Poetic Image Post-production in Photoshop

Chromatic circle

A course by Carol Lopes , Photographer and Post-Production Specialist

95% positive reviews (118)

1,848 students

Audio: Portuguese

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About the video: Chromatic circle

Overview

“In this class I will present a resource that will help us to know how to arrive in different shades: the color wheel.”

In this video lesson Carol Lopes addresses the topic: Chromatic circle, which is part of the Domestika online course: Poetic Image Post-production in Photoshop. Learn basic color and light treatment techniques and create an aesthetic language in your photo essays.

Partial transcription of the video

“Chromatic circle In this class, we will understand how the color wheel works. It is essential for the treatment of any image. In the following, I will show you three types of color circle graph. I will start from the simplest to the most complex. It will enable neutralize images and arrive at a certain tone you want. Let's understand how complementary and opposite colors work within the image treatment. Here we go? For you to arrive at a proposal for final image treatment, it's super important that you understand how the relationship opposite and complementary colors work. From that, I will...”

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Course summary for: Poetic Image Post-production in Photoshop

Level: Beginner
95% positive reviews (118)
1848 students
5 units
15 lessons (1h 56m)
12 downloads

Category
Photography & Video
Software
Adobe Photoshop, Camera Raw
Areas
Color Correction, Digital Photography, Photo Retouching, Photography, Photography Post-production

Carol Lopes

A course by Carol Lopes

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Photographer and Post-Production Specialist

Carol Lopes is a specialist in image treatment, graduated in Art and Media at the Federal University of Campina Grande (Brazil) and with a Master in Photography at Senac-SP (Brazil). She has worked at N Imagens, managing and being responsible for digitizing, editing, and processing their image collection.

She was part of the Cia de Foto collective where she developed works that questioned how we understand images and, since 2013, she accompanies and guides artists and photographers, both in groups and individually.