Thursday, September 10, 2009

Class 2 Jeff Bedrick



Today we started the class giving some crits to assignments from previous classes, he told us to try to keep our color palette not too saturated... mine was totally saturated....

Applying effects:
Duplicate of the layer and then convert it to smart object, hide original and apply filter example blur (smart filter), and that one can be edited, wherever you paint black on the mask is going to hide the effect.

To affect inmmediate layer:
Press alt and click middle line between layers ---> esto hace que el efecto se aplique al layer de abajo.

This is what I got about my assignment:
It has a nice depth of field but some of the edges of the trees on the right are still too sharp. Jeff recommends me to have a brighter sun and less yellow, the trunk needs to be integrated to the grass, by using stamp tool with a grass brush taking samples from the grass it can be done easily.

Walk-through process:
1- Set the correct size
2- Clean the scene with masks
Select channel layers , blue channel shows us a better separation between sky and the rest. Duplicate the blue channel and on the new one go to levels and start compressing the levels, then paint what's needed to have clear black and white picture. Then with ctrl+dotted circle make a selection and invert it, then use it as a mask.

Exercise:
-Atmosphere perspective
-Clean plate from multiple shots

Demos:
-Photo Align
-Photomerge

Assignment:
Correct the image done

New link: www.mayang.com/textures

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