoshop Actions or Adobe Bridge and ACR. Automation makes work-flow speed up and hence produce the creative image quicker which will give you more time to be a creative photographer and less time a monitor watcher.

In this film Mark Cleghorn shows you how to use his basic Presets in ACR as well as how to make your own.

This film Covers – Photoshop PreSets in ACR & Bridge.

Also includes a download of Marks Basic ACR Presets for Photoshop CS4- many of the presets will also work in CS3 and some in CS2.

To Install the Presets see the Video – Installing Presets in ACR

In this 2 part film Mark Cleghorn discusses whats in his bag, equipment wise, as well as why and how he uses it.

Part 2 – Choice of Lens for the image, Depth of Field and controlling focus, Metering and hope to measure for the exposure, Manual & Auto Focus modes, Tripods and supporting the camera, Filters for effect, Setting Up The Camera, Jpeg V’s RAW