Creative Photomontage for Advertising
Final integration using photographic grain layer
A course by Ricardo Salamanca , Art Director
About the video: Final integration using photographic grain layer
Overview
“Using adjustment layers we can achieve effects on the whole image without losing information. ”
In this video lesson Ricardo Salamanca addresses the topic: Final integration using photographic grain layer, which is part of the Domestika online course: Creative Photomontage for Advertising. Learn to create fantastic scenes through manipulation of digital images with Photoshop.
Partial transcription of the video
“We are already finishing and now we are going to see a very important point for greater realism which is the photographic grain. Everything is said. Now we are going to see a completion for this, obviously it's a whole project to teach, obviously there are details to correct here, but you are going to do them. I have homework for you. So, they already have all the tools to achieve it. If something that makes an image come alive, it is also what unifies it. When you take a picture in a city, when you take a picture somewhere, for example, a photo from a distance to a part, you see that there...”
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Course summary for: Creative Photomontage for Advertising
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Areas
Advertising, Digital Photography, Fine-Art Photography, Photo Retouching, Photography, Photomontage
Ricardo Salamanca
A course by Ricardo Salamanca
Ricardo Salamanca is an illustrator and designer. He has won more than twenty awards in his native Chile and abroad: bronze in Cannes, the Grand Prix of San Sebastián, New York, and London, among others. He began studying design and his first professional job was at the Ogilvy advertising agency, later he worked as an illustrator at Leo Burnett, where he spent 14 years and finally decided to found his own studio: Salamagica.
Salamagica is a CGI and photo production studio specializing in advertising that works with agencies, clients, and independent producers around the world. They always seek to innovate and incorporate new and old methods to create unique pieces that range from classic hand and airbrush illustrations to 3D modeling.
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