
A photograph is capable of transcending visual language and communicating ideas and emotions, but to achieve this, good post-production is essential. In this course, Carol Lopes, an expert in image processing, will show you how you can turn a series of images into a properly structured and edited photo essay, using simple basic resources.
Throughout this course, you will post-produce a set of images with which you will give life to a photographic essay. You will start from a briefing to the final result that you can print or publish on your website and social networks. Prepare to take your photos to another level, managing to express what is behind each one and giving coherence to your project.
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You will start by learning about Carol's work and her career in the world of photography and post-production. You will discover what her main references are, not only in the field of photography but also in other artistic areas such as literature or cinema.
You will learn key concepts and tools to get started. First, you will go into the highlights and shadows, then the histogram, and finally you will see the brightness settings in Adobe Camera Raw. Finally, you will do a series of exercises where you will apply everything learned.
Next, you will delve into the uses of color and chromatic aspects. Carol will show you examples of photographers and painters who make good use of this resource and will introduce you to the color wheel. You will see how to apply color adjustments in Camera Raw and you will do a series of exercises.
At this point, the post-production part of your essay’s assembly will have arrived. You will do a briefing to work on your images and analyze how to get the desired result with Camera Raw. Carol will teach you how to use layer masks and other Photoshop-specific settings.
Finally, you will see how to save a file that is still in process and another that is already finished to print it or, publish on websites and social networks. To conclude and assimilate everything you learned in the course, Carol will explain photographer Lívia Aquino’s process, from her initial briefing to the final essay.
You will post-produce a series of images to organize them in a photo essay format.

To photographers who want to do consistent and professional post-production of their images.
Basic knowledge of Adobe Photoshop is required.
Regarding the materials, you will need a series of images that you want to post-produce to create your photo essay and a computer with Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Camera Raw.

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buen curso....
I was new this tool camera raw by the end of this course i get to know how to work even i understood how the director/ Client do give there feed back inside the work and how to work in Feedback Loop of client i can say it nice some of the things i need to see over and over again in my future days of filming and color correcting.
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Introduction
Light and shadow
Chromaticity
The idea of the essay
Completion
Final project
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This is an intermediate-level course recommended for those who already have basic knowledge of photography and digital image editing.
It's important to have a basic familiarity with Photoshop and Camera Raw, as the course dives deeper into techniques and workflows using these tools.
You will learn how to analyze and adjust color, light, and contrast, interpret histograms, use layer masks, apply equalization, and finalize files for print and web.
The course teaches how to read the histogram to assess exposure, tonal balance, and make precise technical decisions when editing digital images.
You will learn to use layer masks for targeted adjustments, selective blending of versions, and non-destructive edits on specific areas of an image.
The course covers strategies for chromatic and luminance equalization to ensure aesthetic and narrative consistency across multiple photos in a series.
Yes, you will learn how to properly finalize files, adjust resolution, convert color profiles, and export for various media like print, web, and social platforms.