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video2brain - Uwe Braunschweig – World Coming Down
video2brain - Uwe Braunschweig – World Coming Down Language: German | Duration: 2h 12m | H264 | 15fps 470kbps | 1280x720 | AAC 44.1KHz mono | 456MB Genre: eLearning
Backdrops for photo shoots in Photoshop, make Would you like to replace the original background of your photo shoots with a spectacular backdrop, we invite you to join in this video tutorial! Using the example of the image "World Coming Down," explains Uwe Brunswick explains the entire process of creating such a setting in Photoshop, what is in the details in composing the photo templates depends how the individual components for the assembly prepared and assembled and provides tips for implementing their own ideas and projects. Experience live, the emergence of this picture and what techniques you can achieve the result. These techniques are ideal to make all kinds of background image for your ideas - without travel expenses or time-consuming preparations.
From the contents Introduction In this chapter you will learn some important basics to know for compositing. From selecting the right perspective on the procurement and selection of original images, to the preparation of image data, you should already have the most concrete ideas in advance.
The basic design In the sense "from coarse to fine," you learn in this chapter begins to piece together the structural components of the scene. They form the foundation of the compositing, and thus an extremely important part.
Add neon signs After establishing the basic structure can gradually improve with accessories. In this chapter, some neon signs prepared and installed in the scene.
Make a night scene In this chapter you will learn a way to have come from this very bright and cool light situation, a night scene in the dark tones and rich, warm colors dominate.
Other effects In this chapter you will learn some additional techniques that will help you can give the image the final touch. Often lies in the details of how much the artist has been concerned with his work.
