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CreativeLIVE Transform Your Images with Color Grading – Lindsay Adler

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CreativeLIVE Transform Your Images with Color Grading – Lindsay Adler
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Category: CBTs


Often you’d be quite surprised what a magazine or editorial portrait looks like before Photoshop. No, it’s not about changing the skin or body– it’s about the tones and colors. In this segment we will begin by creating some timeless imagery using simple sets and lighting setups. Then, we will crank our creativity up a few notches by exploring color grading in Photoshop®. You’ll learn several approaches and tools to create drastically different emotional responses to your portraits using selective color, split toning, plug-ins and more! There are many ways you can transform the look of your images for a drastically different feel. Join Lindsay Adler as she shoots a series of standard but beautiful portraits and then transforms them in Photoshop.
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Learn From Joey L – Cinematic Color Grading

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Learn From Joey L – Cinematic Color Grading
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Category: CBTs


I like to take a cinematic approach when color grading my images in Photoshop. I strive to create masterful tones that are painterly in appearance and seek to enhance certain qualities hidden within the images. The tools I mainly use are Curves and Channel mixer but they are often combined together in unconventional ways. In this tutorial, I share how I manipulate these simple techniques in order to achieve truly dynamic results. [Read more…]

Pluralsight – Photoshop CC Cinematic Color Grading

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Pluralsight – Photoshop CC Cinematic Color Grading
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Category: Tutorial


Have you ever spent time composing an image, arranging light and camera angle, next enhanced it in post processing to find out in the end that there is still something missing? If so, this is the perfect course for you. In this course, Photoshop CC Cinematic Color Grading, you’ll learn how to deal with color related challenged in your images. First, you’ll discover how to evaluate your RAW file including color and how to perform a RAW conversion with the intent of color grading. Next, you’ll correct potential issues and learn how to make conscious creative decisions regarding color. Finally, you’ll be working with the most powerful Photoshop tools that target color. [Read more…]

Color Grading Central – How To Recreate The Look of Any Film

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Color Grading Central – How To Recreate The Look of Any Film
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Category: Tutorial


Apparently it was uploaded here last year but was deleted as being freely available, since at the time it was a free bonus course. My reading of the actual words of the rule regarding freely available content leads me to believe that this tutorial is no longer prohibited by that rule.
The rules states: ‘1.1.3. No freely available content. If you could just download something from the web, so can everyone else.’ The rule forbids torrents for freely available content from being uploaded here. It further illustrates what sorts of things constitute freely available content.
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TrainSimple – Adobe CC Color Grading Tips

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TrainSimple – Adobe CC Color Grading Tips

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Category: Tutorial


In Adobe CC Color Grading Tips, Chad Troftgruben takes you through color grading workflows in Premiere Pro CC and After Effects CC. Then, you will also learn about the new Color Themes and Looks features in the Adobe Capture CC mobile app, which can assist you in your color grading. You’ll also learn about some special effects to polish up your color graded footage.
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Color Grading Central – Davinci Resolve 11

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Color Grading Central – Davinci Resolve 11
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Category: TUTORIALS


DaVinci Resolve is a high end color grading application that is used to correct and enhance the color of film and video. It has been used to color grade more feature films and TV spots than any other system and is considered to be the benchmark or gold standard upon which all systems are measured.
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