Quick Tips – Photoshop Bridge & ACR

Shows you how to keep a selective colour or colours to an image or a whole batch of images with Bridge and Adobe Camera RAW

Features ACR – HSL

This film shows you Mark Cleghorn’s Wedding Work-flow from the card to proofing using Adobe bridge to edit, colour and process the RAW files.

In this, the forth part of a 5 part series Mark shows you his online ordering system and then how he uses Pro Show Producer to createhis slide show proof disk for the client.

This film shows you Mark Cleghorn’s Wedding Work-flow from the card to proofing using Adobe bridge to edit, colour and process the RAW files.

In this, the second part of a 5 part series looking at how Mark edits, a complete wedding from start to finish. explaining and demonstrating each step.

Includes – 2nd Edit, choosing for Black & White.

This film shows you Mark Cleghorn’s Wedding Work-flow from the card to proofing using Adobe bridge to edit, colour and process the RAW files.

In this, the first part of a 5 part series looking at how Mark edits, a complete wedding from start to finish. explaining and demonstrating each step, including editing in bridge and basic image correction whilstediting.

Photoshop is a daunting programme, especially in the beginning, so in this 12 part film series Mark Cleghorn rips it to the essential skills that the day to day photographer needs to use in a working week.

In Part 5 – Mark discusses the power of colour correction and enhancement using the Hue, Saturation and Luminance controls in ACR as well as there limitations, then shows you how to overcome these problems in Photoshop using non destructive Adjustment Layers

Part 5 includes – Hue & Saturation, Adjustment Layers, HSL in ACR.

Photoshop is a daunting programme, especially in the beginning, so in this 12 part film series Mark Cleghorn rips it to the essential skills that the day to day photographer needs to use in a working week.

In Part 4 – Mark discusses using colour basics in Adobe Camera RAW using a variety of techniques to help optimise your skills and work-flow.

Part 4 includes – Colour Picker, Temperature Slider and Numeric, Tint, using a Grey Card, Variations

Photoshop is a daunting programme, especially in the beginning, so in this 12 part film series Mark Cleghorn rips it to the essential skills that the day to day photographer needs to use in a working week.

In Part 3 – Mark discusses the Zoom tool and its options, as well as understanding File Size, Saving File Options plus he looks at the differentjpg quality and compression. Last but not least he shows you how to accurately set your contrast whether you are working with a calibrated monitor or not. Plus he touches on Destructive and non Destructive changes to an image.

Part 3 includes – Zoom Tool, Levels, File Sizes, Tiff, jpeg, PSD, RAW files, Adjustment layers.

Photoshop is a daunting programme, especially in the beginning, so in this 12 part film series Mark Cleghorn rips it to the essential skills that the day to day photographer needs to use in a working week.

In Part 2 – Mark discusses setting up the Photoshop and bridge window workspace as well as preferences and colour settings as well as basics tool presets and pallets.

Part 2 includes – Bridge Setting Up, Photoshop Setting Up, Preferences, Saving Workspace, Pallets, Tool Presets.

Photoshop is a daunting programme, especially in the beginning, so in this 12 part film series Mark Cleghorn rips it to the essential skills that the day to day photographer needs to use in a working week.

In Part 1 – Mark discusses the outline of the the journey of the file, and shows the basics of what is to come from download to a file finished and ready for printing at his Photo Lab Loxley Colour.

Part 1 includes – The Basic – Edit, Re-Name, Save to, Colour Correct, Contrast, Retouch, Layers, Enhance, Black & White, Straighten, Crop, Save As

Inspired by a client shoot in 1997 Mark Cleghorn talks about and shoots a creative nude session based on these themes.

When a past client comes to you with a specific idea for a session and images it becomes more of a commercial shoot as the client is the real art director of the idea. Its then up to you as a photographer to put your creative spin on the images especially when it then develops into a series of sessions and images for clients to use as wall art in their homes and even offices.

Mark developed this idea into what he called his “Red Shoe Diaries” which in its self became quite a popular development in a fetish style of a Nude or Boudoir portrait shoot. This type of work not only attracted clients from just in his home town of Cardiff but from all over the UK.

Part 2 Red Shoes also includes using presets in Photoshop Bridge and ACR to proof selective colour

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