Post-production Techniques for Architectural Photography

Overview

“Here I will teach you how to make the best black and white conversion possible. In addition, I will create not only one, but several images from the base image, all with a greater and lesser degree of exposure, which will give you the flexibility to modify the light as you see necessary. ”

In this video lesson Daniel Garay Arango addresses the topic: Creation of exhibitions and edition by parts, which is part of the Domestika online course: Post-production Techniques for Architectural Photography. Learn how to prepare, shoot, and edit black and white photos of your surroundings with a Fine Art aesthetic.

Partial transcription of the video

“CREATION OF EXHIBITIONS AND EDITION BY PARTS We have already saved the selections. Let's turn the image to black and white. I will teach you the importance of having a base exposure and create an underexposed and an overexposed image for shadows and lights respectively. Let's go. This is the best part of the edit. We will bring to life the lighting scheme we imagine. We will go to black and white. To get the most out of RAW information, I recommend passing the image 16 bits deep. By default Photoshop works at 8 bits deep and with that change we have more shades to work on each pixel of the ...”

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Course summary for: Post-production Techniques for Architectural Photography

• Level: Beginner
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• 3885 students
• 4 units
• 15 lessons (1h 34m)
• 5 downloads

• Category

  Photography & Video

• Software

  Adobe Photoshop

• Areas

  Architectural Photography, Architecture, Digital Photography, Fine-Art Photography, Outdoor Photography, Photo Retouching, Photography