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RGGEDU – Lightroom Workflow & Processing – Chris Knight

18/08/2017 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

RGGEDU – Lightroom Workflow & Processing – Chris Knight
English | Size: 3.3GB
Category: CBTS

Many photographers interested in formulating an optimal workflow have ventured into the realm of Lightroom while not fully grasping its tools to its fullest potential. For photographers who have devoted their careers to harnessing other retouching softwares, their skills with this program may not have been developed. We’ve partnered with Chris Knight, a portrait photographer well-versed in the inner workings of Lightroom, to help unpack the in’s and out’s of a program tailored to those who are looking for a way to maximize their workflow in a more intuitive and all-encompassing avenue.
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Lynda – Premiere Pro Guru Dynamic Link and the Adobe Workflow

16/08/2017 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

Lynda – Premiere Pro Guru: Dynamic Link and the Adobe Workflow
English | Size: 2.6GB
Category: CBTs

Discover how to save time and disc space-and get more billable work done-using Dynamic Link, the Adobe technology that allows you to use files from other Adobe apps inside your Premiere Pro projects. Dynamic Link enables you to avoid intermediate renders, and the need to keep multiple copies of files. Dive in and learn how to add After Effects compositions, Audition audio clips, Photoshop images, and more, to your sequences. Rich Harrington also shares tips on frame rate conversion and creating merged clips and subclips.
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CGCookie The Blender & Substance Texturing Workflow Fix vid07

10/08/2017 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

CGCookie The Blender & Substance Texturing Workflow Fix vid07
English | Size: 312.4MB
Category: CBTs

Substance Painter and Substance Designer are excellent programs that are specifically made for texturing. Designer allows you to build complex procedural materials, and Painter allows you to apply those materials to your mesh using brushes, masks, and even particle simulations. In this course, I’ll walk you through the workflow of how to best use them alongside Blender.
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CGCookie The Blender & Substance Texturing Workflow

28/07/2017 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

CGCookie The Blender & Substance Texturing Workflow
English | Size: 2.0GB
Category: CBTs

CGCookie Animation Workflow & Body Mechanics

28/07/2017 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

CGCookie Animation Workflow & Body Mechanics
English | Size: 2.1GB
Category: CBTs

Take the next step forward with your animation skills. Learn invaluable workflow enhancements and take on challenging body mechanics exercises. The first half of the course serves as an animation masterclass. You’ll learn how to hone your planning, blocking, splining, and polishing capabilities. Refining your workflow means your animations will improve drastically.
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creativeLIVE – Revitalize Your Workflow with Lightroom 5

12/07/2017 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

creativeLIVE – Revitalize Your Workflow with Lightroom 5
English | Size: 2.44 GB
Category: Tutorial

Ready to drastically reduce your post-production workflow? In this 2-day workshop, Julieanne Kost, the Principal Digital Imaging Evangelist for Photoshop and Lightroom at Adobe Systems, will show you how to save time every step of the way, from importing raw images to exporting expertly enhanced photographs – and everything in between. [Read more…]

cmiVFX – Cinema 4D to Substance Painter Workflow

12/07/2017 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

cmiVFX – Cinema 4D to Substance Painter Workflow
English | Size: 1.7GB
Category: CBTs

In this series, I go through my procedure for taking a model from Cinema4D, preparing it for Substance Painter, doing everything we need to paint it and create all our maps in Substance Painter, and then bringing it back into Cinema4D to take advantage of the physically-rendered properties that we created.
It was a lot of fun and I hope you’ll join me and learn a couple of new things!
Chapters:
01: Spanner Setup [Read more…]

Desktop Images Avid Workflow and Media Managment Level 2

14/06/2017 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

Desktop Images Avid Workflow and Media Managment Level 2
English | Size: 632 MB
Category: CBTs

I’ve got all the disks plus a basic/beginning set by Genuis (http://www.geniusdv.com/avid-dvd.php) and Avid HD training too. Disks 3 and 4 are already here but looks like no seeders around. If you want me to up 3 and 4 after I finish upping disks 1 and 2; put in a request and PM me to let me know you did so. I hadn’t planned on upping the Genuis DVD since it is so basic but if enough people want it…. As for the HD disks, those will be upped sometime later. The Desktop series is excellent and most everything taught in the series can still apply to Avid Xpress Pro 5.x HD. Get your feet wet with Desktop first. I have yet to watch the HD set completely myself since I don’t have a a HD camera yet. Remember, the more you seed, the sooner I can up the others.
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LearnSquared – Design for Production Workflow

11/05/2017 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

LearnSquared – Design for Production: Workflow
English | Size: 24.5GB
Category: Tutorial

his entire creative process, from interpreting a project brief, all the way through procedurally generating and rendering complex 3D scenes. Students can expect a high level look at the creative and design processes, walking away with some solid portfolio work as well as a fundamental understanding of professional workflow.
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Tutsplus – Setting Up a Pro Front-End Development Workflow

21/04/2017 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

Tutsplus – Setting Up a Pro Front-End Development Workflow
English | Size: 736.68 MB
Category: Tutorial

Owing to the plethora of tools available nowadays, front-end development has a lower barrier to entry for a wide range of people. We can use libraries that enhance the code we write whilst also simplifying it. We can compile and minify Sass or LESS with a single line of code. We can use tools like Grunt to execute as many tasks as we want just by typing a few keywords into the terminal.
Needless to say, to achieve this you must have a basic understanding of how these tools all work, but if that’s not yet the case, you’ve come to the right place. [Read more…]