Nick Page - Mastering Luminosity Masks

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www.nickpagephotography.com/tutorials/mastering-luminosity-masks
In these videos Nick shows you how to create, use and implement luminosity masks into any photoshop workflow.

Covered in this course:
    What Luminosity Masks are, and how to create them
    Recommended creation tools
    Exposure Blending using luminosity masks
    Selectively adding contrast using luminosity masks
    Targeted adjustments using luminosity masks
    Bringing out dimension and three-dimentionality in dark foregrounds
    Controlled Dodging and Burning using Luminosity masks

This is a 4 video set, with a Combined runtime of around 1.5 hours.

Also included in this package are the RAW files from the videos for practicing on

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