Photo Processing in Adobe Camera Raw: Getting the Cinematic Look

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Photo Processing in Adobe Camera Raw: Getting the Cinematic Look
English | MP4 | Duration: 60m | Video: 720p | 1.10 GB

This insightful one-hour class with celebrity portrait photographer Elizabeth Weinberg will walk you through exactly what goes on behind those Instagram filters and editing programs, so you can understand the fundamentals of light, color, grain, saturation, and – in essence – make your digital photos not suck.

Elizabeth walks through the 4 telltale signs of ugly digital photos:

No grain
Terrible skin tones and highlights
Chromatic aberration
Oversaturation

...and how to fix these issues quickly and easily.

This class is perfect for photographers of all levels – whether you're just starting out, or if you've been shooting for years and want to hone your processing style.

Join Elizabeth in her digital darkroom (Adobe Camera Raw) for a crash course in photo editing, and leave with the skills and confidence to add a signature cinematic style to your own portraits.

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