Photography for Graphic Designers: Create a Brand Book

post-processing photos

A course by Felix Finger , Graphic Designer

100% positive reviews (3)

263 students

Audio: German, English

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About the video: post-processing photos

Overview

“In this lesson, I will use some examples to show you the adjustments I make to photos during post-processing. ”

In this video lesson Felix Finger addresses the topic: post-processing photos, which is part of the Domestika online course: Photography for Graphic Designers: Create a Brand Book. Master the art of developing visual identities with self-shot photos in this course. Create a compelling brand book to impress your clients!.

Partial transcription of the video

“After I showed you in the last lessons, how I took the photos and I'll show you in this lesson, how I edit the photos in Lightroom. I have six photos here, which I have already selected, picked out and there will be I'll just take you with me for a bit, how I edit the photos. I'll start with a portrait of Jeremy, because there are just a lot of lows here and a lot of highs. It's a very high-contrast photo and you can find a good setting and find a setting that which you might then be able to use in the other photos. What I always do first is simply to generally align the image, adjust the c...”

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Course summary for: Photography for Graphic Designers: Create a Brand Book

Level: Beginner
100% positive reviews (3)
263 students
4 units
13 lessons (2h 45m)
10 downloads

Category
Design, Photography & Video
Software
Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop
Areas
Graphic Design, Photographic Composition, Photography

Felix Finger

A course by Felix Finger

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Graphic Designer

Felix Finger is an experienced graphic designer and photographer specializing in creating visual identities. His work fuses the abstract nature of graphic design with the tangible world of photography, making brands more vivid and relatable. Felix has received numerous awards, including the German Design Award and the ADC Silver Cube. His portfolio includes branding projects for craftsmanship and technology companies, where he effectively uses photography as a design tool.