Un viaje al mundo de los bosques es una colección de videotutoriales para procesar fotografías de paisajes forestales con un toque fantástico y pictórico que he desarrollado a lo largo de los años. Tras muchos años fotografiando bosques y arroyos, he decdido crear una colección de vídeos centrados en este género fotográfico que tanto me gusta. Esta serie de videos tratará sobre la inspiración y el procesado de escenas forestales para dotarlas de un estilo fantástico y pictórico especial.
 
La serie se compone de 6 Videos más una introducción en la que explico de principio a fin el proceso de las imágenes con una duración de unas 6 horas. El procesado que explico se caracteriza por un fuerte componente artístico en el que es necesario un cierto trabajo manual. Una vez aprendida esta habilidad, podrás tener la capacidad de desarrollar tus propias imágenes únicas.

Dark Processing Masterclass es una colección de vídeos formativos sobre la edición de fotografía de paisaje con un “aspecto oscuro y una atmósfera épica”. Hice mi primera fotografía de este tipo en 2013 y lancé la primera versión de estos vídeos en 2017. El Dark Processing es uno de los estilos de postprocesado más populares e imitados entre los fotógrafos de paisaje. Y ahora lanzo un nuevo paquete de vídeos explicando las técnicas necesarias para transformar cualquier fotografía de paisaje en una escena épica.

Esta Masterclass está compuesta por 5 vídeos, donde muestro todo, de principio a fin, a lo largo de unas 5 horas. Todos los procesos explicados en estos vídeos se caracterizan por necesitar una cantidad importante de trabajo manual de edición y que una vez aprendidas las técnicas, te garantizan tener la habilidad de poder transformar tus propias fotografías.

Estas son las técnicas usadas y explicadas en los vídeos:
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- Generación de panorámicas

• Fusión de distintas perspectivas

• Fusión de distintas exposiciones

• Fusiones manuales

• Color Grading

• Dominantes de color

• Fusión de distintos momentos (Time Blending)

• Dodge & Burn

• Uso de las máscaras de luminosidad

• Durante mis vídeos muestro cómo aplicar distintos efectos que he ido experimentando a lo largo de los años y que forman parte de mi flujo detrabajo habitual, incluyendo efectos de luz suave, luces difusas, oscurecimiento, creación de luz, etc...​

El software utilizado en los videos es Adobe Photoshop CC2020, Adobe Bridge, ACR, DxO, Nik Collection, Topaz Detail now Adjust, Tony Kuyper TK7 Panel.

NO ES NECESARIO TENER LA ULTIMA VERSIÓN DE PHOTOSHOP. La última versión compatible con estos vídeos es Photoshop CC (lanzado en 2013)

SE NECESITA TENER CONOCIMIENTOS BÁSICOS DE PHOTOSHOP

"Fotografía desde dentro: Pjofafoss" proporciona una guía completa para capturar impresionantes fotografías panorámicas de la cascada de Pjofafoss en Islandia.

Este curso de fotografía en profundidad ofrece una perspectiva única, llevándote detrás de la lente para capturar los impresionantes paisajes de este emblemático lugar de Islandia: Stokksnes.

Con la compra del paquete en español, no solo obtienes acceso de descarga incluido, sino que también obtienes archivos de subtítulos en español para cada video tutorial de descarga elegible para que puedas seguir y aprender de algunos de los mejores educadores de fotografía del mundo.

¡El paquete completo contiene más de 30 horas de tutoriales y subtítulos descargables que cuestan más de $3,000 solo para crear los subtítulos! ¡Los recibirás incluidos con tu compra hoy! ¡Disfrutar!

In this tutorial, Antonio is going to share an advanced and complete workflow to replace the sky in all your landscape photos in the most realistic possible.

To do this, we will not only use the sky replacement tool we have in Photoshop but I will also show you all the tricks I have learned to make the sky replacement flawless.

Since the sky replacement tool appeared a couple of years ago, I have seen many, many photos where the use of the tool is rather obvious and exaggerated, and I have tried to create a way where we can replace the sky in a very subtle way, resulting in realistic photos.

After 2 years of working and improving the workflow I can summarize it in the next 5 steps:

1. RAW DEVELOPING
   
2. SKY REPLACEMENT
   
3. OVERALL LIGHT ADJUSTMENTS
4. LIGHTING EFFECT
5. FINE ART
   

What software will you need?

Basically, Photoshop is the only software you must own, but alternatively, I´ll be using a RAW developer to my like such as Capture One (you can also use Lightroom, Camera RAW, or whatever tool you are used to), and a plugin that is totally a game changer within Photoshop, as the Tony Kuyper plugin. It really boosts Antonio's workflow, letting him create in one touch any kind of selection, masks, luminosity masks, and virtually anything you can imagine. If you don’t have it yet…go and try it, you can even find a free version.

5 chapters around 20 minutes each describing the complete workflow about how to replace skies in Photoshop.

Additionally, you can download my complete pack of skies in high resolution, so you can use them in your own edits.

The introduction of the masking panel has been the most transformative update that Lightroom has received since it launched, and it’s easy to see why…

The ability to isolate your adjustments to a localized area of your frame – whether it’s a range of light, color, or a specific subject – is the key to higher-quality processing… and thus, higher-quality final prints.

To make this in-depth course easily digestible, I’ve divided the content into two main sections:

SECTION ONE: Masking Panel Foundations

To start, we’ll dive deep into the basic masking principles and methods, where you’ll find answers to questions such as:

•  How is masking fundamentally different from my other adjustments, and what exactly makes masking so powerful?
• How can I leverage masks to benefit ME and my workflow?
• When should I use masks, and when should I NOT use them?
• What’s the difference between masks, selections, and layers…and how do they work together in the masking panel? 
• What is the best way to add a new mask, and how do I alter existing ones? 
• What do intersect, invert, and subtraction masks do…and why would I use one over the other? 

Not only will this bring absolute clarity to the masking panel as a whole, but will provide a stable foundation before learning the individual masking methods (such as color range, object selection, etc).

This will get you about 80% of the way there to being a masking expert…

And will also make the rest of the masking panel a piece of cake to learn!

SECTION TWO: Masking Mastery with Selection Methods

Once you have an in-depth understanding of the basic principles and concepts of the masking panel (the how, why, and when of masking), you will then be fully equipped to explore the individual selection methods.

Now, each selection tool shares the same basic goal: it’s a way to isolate part of your image for adjustment. However, the key to using masks successfully is to know which method will give you the most precise and flexible mask…

In the fastest way possible, but without sacrificing quality.

This is my favorite part of the course because this is where we explore their unique attributes and learn how to leverage them to create the best mask possible…

It’s where everything comes together and makes perfect sense.

Now I’ve been using masks over in Photoshop since I first made the switch to digital back in 2007…

There’s just absolutely no replacement for the power, flexibility, and QUALITY that masks and layers provide…and probably never will be.

They can enhance virtually ANY adjustment you make in Lightroom, and are the key to obtaining that final “polish” that the professional-grade photographs all seem to have.

So the fact that we now have that incredible power in the Lightroom ecosystem is an absolute game-changer for landscape photographers of all skill levels.

If you feel like your landscape photographs are lacking that special “something”, but you can’t quite put your finger on it, or if you’ve otherwise struggled to create meaningful images you can be truly proud of…

Then you don’t want to miss this, because you'll love what the masking panel can do for you!

A complete guide to photographing and editing golden hours scenes. Starting in the field with the settings and composition, and then finishing in the studio with a complete post-processing workflow.

Ever just decided not to take photos because all of a sudden the weather wasn't ideal? It can be a waste of time and money especially if you've traveled a long way to take the photos. I have made a course to show you what methods and techniques we can use to our advantage when we have bad weather and bad light!

Follow along as I take you through the post processing of my latest image. A fiery sunset in Glacier National park, stunning wildflowers, smokey skies and big mountains, my favorite combination. This tutorial is nearly 2 hours long with no fluff, no filler, just pure creative, high level editing in Adobe camera raw and photoshop. Practice file included.

The Lightroom Landscape \n 20 Essential Lightroom Techniques Every Landscape Photographer Should Know

Are you ready to take your landscape photography to the next level? The Lightroom Landscape is a comprehensive video course designed to help you master some of the most important editing techniques that will bring your outdoor shots to life.

📷 Transform Your Photos with Expert Techniques \n From lens corrections and straightening to advanced masking, HDR merging, and AI-powered enhancements, this course covers everything you need to edit your landscape captures into breathtaking photos.

🌄 These are just a few of the things you will learn: \n ✅ Fix lens distortions and straighten images for perfect compositions \n ✅ Master shadows, highlights, vibrance, and saturation for maximum effect

✅ Understand the difference between essential tools like Sharpening, Dehaze, Clarity, and Texture. \n ✅ Enhance and manipulate skies for dramatic, eye-catching results \n ✅ Merge HDR photos, create seamless HDR panoramas, and even remove distractions like people from your landscapes

✅ Master precision editing with Lightroom’s powerful masking tools \n ✅ Unlock the power of intersecting masks to create seamless and natural looking local adjustments \n

Whether you're a beginner or an experienced photographer, these 20 must-know techniques will help you unlock Lightroom’s full potential and create breathtaking, professional-quality landscapes with ease.

Most Lightroom courses barely scratch the surface of what’s possible with masking, but in The Lightroom Landscape, you’ll learn advanced masking workflows that give you total control over your edits—without the need for Photoshop.

👉 Ready to transform your landscape photography? Enroll today!

Learn the latest techniques for quickly and easily editing your Milky Way photographs! Join Erik Kuna for an update to his original class on the basics of Milky Way post-production. A lot has changed since that first class came out, and Erik takes you through his workflow step by step on a variety of photos in both Lightroom Classic and Photoshop. Be sure to download the practice files and follow along at your own pace to hone your skills. From single exposures to blending multiple photos and from panoramas to making the best of cloudy skies, you’ll learn the basics for processing all of your Milky Way photographs.

In this in depth, start-to-finish video tutorial Joshua takes you through the processing of an entire image. An image that gave him great challenges, and used lots of different tricks! Take a look behind the curtain of his post processing in this image of Mount St. Helens, taken in the summer of 2019, amidst a 6-week trip through the Pacific Northwest.

Expand your photographic horizons with telephoto astrophotography! Join Erik Kuna in this astrophotography course with a focus on photographing nebulas, star fields, the moon, and the planets from a beginner’s perspective. You probably have all the gear you’ll need (except for a star tracker), and Erik will take you through the fundamentals to get you out shooting. In this class you’ll learn the terms and considerations for deep sky astrophotography, the importance of starting simple, how to select a star tracker, planning for the weather and moon phases, focusing for sharpness, mastering exposure, dealing with light pollution, stacking final images, and so much more!

Photographing the Northern Lights is an experience that will stick with you the rest of your life. It's a highlight for most outdoor photographers or nature lovers.

Unfortunately, capturing good photographs of the Northern Lights, or Aurora Borealis, isn't as straight forward as one would like. 

As if night photography isn't already difficult enough, adding the dancing Northern Lights makes things a lot more complicated. 

It's a genre of photography that requires a solid understanding of your camera and a handful of in-field or post-processing techniques. Not acknowledging these factors lead to images that fail to convey the amazing experience you had. 

That doesn't need to be the case. Northern Lights photography doesn't need to be stressful and difficult. By implementing just a few extra approaches into your workflow, you'll soon capture images that are worthy an award. 

Through this course, you'll learn all the essentials of _capturing _and _processing _images of the Northern Lights. 

What You'll Learn

Northern Lights Photography Made Easy is a comprehensive course that's designed to help you capture amazing images of the night sky's most amazing phenomenon. It covers both in-field and post-processing techniques and is taught in an easy-to-understand manner.

In-Field Guide to Northern Lights Photography

Filmed in the picturesque Lofoten Islands of Northern Norway, you'll be guided through the exact steps that I follow in creating all my Northern Lights images. Here you'll not only learn the ideal camera settings but also how to approach a scene in the dark.

The in-field video teaches you how to master:

- Camera gear for night photography

• Applying the best settings for any Northern Lights scenario
• Creating compelling compositions
• Overcoming the camera's limitations

Those who have witnessed the Northern Lights know that its intensity can change in just seconds. This means you need to adapt to any situation and that there isn't a 'one approach that always works'. Through this part of the course, you'll learn how to adapt to any situation and capture the best possible files to work with.

Post-Processing in Lightroom & Photoshop

The foundations for a good photo are laid in the field but it's in post-processing that we make it stand out. This is the step that many fail to acknowledge. You don't need to make huge adjustments though. Sometimes, a few corrections in a photo editor is enough to make a difference.

In the post-processing part of this course, you'll learn different ways of processing your Northern Lights photographs in Adobe Lightroom and Adobe Photoshop. There are workflows here that are suited for both complete beginners and more experienced users.

These videos don't only focus on how to work with color, contrast and luminosity for a night photo but also how to obtain the highest quality possible. Use these techniques and you'll be able to make large prints that aren't ruined by high amounts of noise. 

The post-processing videos will teach you:

• How to prepare Northern Lights photographs in Adobe Lightroom
• How to focus stack and exposure blend images in Adobe Photoshop
• How to work with color, exposure and contrast for the Northern Lights
• Useful techniques for processing night images
•  ... and a complete Adobe Lightroom workflow

Note that the techniques taught here are just as suitable for 'regular' night photography as for Northern Lights photography.

A Downscaled Workfile is Included

You might not have been able to photograph the Northern Lights yet, perhaps it's something you've planned for in the near future, so I've included a downscaled file for you to work with through the course. This makes it easy for you to apply and learn the useful post-processing techniques that will help your night photographs stand out. 

Have you ever wondered how to stay backed up and organized when traveling? Well then, this is the class for you! Join Scott Kelby as he takes you through his exact travel workflow where he discusses what he does to set up his camera, his strategy for organizing and backing up his photos at the end of every day, and how to get it all back into his master catalog when he returns home. Throughout each lesson, Scott shares tips and tricks that have helped him stay in control and ensure no photos go missing. At the end of the class, Scott shares a couple of alternative workflows that don’t require a laptop.

Identifying our own personal style when it comes to photo editing is something I think many of us are working towards. And, one of the best ways to develop your creative style is by focusing on the colors contained within your images. Lightroom provides a multitude of various ways to impact color, but one of the newest and most capable tools available to us in Lightroom is Color Wheels. Color Wheels enables us to get highly creative and targeted with how we colorize specific tones within our images. In this class we’ll review the many ways that you can improve the overall quality along with the creative aspect of your outdoor and landscape photos by harnessing the creative power of Lightroom Color Wheels. 

Perhaps one of the single most powerful and impactful tools within Lightroom is Range Masks. Before the introduction of Range Masks, there wasn’t a way to make highly selective local adjustments inside of Lightroom. This can take your images from good to great! This class discusses the importance of local adjustments versus global adjustments and reviews how you can unlock the power of Range Masks to take your outdoor and landscape photos to an entirely new level.

Join Scott Kelby on the amazing Oregon coast and learn everything you need to know to create the best landscape photos you’ve ever taken! There are 10 essential tips that every landscape photographer needs to know, from the right gear and how to use it, to knowing how to prepare before you go and what to do when you are there. As a landscape photographer you want to be able to show people not only what you saw, but how it made you feel when you were there, and with these essential tips, all demonstrated on location, you’ll be able to bring home the kind of images you’ve always dreamed of making.

A complete workflow tutorial video using Adobe Lightroom Only.

In this video, I take you from RAW to Print, showing you everything necessary complete the image. I go step-by-step through my complete lightroom process and introduce how I use adjustment tools to target my adjustments to only the areas I want them. I show you how I use lightroom, tips, and tricks for each panel, and talk about the dos and don’ts. The workflow that I show is not only great for sunset photos but is the same workflow that I use on just about any photo.

Consider this a more intermediate course in lightroom. Students should have a basic understanding of Lightroom, but I do touch base on some of the basics.

KNOWLEDGE NEEDED:

• Some RAW Editing Experience in Lightroom or Camera Raw
  • _Students should be somewhat familiar with Adobe Lightroom or Camera raw. _

TOOLS NEEDED:

• The latest and most up-to-date versions of Adobe Lightroom (some features may not be available to you, if not).

Topics Covered:

• RAW Editing / Prep
• Sharpening and Noise Reduction
• White balance correction
• Camera Profile Correction
• Toning
• Coloring
• Using Adjustment Tools for refined adjustments
• Fnishinging Effects
• Vignetting
• Using the Spot Removal Tool
• Exporting for Web, IG, and Print

This is a full masterclass on creating the Art of Natural Drama with Black and White photography using techniques of the masters.

A complete workflow tutorial video using both Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop. In this video, Chris takes you from RAW to Print, showing you everything necessary to complete the image.

He goes step-by-step through his complete photoshop process and introduces how he uses luminosity masks to target his adjustments to only the areas he wants them. Chris also introduces the Nik Collection, an add-on to Adobe to help finish his photos.

Consider this a more intermediate than a beginning course in Photoshop. Students should have a basic understanding of Photoshop, including tools, layers, adjustment layers, and masks, but he does touch base on some of the basics.

Topics Covered:
- RAW Editing / Prep
- Sharpening and Noise Reduction
- White balance correction
- Camera Profile Correction
- Using Luminosity Masks - Free Photoshop Action Included to create your own!
- Using Layer Modes, Blend If, and Masking
- Toning using Curves
- Coloring
- Dodging and Burning
- Finishing your image
- Using Nik Collection
- The Orton Effect
- Vignetting
- Using the Clone Tool
- Exporting for Web, IG and Print

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