Fixing Photographic Problems with Adobe Photoshop
Ideally, every photo we take would be perfect: perfect exposure, perfect white balance, no backlighting, no harsh shadows. Of course the reality is that some images need to be fixed, and in this course we will look at ways to deal with common problems. In each lesson Dave will fix a problem image, real-time, step-by-step.
Release Date: 2010-01-27
Lessons
Introduction
<p>Dave Cross welcomes viewers to the course and talks about what he will be covering in the lessons</p>
Duration: 3 mins 28 seconds
Fixing White Balance
<p>Learn several different approaches to adjusting the white balance of photos – including large batches of images</p>
Duration: 10 mins 36 seconds
Too Much Flash
<p>Some ideas for dealing with the problem of too much flash (or flash too close to the subject)</p>
Duration: 14 mins 41 seconds
Removing Distracting Shadows
<p>How to lessen or remove harsh shadows that distract from the main subject</p>
Duration: 13 mins 11 seconds
Dealing with Lighting Issues
<p>Fixing under-exposed images</p>
Duration: 7 mins 48 seconds
Backlit Images
<p>Strategies for fixing backlit photos, or images with people in shadow</p>
Duration: 11 mins 25 seconds
Backlit Images, Part 2
<p>An approach using Photoshop Extended</p>
Duration: 5 mins 59 seconds
Changing Eye Position
<p>Make people look at the camera – or wherever you want</p>
Duration: 11 mins 49 seconds
Fixing Glare on Glasses
<p>Getting rid of glare on glasses, and an approach for avoiding the problem</p>
Duration: 11 mins 55 seconds
Distortion from Glasses
<p>How to deal with distortion caused by eye glasses – and uses for Content Aware Scaling</p>
Duration: 6 mins 14 seconds
Adjusting Tan Lines
<p>How to make tan lines disappear (and a bonus technique)</p>
Duration: 11 mins 24 seconds
Conclusion
<p>Thanks for following along. Hope you learned a lot</p>
Duration: 0 mins 51 seconds