عکاس تمرین کننده

مدرس Ben Long

انتشار 2013/05/19

به‌روز‌رسانی 2022/10/21

مدت زمان 42h 42m

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.

Black & White Photography Landscape Photography Night Photography Photography Street Photography

The Practicing Photographer - New This Week

The 70% rule ()

Introduction

Introducing The Practicing Photographer ()

Previous Episodes

Choosing a camera ()

Looking at light as a subject ()

Using a small reflector to add fill light ()

Editing photo metadata with PhotosInfo Pro for iPad ()

Let your lens reshape you ()

Compositing street photography images with Photoshop ()

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

Shooting without a memory card ()

Give yourself a year-long assignment ()

Working with reflections ()

Exploring mirrorless cameras ()

Batch processing photos with the Adobe Image Processor ()

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

Creating tiny worlds: Shooting technique ()

Creating tiny worlds: Post-processing techniques ()

Shooting macro shots on an iPhone ()

Using a tripod ()

Wildlife and staying present ()

Batch exposure adjustments on raw files ()

Why Shoot Polaroid ()

Seizing an opportunity ()

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

Shooting macro bug photos with a reversed lens ()

Varnishing a photo for a painterly effect ()

Shooting wildlife ()

Discussion on how to shoot architecture ()

Using a lens hood ()

Working with themes ()

Setting up an HDR time lapse ()

Processing an HDR time lapse ()

Two perspectives on travel photography ()

Scanning Photos ()

Photo assignment: shooting an egg ()

Reviewing the egg shot images ()

Shooting in your own backyard ()

Jpeg iPad import process ()

Shooting a product shot in open shade ()

Reviewing the product shot images ()

Warming up ()

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

Taking a panning action shot ()

Scanning polaroid negatives and processing in Photoshop ()

Shooting a silhouette ()

Going with an ultra-light gear configuration ()

Working with masks and calculations in Photoshop ()

Working with flash for macro photography ()

Colorizing a black and white photo in Photoshop ()

Using duct tape and zip ties in the field ()

When the on camera flash is casting a shadow ()

Using Lightroom on the road ()

Listening to your camera to get good exposure ()

Shooting a successful self portrait with a phone ()

Switching to Lightroom from another application ()

Photographing animals in wildlife refuges ()

Shooting level ()

Photoshop and Automator ()

Shooting when the light is flat ()

Discussing the business of stock photography ()

Shooting tethered to a monitor ()

Making a 360 degree panorama on the iPhone ()

Understanding the three flash setup ()

Shooting a three flash portrait ()

Understanding the differences with third party lenses ()

Understanding why files look different on depending on device ()

Working with a geotagging app on the iPhone ()

Using high speed flash sync to dim ambient light ()

Using your iPad as a second monitor ()

Understanding exposure with a leaf shutter camera ()

Photography practice through mimicry ()

Canon wireless flash with built in radio control ()

Posing and shooting pairs of people ()

Shooting with a shape in mind ()

Shooting tethered to a laptop ()

Softboxes vs. umbrellas ()

Getting your project out into the world ()

Exploring how to think about shooting a new environment ()

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

Highlighting iOS 8 updates on the iPhone5S ()

Exploring manual controls with iOS 8 and ProCamera ()

Understanding how to compose with an empty sky ()

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

How to use glycerin as a photography tool ()

Understanding micro focus adjustment and Lens Align ()

Working with hair in post ()

Taking a quick portrait and directing a subject ()

Getting inspired through the work of others ()

Taking a flattering portrait with flash ()

Creating an unaligned HDR image ()

Exploring how to use Bokeh ()

Shooting stills from a drone ()

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

Understanding lens profile correction ()

Working with models ()

Understanding the labels on SD cards ()

Setting up a macro time lapse of a flower ()

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

Tips for shooting panoramas ()

Carrying a point-and-shoot camera ()

Adjusting the color of shadows in an image ()

Evaluating camera-strap options ()

The 100th Practicing Photographer ()

Using light-pollution maps for planning night shoots ()

Shooting a series of star shots for a stack ()

Stitching together stacks of stars ()

Understanding how to clean sensor dust ()

Dry sensor cleaning ()

Cleaning the sensor with moisture ()

Composing in the center ()

Working with an electronic shutter control ()

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

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

Don't be predictable in your framing ()

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

Understanding when to go low contrast ()

Reasons for shooting images alone ()

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

Waiting for a subject when the light is good ()

Understanding options for tripod heads ()

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

Shooting and processing a long exposure at night ()

Getting creative with image curation ()

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

Pulling stills from a time lapse ()

Composing an image using what you have ()

Using good photography skills always ()

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

Critiquing images from a group photo event ()

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

Using a MIDI Lightroom controller ()

Vignetting ()

Thinking about shooting a metaphor image ()

Evaluating different lenses with the same focal length ()

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

Exploring monopod options ()

Shooting a product shot on black glass ()

Shooting three images without leaving your chair ()

Exploring options with high-speed video ()

Light painting with a drone at night ()

Inspire ()

Taking a look at Google Photos ()

Using your iPad as a cintique for photo editing ()

The future of drone technology ()

Correcting a B&W image for print ()

Minimizing camera baggage ()

Using the Dehaze feature in Lightroom ()

What makes a good photograph? ()

The importance of a catch light ()

Working without a tripod ()

Printer options ()

Looking at tilt-shift options in post ()

Handing out business cards as a photographer ()

Shooting time-lapse panos with an egg timer ()

Developing a photographic style ()

Understanding the wide-angle macro lens ()

Shooting with a wide-angle macro lens ()

Avoiding the intimidation factor in photography ()

Editing photos using a bigger screen ()

Understanding JPEG profiles in raw processing ()

Exploring image processing in Snapseed ()

The relationship between saturation and brightness ()

Working with Smart Objects in Photoshop ()

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

Storytelling through photographic images ()

Understanding how cameras handle ISO and low light ()

Exploring lo-fi printing options ()

Making a transition from photo to video ()

Contrast and phase detection in cameras ()

IOS macro photography gear ()

Getting access to photographic subjects ()

Shooting a handheld macro focus stack ()

Post-processing a handheld macro focus stack ()

Understanding the job of a photojournalist ()

Converting a camera to infrared ()

Introduction to Bob Sober macro bug photographer ()

Finding a macro insect project to shoot ()

IR Conversion Part 2 ()

Macro insect photography gear and setup ()

Raw editing in Lightroom mobile ()

Shooting a macro insect shot ()

Macro insect photo editing workflow ()

Editing an Infrared image ()

A brief history of photography ()

Workflow with Lightroom for mobile ()

You probably already have a full frame camera ()

Shooting with a Petzval lens ()

Nighttime drone photography using a cube light ()

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

Remembering that your photographic vision matters ()

Using the face detection built into the camera ()

Working with raw files on the iPhone ()

Using the gimble as a camera stabilizer ()

What is a low-pass filter? ()

Exploring the Litchi software app for drone photography ()

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

Photography with drones in an immersive view ()

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

Teleconverters and lenses ()

Cards speeds and newer formats in cameras ()

Recovering details and exposure settings ()

Understanding Raids and when to use them ()

Media card care ()

Dual slot ()

Adding EXIF viewer to your phone ()

Shooting raw on iOS and Android with other apps ()

Exploring smart previews ()

Shooting aerial photos from a helicopter ()

Camera raw filter in Photoshop ()

Flying and photo batteries ()

Using improv to improve your photography ()

Partial vignettes on photos ()

Addressing the concept of luck in photography ()

What can you learn from renting a camera? ()

Options for making a stand for VR cameras ()

Seeing an image in post ()

360 image editing plugins ()

What does it mean to be an expert? ()

Using a gimbal with an SLR ()

Beware of overtraining ()

Review of drones that are meant for selfies ()

Find shapes in landscapes ()

Telling a story with nine images ()

Find shapes in cityscapes ()

Respecting culture and subjects in photos ()

When to use a tripod ()

Photographing an iconic city or just a hometown ()

Should you still shoot HDR? ()

Looking at the Nikon KeyMission ()

Should you be shooting in 4K? ()

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

Scanning images for preservation and restoration ()

Using images to find additional information ()

Choosing a lens ()

Switching camera systems ()

Getting faster performance out of Lightroom ()

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

Filling a media card to find images ()

Media card challenge image review ()

Using 360 drones ()

Finding your place in the photo market ()

VR gimbals ()

State of the commercial photo industry ()

Working with a photo subject ()

Posing a photo subject ()

Diversifying to broaden your projects ()

Framing and safety ()

Building Smart Previews in Lightroom ()

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

Processing older images in a newer RAW processor ()

Taking a safari through your own images ()

Looking at custom book options for showcasing photos ()

Shooting with two cameras simultaneously ()

Making images in color intentionally ()

RAW converter options ()

Drone flight ()

Basic abstract photography ()

Aspect ratio ()

Focus lock on your camera ()

Getting commercial photography clients ()

Using Adobe Bridge for renaming ()

Using the Astropad app ()

Working with dim sunlight ()

Configuring dual cards ()

Comparing the Fuji GFX and the Hasselblad X1D ()

Long lens options ()

Moving images from catalogs ()

Photography education ()

Large sensors and dynamic range ()

The state of commercial photography ()

In-camera focus stacking ()

Photoshop alternatives: Capture One Pro ()

Exposure isn't everything ()

Why shoot film? ()

Culling ()

Photoshop alternatives: Luminar Pro ()

Learning rhythm from magazines ()

Choosing a film camera ()

Essential Photoshop keyboard shortcuts ()

Analog workflow ()

Easily produce giant prints ()

Photoshop alternatives: Photos ()

Luna Display ()

Choosing film ()

Photo fads ()

Konrad Eek influencers: Imboden and Grant ()

Portrait lighting techniques ()

Is a cinema lens right for you? ()

Konrad Eek Influencers: Orland and Sexton ()

Diopter control ()

Incorporate printing into your photo workflows ()

Konrad Eek Influencers: Uelsmann and Mann ()

Loupedeck for Lightroom ()

Manage expectations when printing ()

The importance of being in a niche ()

Printing small ()

Not everyone sees things the way you do ()

Why you should strive to get into a rut ()

Lens flare removal ()

Select images for a portfolio ()

Paper choice for prints ()

Seeing what you don't see ()

Maybe you don't know enough yet ()

Body positioning with a wide-angle lens ()

Aspect ratio for portraits ()

When in doubt ()

Composition lesson from Instagram ()

Looking vs. seeing ()

Avoid the zoom! ()

Confidence booster: Shift perspective ()

Greatest hit: Working with a photo subject ()

Essential skill: Developing a photographic style ()

Do you need a carnet? ()

Production insurance: Worth it? ()

Back in action with Polaroid ()

Scan large items ()

Scan large negatives ()

Wedding photography: Is it for you? ()

Wedding photography: Skills and gear ()

Wedding photography: Marketing ()

Wedding photography: The business ()

Create an honest portrait ()

Converting video with ScanCafe ()

Photographing birds in the wild ()

Do you need an external light meter? ()

A portrait assignment ()

Why group critiques are good for you ()

How to critique a photo, part 1 ()

How to critique a photo, part 2 ()

Greatest hit: Seeing accurate white in images ()

Essential skill: How to look at photograph ()

Am I good? ()

Boredom ()

Clichés ()

Trying to control the shoot before you start ()

Finding inspiration ()

The difference between Of and About ()

An everyday project ()

Learning from students ()

Photo project: Holiday edition ()

Life as a project ()

Why take a workshop? ()

Photographic honesty ()

Sensor size and depth of field ()

To Instagram or not to Instagram ()

Up to interpretation ()

Photographic style ()

Shooting a selfie video in focus ()

Create a portrait with a tilt-shift lens ()

Why things going wrong can be good news ()

Should you talk to your model or not? ()

Don't tire out your portrait model ()

Photography drills ()

Development stages of a photographer ()

Digital chores ()

Photos and words ()

Stay-at-home exercises ()

How to make yourself practice ()

Eneloop rechargeable batteries ()

Understanding your medium ()

Darkroom for iOS ()

iOS image editing extensions ()

On set: Simplicity ()

On set: Corners ()

On set: The build ()

On set: Lighting ()

On set: Same pieces, new set ()

Choose a price first ()

Rewind: What makes a good photograph? ()

Rewind: Finding your place in the photo market ()

Rewind: Choosing a camera ()

On time and in tune ()

Five ways to look like a genius ()

Five ways to look like an idiot ()

Avalanche for aperture ()

The value of instant photography ()

Evaluating a wide-angle lens ()

Buyer's guide: Fuji Instax mini camera ()

Buyer's guide: Fuji Instax SQUARE ()

Auction catalogs ()

Photographic inspiration: George Byrne ()

Get out and shoot (safely) ()

Do ruts exist? ()

16-bit in Photoshop ()

When do you become a photographer? ()

The artist's statement ()

Constraints ()

Legibility and communication ()

Good Photoshop isn't a good photo ()

Check your goal ()

Two kinds of seeing ()

Photographers to consider ()

The other meaning of practice ()

Instant Print care ()

How to sell a photo class ()

Leave yourself wanting more ()

Web-based photo editing with Pixlr ()

Finding inspiration at home ()

Photography isn't precious ()

The practicing mindset ()

Practice privacy ()

Seeing like other people ()

Why JPEG is okay ()

The authority of process ()

Shoot for yourself ()

Printer maintenance ()

How much can you crop? ()

Fear and focus ()

Discomfort ()

Solo production, part 1 ()

Discomfort: Wrap-up ()

Documenting ()

It's up to you ()

The language of shooting ()

Practicing strong choices ()

The book ()

Collaboration ()

Choosing a camera ()

Is more dynamic range better? ()

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