عکاس تمرین کننده

مدرس Ben Long

انتشار 2013/05/19

به‌روز‌رسانی 2025/09/19

مدت زمان 49h 26m

سطح مبتدی

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آموزش The Practicing Photographer

در عکاس تمرینی، عکاس و معلم، بن لانگ، یک سرویس هفتگی از آموزش های عکاسی و الهام را به اشتراک می گذارد. هر قسمت بر روی یک سناریوی عکاسی، یک قطعه دنده یا یک تکنیک نرم افزاری تمرکز دارد. هر یک با یک فراخوان برای اقدام به پایان می رسد که به شما الهام می بخشد تا دوربین خود (یا ماوس یا تلفن هوشمند) را بردارید تا خودتان این تکنیک را امتحان کنید.توجه: از آنجایی که این یک سریال در حال انجام است، بینندگان این کار را خواهند کرد. گواهی پایان کار دریافت نمی کند.

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Introduction

Introducing The Practicing Photographer ()

Previous Episodes

Rewind: Using a small reflector to add fill light ()

How much editing is okay? Part three ()

How much editing is okay? Part two ()

How much editing is okay? Part one ()

Changing your vision, part two ()

Changing your vision, part one ()

REWIND: Is more dynamic range better? ()

The speed of your career ()

Using a voice isolator in video ()

Focus stack processing ()

In-camera focus stacking ()

Telephoto lenses ()

Rewind: Seeing an image in post ()

Challenge yourself to beat boredom ()

Create a 65:24 aspect ratio mask ()

Modify your camera's aspect ratio ()

How to handle boredom: Part 2 ()

How to handle boredom: Part 1 ()

The shape of the frame ()

Inspiration from Steve Simon ()

Why did you take that picture? ()

Explore your point of view ()

Is your lens too sharp? ()

The importance of lighting your prints ()

Define "practice" ()

Rewind: Beware of overtraining ()

Benefits of third-party lenses ()

A new way to warm up ()

Phone photography with intent ()

Photo critique: Elizabeth Greenberg ()

Rewind: What does it mean to be an expert? ()

How to make a photo book ()

Photo review: The right way to critique, part 2 ()

Practice photography using AI ()

Finding inspiration at home ()

Photo review: The right way to critique, part 1 ()

Interview: Jacob Cunningham, part 2 ()

Photo review: Failures vs. disappointments ()

Interview: Jacob Cunningham, part 1 ()

An AI storybook project ()

Video settings for photographers ()

How to get unstuck ()

A film shoot critique project ()

Is AI cheating? ()

REWIND: Finding inspiration at home ()

Work smarter, not harder, with a gear cart ()

Switching camera brands ()

Transition from digital to film ()

The AI elephant in the room ()

Phone photo-editing limitations ()

Why you need an Adobe Creative Cloud subscription ()

What I learned from David McNeese ()

Surviving AI in the world of photography ()

Photograph with app-based lights ()

Shoot flowers with an infrared lens ()

Resolution by any other name ()

Story ()

The other kind of lens flare ()

You can stop worrying about gear ()

Revisiting your images ()

Diopters ()

Make your own gear ()

An exercise in writing ()

The rules about rules ()

Work with a three-way laser ()

Rewind: Deepen your understanding ()

Rewind: Composition lesson from Instagram ()

Rewind: Looking at light as a subject ()

Use Stream Deck to work with photos ()

Moving from digital to film ()

Lighting starter kit, part 2 ()

Essential skill: How to look at photograph ()

Lighting starter kit, part 1 ()

Greatest hit: Seeing accurate white in images ()

The 70% rule ()

Should you still shoot HDR? ()

When to use a tripod ()

Find shapes in cityscapes ()

Find shapes in landscapes ()

Beware of overtraining ()

What does it mean to be an expert? ()

Seeing an image in post ()

What can you learn from renting a camera? ()

Is more dynamic range better? ()

Choosing a camera ()

Collaboration ()

The book ()

Practicing strong choices ()

The language of shooting ()

It's up to you ()

Documenting ()

Discomfort: Wrap-up ()

Solo production, part 1 ()

Discomfort ()

Fear and focus ()

How much can you crop? ()

Printer maintenance ()

Shoot for yourself ()

The authority of process ()

Why JPEG is okay ()

Seeing like other people ()

Practice privacy ()

The practicing mindset ()

Photography isn't precious ()

Web-based photo editing with Pixlr ()

Leave yourself wanting more ()

How to sell a photo class ()

Instant Print care ()

The other meaning of practice ()

Photographers to consider ()

Two kinds of seeing ()

Check your goal ()

Good Photoshop isn't a good photo ()

Legibility and communication ()

Constraints ()

The artist's statement ()

When do you become a photographer? ()

16-bit in Photoshop ()

Do ruts exist? ()

Get out and shoot (safely) ()

Photographic inspiration: George Byrne ()

Auction catalogs ()

Buyer's guide: Fuji Instax SQUARE ()

Buyer's guide: Fuji Instax mini camera ()

Evaluating a wide-angle lens ()

The value of instant photography ()

Avalanche for aperture ()

Five ways to look like an idiot ()

Five ways to look like a genius ()

On time and in tune ()

Rewind: Choosing a camera ()

Rewind: Finding your place in the photo market ()

Rewind: What makes a good photograph? ()

Choose a price first ()

On set: Same pieces, new set ()

On set: Lighting ()

On set: The build ()

On set: Corners ()

On set: Simplicity ()

iOS image editing extensions ()

Darkroom for iOS ()

Understanding your medium ()

Eneloop rechargeable batteries ()

How to make yourself practice ()

Stay-at-home exercises ()

Photos and words ()

Digital chores ()

Don't overdo it! ()

Development stages of a photographer ()

Photography drills ()

Don't tire out your portrait model ()

Should you talk to your model or not? ()

Why things going wrong can be good news ()

Create a portrait with a tilt-shift lens ()

Shooting a selfie video in focus ()

Photographic style ()

Up to interpretation ()

To Instagram or not to Instagram ()

Sensor size and depth of field ()

Photographic honesty ()

Why take a workshop? ()

Life as a project ()

Photo project: Holiday edition ()

Learning from students ()

An everyday project ()

The difference between Of and About ()

Finding inspiration ()

Looking at video options on the Fuji X-T2 ()

Trying to control the shoot before you start ()

Clichés ()

Boredom ()

Am I good? ()

How to critique a photo, part 2 ()

How to critique a photo, part 1 ()

Why group critiques are good for you ()

A portrait assignment ()

Do you need an external light meter? ()

Photographing birds in the wild ()

Converting video with ScanCafe ()

Create an honest portrait ()

Wedding photography: The business ()

Wedding photography: Marketing ()

Addressing the concept of luck in photography ()

Wedding photography: Skills and gear ()

Wedding photography: Is it for you? ()

Scan large negatives ()

Scan large items ()

Back in action with Polaroid ()

Production insurance: Worth it? ()

Do you need a carnet? ()

Essential skill: Developing a photographic style ()

Adding EXIF viewer to your phone ()

Greatest hit: Working with a photo subject ()

Confidence booster: Shift perspective ()

Avoid the zoom! ()

Looking vs. seeing ()

Composition lesson from Instagram ()

When in doubt ()

Aspect ratio for portraits ()

Body positioning with a wide-angle lens ()

Maybe you don't know enough yet ()

Seeing what you don't see ()

Paper choice for prints ()

Select images for a portfolio ()

Lens flare removal ()

Why you should strive to get into a rut ()

Not everyone sees things the way you do ()

Photographing water from a drone at night using a second drone ()

Printing small ()

The importance of being in a niche ()

Manage expectations when printing ()

Loupedeck for Lightroom ()

Konrad Eek Influencers: Uelsmann and Mann ()

Incorporate printing into your photo workflows ()

Diopter control ()

Macro insect photo editing workflow ()

Konrad Eek Influencers: Orland and Sexton ()

Is a cinema lens right for you? ()

Portrait lighting techniques ()

Konrad Eek influencers: Imboden and Grant ()

Photo fads ()

Choosing film ()

Luna Display ()

Photoshop alternatives: Photos ()

Easily produce giant prints ()

Analog workflow ()

Essential Photoshop keyboard shortcuts ()

Choosing a film camera ()

Learning rhythm from magazines ()

Photoshop alternatives: Luminar Pro ()

Culling ()

Why shoot film? ()

Exposure isn't everything ()

Photoshop alternatives: Capture One Pro ()

In-camera focus stacking ()

The state of commercial photography ()

Large sensors and dynamic range ()

Photography education ()

Moving images from catalogs ()

Long lens options ()

Comparing the Fuji GFX and the Hasselblad X1D ()

Configuring dual cards ()

Working with dim sunlight ()

Using the Astropad app ()

Using Adobe Bridge for renaming ()

Getting commercial photography clients ()

Focus lock on your camera ()

Aspect ratio ()

Basic abstract photography ()

Drone flight ()

RAW converter options ()

Making images in color intentionally ()

Shooting with two cameras simultaneously ()

Looking at custom book options for showcasing photos ()

Taking a safari through your own images ()

Processing older images in a newer RAW processor ()

Colorize-it.com for colorizing black and white images ()

Getting the best images by increasing the amount you shoot ()

Building Smart Previews in Lightroom ()

Framing and safety ()

Diversifying to broaden your projects ()

Posing a photo subject ()

Working with a photo subject ()

State of the commercial photo industry ()

VR gimbals ()

Finding your place in the photo market ()

Using 360 drones ()

Media card challenge image review ()

Filling a media card to find images ()

Critiquing images from a group photo event ()

Getting faster performance out of Lightroom ()

Switching camera systems ()

Choosing a lens ()

Using images to find additional information ()

Scanning images for preservation and restoration ()

Using metadata to sort and find images in a catalogue ()

Should you be shooting in 4K? ()

Looking at the Nikon KeyMission ()

Photographing an iconic city or just a hometown ()

Respecting culture and subjects in photos ()

Telling a story with nine images ()

Review of drones that are meant for selfies ()

Using a gimbal with an SLR ()

360 image editing plugins ()

Options for making a stand for VR cameras ()

Partial vignettes on photos ()

Using improv to improve your photography ()

Flying and photo batteries ()

Camera raw filter in Photoshop ()

Shooting aerial photos from a helicopter ()

Exploring smart previews ()

Shooting raw on iOS and Android with other apps ()

Dual slot ()

Media card care ()

Understanding Raids and when to use them ()

Recovering details and exposure settings ()

Cards speeds and newer formats in cameras ()

Teleconverters and lenses ()

F-stops vs. t-stops: Understanding what this means ()

Photography with drones in an immersive view ()

Lindsay Addario's book, It's What I Do ()

What is a low-pass filter? ()

Using the gimble as a camera stabilizer ()

Working with raw files on the iPhone ()

Using the face detection built into the camera ()

Remembering that your photographic vision matters ()

Nighttime drone photography using a cube light ()

Shooting with a Petzval lens ()

You probably already have a full frame camera ()

Workflow with Lightroom for mobile ()

A brief history of photography ()

Editing an Infrared image ()

Shooting a macro insect shot ()

Raw editing in Lightroom mobile ()

Macro insect photography gear and setup ()

Discussing the book "The Passionate Photographer" with Steve Simon ()

IR Conversion Part 2 ()

Finding a macro insect project to shoot ()

Introduction to Bob Sober macro bug photographer ()

Converting a camera to infrared ()

Understanding the job of a photojournalist ()

Post-processing a handheld macro focus stack ()

Shooting a handheld macro focus stack ()

Getting access to photographic subjects ()

IOS macro photography gear ()

Contrast and phase detection in cameras ()

Making a transition from photo to video ()

Exploring lo-fi printing options ()

Understanding how cameras handle ISO and low light ()

Storytelling through photographic images ()

Using a table or other surface to support a tiny tripod ()

Working with Smart Objects in Photoshop ()

The relationship between saturation and brightness ()

Exploring image processing in Snapseed ()

Understanding JPEG profiles in raw processing ()

Editing photos using a bigger screen ()

Avoiding the intimidation factor in photography ()

Shooting with a wide-angle macro lens ()

Understanding the wide-angle macro lens ()

Developing a photographic style ()

Shooting time-lapse panos with an egg timer ()

Handing out business cards as a photographer ()

Looking at tilt-shift options in post ()

Printer options ()

Working without a tripod ()

The importance of a catch light ()

What makes a good photograph? ()

Using the Dehaze feature in Lightroom ()

Minimizing camera baggage ()

Correcting a B&W image for print ()

The future of drone technology ()

Scanning polaroid negatives and processing in Photoshop ()

Using your iPad as a cintique for photo editing ()

Taking a look at Google Photos ()

Inspire ()

Light painting with a drone at night ()

Exploring options with high-speed video ()

Shooting three images without leaving your chair ()

Shooting a product shot on black glass ()

Exploring monopod options ()

Looking at anti-shine options for a natural looking portrait ()

Evaluating different lenses with the same focal length ()

Thinking about shooting a metaphor image ()

Vignetting ()

Using a MIDI Lightroom controller ()

Working with themes ()

Taking the "why not?" kind of shot ()

Converting an image to B&W with Lightroom and Photoshop ()

Using good photography skills always ()

Composing an image using what you have ()

Pulling stills from a time lapse ()

Why equivalent lenses don't always meter the same ()

Getting creative with image curation ()

Shooting and processing a long exposure at night ()

Shooting a slow-shutter zoom-and-spin shot for light effect ()

Understanding options for tripod heads ()

Waiting for a subject when the light is good ()

Working with colored lens filters and converting to black and white ()

Reasons for shooting images alone ()

Understanding when to go low contrast ()

Shooting with ND filter and flash to balance subject and background exposure ()

Don't be predictable in your framing ()

Exploring the software equivalent to graduated ND (neutral density) filters ()

Understanding how to use the Wi-Fi feature in some cameras ()

Give yourself a year-long assignment ()

Working with an electronic shutter control ()

Composing in the center ()

Cleaning the sensor with moisture ()

Dry sensor cleaning ()

Understanding how to clean sensor dust ()

Stitching together stacks of stars ()

Shooting a series of star shots for a stack ()

Using light-pollution maps for planning night shoots ()

The 100th Practicing Photographer ()

Evaluating camera-strap options ()

Adjusting the color of shadows in an image ()

Carrying a point-and-shoot camera ()

Tips for shooting panoramas ()

Taking a portrait that's tightly cropped or slightly obscured ()

Setting up a macro time lapse of a flower ()

Understanding the labels on SD cards ()

Working with models ()

Understanding lens profile correction ()

Using a monitor to get a first person view of the aerial camera ()

Shooting stills from a drone ()

Exploring how to use Bokeh ()

Creating an unaligned HDR image ()

Taking a flattering portrait with flash ()

Getting inspired through the work of others ()

Taking a quick portrait and directing a subject ()

Working with hair in post ()

Understanding micro focus adjustment and Lens Align ()

How to use glycerin as a photography tool ()

Using an iPhone to make a print in the darkroom ()

Understanding how to compose with an empty sky ()

Exploring manual controls with iOS 8 and ProCamera ()

Highlighting iOS 8 updates on the iPhone5S ()

Exploring how to think about shooting a new environment ()

Getting your project out into the world ()

Softboxes vs. umbrellas ()

Shooting tethered to a laptop ()

Shooting with a shape in mind ()

Posing and shooting pairs of people ()

Canon wireless flash with built in radio control ()

Photography practice through mimicry ()

Understanding exposure with a leaf shutter camera ()

Using your iPad as a second monitor ()

Using high speed flash sync to dim ambient light ()

Working with a geotagging app on the iPhone ()

Understanding why files look different on depending on device ()

Understanding the differences with third party lenses ()

Shooting a three flash portrait ()

Understanding the three flash setup ()

Making a 360 degree panorama on the iPhone ()

Shooting tethered to a monitor ()

Discussing the business of stock photography ()

Shooting when the light is flat ()

Photoshop and Automator ()

Shooting level ()

Photographing animals in wildlife refuges ()

Switching to Lightroom from another application ()

Shooting a successful self portrait with a phone ()

Listening to your camera to get good exposure ()

Using Lightroom on the road ()

When the on camera flash is casting a shadow ()

Using duct tape and zip ties in the field ()

Colorizing a black and white photo in Photoshop ()

Working with flash for macro photography ()

Working with masks and calculations in Photoshop ()

Going with an ultra-light gear configuration ()

Shooting a silhouette ()

Taking a panning action shot ()

Warming up ()

Reviewing the product shot images ()

Shooting a product shot in open shade ()

Jpeg iPad import process ()

Shooting in your own backyard ()

Reviewing the egg shot images ()

Photo assignment: shooting an egg ()

Scanning Photos ()

Two perspectives on travel photography ()

Processing an HDR time lapse ()

Setting up an HDR time lapse ()

Using a lens hood ()

Discussion on how to shoot architecture ()

Shooting wildlife ()

Varnishing a photo for a painterly effect ()

Shooting macro bug photos with a reversed lens ()

Four photographers do a light-as-subject exercise ()

Seizing an opportunity ()

Why Shoot Polaroid ()

Batch exposure adjustments on raw files ()

Wildlife and staying present ()

Using a tripod ()

Shooting macro shots on an iPhone ()

Creating tiny worlds: Post-processing techniques ()

Creating tiny worlds: Shooting technique ()

Limiting yourself to a fixed-focal-length lens ()

Batch processing photos with the Adobe Image Processor ()

Exploring mirrorless cameras ()

Working with reflections ()

Shooting without a memory card ()

Expand your filter options with step-up and step-down rings ()

Compositing street photography images with Photoshop ()

Let your lens reshape you ()

Editing photo metadata with PhotosInfo Pro for iPad ()

Using a small reflector to add fill light ()

Looking at light as a subject ()

Choosing a camera ()

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