It's been a few days since my last article here. I was quite busy working on new vlogs and didn't have much time to write. But today I want to share with you some post processing tutorials, which I recorded over the last years.
For those of you who know my photos, it shouldn't be a surprise that I like to edit them. I use Photoshop quite frequently and over the last 10 years I spent a lot of time developing my post processing style and workflow.
The tutorials I share in this article are kind of an introduction to working efficiently in Photoshop and on using masks. If, after watching those, you want to dive in deeper and learn all my tricks, you can check my more in depth tutorials.
Keyboard shortcuts are essential for a fluid workflow in Photoshop. In this video I show the shortcuts I use the most.
In this tutorial I lay out the foundation for my creative post processing. I use masks a lot in Photoshop and here I show a set of my most commonly used masks, including hard edge masks, Luminosity Masks and a more targeted Luminosity Mask.
After knowing how to create certain masks, it's even more important to know how to use them. In this video I show some use cases.
In this video I show you how I do doge and burn, which is an essential technique I use a lot in my post processing. You'll also see me using it in my other tutorials. I also show you how I use Lumenzia in the process here.
Building upon the previous videos, in this tutorial I show you how to do exposure blending using Luminosity Masks.
I use a set of plugins in my workflow, which I also want to share with you:
Now you should have a good foundation to continue with my more advanced tutorials. But I'll also drop in an article with a free tutorial in here from time to time. So make sure to follow me.
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