Course #1 - Adobe Photoshop for Beginners (21 videos)
This online course teaches you how to use Adobe Photoshop for editing your photos even if you have never used this software before.
It covers everything, right from basics of using layers to using advanced functions to remove backgrounds, changing and enhancing colours and so much more.
You get work-along images so you can practice as you watch.
It contains 21 videos and 4.5 hours of video content.
- About me (Your Trainer)
- Intro to Photoshop
- Using Camera Raw Filter
- Using Basic Selection Tools
- Using the Spot Healing Brush Tool
- Using the Patch Tool
- Using the Content-Aware Tool
- Using the Clone Stamp Tool
- Using the Hue/Saturation Adjustment Tool
- Using the Selective Colour Adjustment Tool
- Using the Exposure, Vibrance and Photo Filter Adjustment Tools
- The Technique of Layer Masking
- Using the Gaussian Blur Filter
- Using the Smart Sharpen Tool
- Using the Adaptive Wide Angle Filter
- Using the Smart Object Function
- Using Advanced Selections – Part 1
- Using Advanced Selections – Part 2
- Using Blending Modes
- Frequency Separation for Smoothening Skin
- The Technique Dodging and Burning for Adding Depth to Portraits
Course #2 - Lightroom for Beginners (34 videos)
This online course teaches you how to use Adobe Lightroom Classic for editing your photos even if you have never used this software before.
It covers each and every editing function present inside the Lightroom editing panel and has a dedicated video for each function.
You get work-along images so you can practice as you watch.
It contains 34 videos and 4 hours of video content.
#1 – Introduction to the Course
#2 – Understanding the Adobe Photo Editing Apps System
Using the Basic Settings in Lightroom Mobile
#3 – Importing an Image into Lightroom and Understanding the Free Version Interface
#4 – Getting Started With Some Basic Editing
#5 – Working With the Light Settings Panel
#6 – Working With the Color Settings Panel
#7 – Working With the Effect Settings Panel
#8 – Working With the Optics Settings Panel
Using the Advanced Settings in Lightroom Mobile
#9 – Importing the RAW Image and Using the Optics Panel
#10 – Using the Geometry Function to Correct Distortion
#11 – Using the Masking Function to Work on Localized Areas
#12 – Using the Detail Panel to Sharpen and Reduce Noise Without Losing Quality
Batch Syncing and Exporting in Lightroom Mobile
#13 – Batch Editing by Copying Settings to Multiple Photos
#14 – Adding a Watermark and Exporting the Images
Cinematic Portrait Editing With Faded Vintage Look in Lightroom Mobile
#15 – Using the Curves Tool to Create a Faded Look
#16 – Color Grading the Image by Working Separately on Highlights and Shadows
#17 – Color Grading the Image by Using the Color Mix Tool
#18 – Using Masking to Work Selectively on the Subject and the Background
#19 – Creating and Using a Preset
Creating a Dark, Moody and Cinematic Look in Lightroom Mobile
#20 – Creating a Dark, Moody and Cinematic Look in Lightroom Mobile – Part 1
#21- Creating a Dark, Moody and Cinematic Look in Lightroom Mobile – Part 2
Editing in Photoshop Express Mobile App
#22 – Editing in Photoshop Express – Part 1
#23 – Editing in Photoshop Express – Part 2
#24- Editing in Photoshop Express – Part 3
#25 – Editing in Photoshop Express – Part 4
Conclusion
#26 – Snapseed vs PicsArt vs Lightroom Mobile – Which is the best photo editing app?
Course #3 - Lightroom Mobile and Photoshop Express (26 videos)
This course teaches you how to how to use the free Lightroom Mobile and Photoshop Express mobile apps by Adobe to take your photo editing to the next level.
It contains 26 videos and 3 hours of video content.
#1 – Introduction to the Course
#2 – Understanding the Adobe Photo Editing Apps System
Using the Basic Settings in Lightroom Mobile
#3 – Importing an Image into Lightroom and Understanding the Free Version Interface
#4 – Getting Started With Some Basic Editing
#5 – Working With the Light Settings Panel
#6 – Working With the Color Settings Panel
#7 – Working With the Effect Settings Panel
#8 – Working With the Optics Settings Panel
Using the Advanced Settings in Lightroom Mobile
#9 – Importing the RAW Image and Using the Optics Panel
#10 – Using the Geometry Function to Correct Distortion
#11 – Using the Masking Function to Work on Localized Areas
#12 – Using the Detail Panel to Sharpen and Reduce Noise Without Losing Quality
Batch Syncing and Exporting in Lightroom Mobile
#13 – Batch Editing by Copying Settings to Multiple Photos
#14 – Adding a Watermark and Exporting the Images
Cinematic Portrait Editing With Faded Vintage Look in Lightroom Mobile
#15 – Using the Curves Tool to Create a Faded Look
#16 – Color Grading the Image by Working Separately on Highlights and Shadows
#17 – Color Grading the Image by Using the Color Mix Tool
#18 – Using Masking to Work Selectively on the Subject and the Background
#19 – Creating and Using a Preset
Creating a Dark, Moody and Cinematic Look in Lightroom Mobile
#20 – Creating a Dark, Moody and Cinematic Look in Lightroom Mobile – Part 1
#21- Creating a Dark, Moody and Cinematic Look in Lightroom Mobile – Part 2
Editing in Photoshop Express Mobile App
#22 – Editing in Photoshop Express – Part 1
#23 – Editing in Photoshop Express – Part 2
#24- Editing in Photoshop Express – Part 3
#25 – Editing in Photoshop Express – Part 4
Conclusion
#26 – Snapseed vs PicsArt vs Lightroom Mobile – Which is the best photo editing app?
Course #4 - Photoshop AI Editing Course (34 videos)
Want to learn the usage of the latest AI based editing tools in Photoshop that are completely changing the game of photo editing? This is the course for you!
It contains 34 videos and 4.5 hours of video content.
Introduction
#1 – Introduction to the Course
#2 – A Glimpse of Generative AI Editing in Photoshop
#3 – Understanding the Adobe AI Ecosystem And Some Other Important Points About AI
#4 – IMPORTANT UPDATE – The AI Tools Are Now Available in the Regular Photoshop
#5 – How to Get Access to Photoshop Beta
Using the A.I Generative Fill for a Basic Edit
#6 – Using the AI Generative Fill – Part 1
#7 – Using the AI Generative Fill – Part 2
#8 – Using the AI Generative Fill – Part 3
Using A.I Neural Filters in Photoshop
#9 – The Skin Smoothing AI Neural Filter
#10 – The Smart Portrait AI Neural Filter
#11 – The Make-Up Transfer AI Neural Filter
#12 – The Landscape Mixer AI Neural Filter
#13 – The Harmonization AI Neural Filter
#14 – The Color Transfer AI Neural Filter
#15 – The Colorize AI Neural Filter
#16 – The Super Zoom AI Neural Filter
#17 – The Depth Blur AI Neural Filter
#18 – JPEG Artifacts Removal AI Neural Filter
#19 – Photo Restoration AI Neural Filter
Using Generative Fill AI for Different Things
#20 – Using Generative Fill to Being a Laptop Screen to Life
#21 – Using Generative Fill to Change Backdrop and Wardrobe – Part 1
#22 – Using Generative Fill to Change Backdrop and Wardrobe – Part 2
#23 – Using Generative Fill to Change Backdrop and Wardrobe – Part 3
#24 – Understanding the Quick Mask Mode
#25 – Using Generative Fill for Skin Retouching – Part 1
#26 – Using Generative Fill for Skin Retouching – Part 2
#27 – Using Generative Fill for Skin Retouching – Part 3
#28 – Using Generative Fill to Enhance Food/Product Shots
Miscellaneous AI Tools in Photoshop
#29 – Using the Sky Replacement AI Function
#30 – Using the Selection Based AI Tools
#31 – Using the Remove Tool
Photo Manipulation Using Multiple AI Tools
#32 – Transforming an Ordinary Image to a Professional Looking Product Photo – Part 1
#33- Transforming an Ordinary Image to a Professional Looking Product Photo – Part 2
#34 – Transforming an Ordinary Image to a Professional Looking Product Photo – Part 3
Conclusion
#35 – Conclusion – What would it take for AI to kill photography?
Course #5 - Portrait Editing MasterClass (37 videos)
This course teaches you how to edit your portraits using Adobe Photoshop using popular techniques like Frequency Separation and Dodge and Burn and so much more.
It contains 37 videos and 7 hours of video content.
#1 – Important Things to Know Before We Get Started
#2 – Frequency Separation Warm-up
Editing the First Portrait
#3 – Part 1 – Initial Basic Adjustments (Cropping, White Balance, Exposure, Contrast)
#4 – Part 2 – Initial Basic Adjustments (Noise Reduction & Learning Vital Shortcuts)
#5 – Part 3 – Skin Color Correction
#6 – Part 4 – Skin Clean-up and Blemish Removal
#7 – Part 5 – Frequency Separation to Make the Skin Smooth
#8 – Part 6 – Some Important Points to Know Regarding Frequency Separation
#9 – Part 7 – Dodge and Burn for the Skin
#10 – Part 8 – Dodge and Burn for the Clothes and Hair
#11 – Part 9 – Using the Liquify Tool to Fine-Tune Body Shape
#12 – Part 10 – Manual Skin Color Correction and Hair Enhancement and Smoothening
#13 – Part 11 – Enhancing the Background
#14 – Part 12 – Final Adjustments
Editing the Second Portrait
#15 – Part 1 – Initial Basic Adjustments
#17 – Part 2 – Removing Chromatic Aberration/ Color Fringing
#18 – Part 3 – Skin Clean-up, Blemish Removal And Understanding Hard/Soft Light
#19 – Part 4 – Using Frequency Separation to Soften the Harsh Lighting
#20 – Part 5 – Dodge and Burn for the Subject
#21 – Part 6 – Hair, Beard and Body Enhancement
#22 – Part 7 – Final Adjustments
Editing the Third Portrait
#23 – Part 1 – Initial Adjustments in Lightroom and Syncing the Settings
#24 – Part 2 – Skin Color Correction, Blemish Removal and Usage of Neural Filters
#25 – Part 3 – Frequency Separation
#26 – Part 4 – Dodge and Burn for the Body
#27 – Part 5 – Dodge and Burn for the Clothes
#28 – Part 6 – Background Clean-up
#29 – Part 7 – Replacing the Sky and Final Adjustments
Editing the Fourth Portrait
#30 – Part 1 – Initial Adjustments and Understanding a Color Palette
#31 – Part 2 – Skin Clean-up and Frequency Separation
#32 – Part 3 – Dodge and Burn for Face, Hair and Clothes
#33 – Part 4 – Hair Enhancement and Changing Facial Shape
#34 – Part 5 – Replacing the Sky
#35 – Part 6 – Changing the Color of Shades and Dodge & Burn for the Background
#36 – Part 7 – Color Grading and Final Adjustments
Conclusion
#37 – Conclusion and Some Important Points
Course #6 - Snapseed Photo Editing for Beginners (27 videos)
This course teaches you how to how to use the free Snapseed mobile app to edit your photos.
Both basic and advanced techniques like sky replacement are covered.
It contains 27 videos and 4.5 hours of video content.
- Intro to the course
- Getting started with Snapseed
- Using the Tuning Image Tool
- Using the Details Panel Tool
- Using the White Balance Tool
- Using the Crop, Rotate, Perspective and Expand Tools
- Using the Selective Tool
- Using the Brush Tool
- Using the Healing Tool
- Using the HDR-Scape Tool
- Using the Glamour Glow Tool
- Using the Tonal Contrast Tool
- Drama, Vintage, Grainy Film, Retrolux, Grunge and Noir Tools
- Portrait, Head Pose, Lens Blur and Vignette
- Using the Black and White Tool
- Using the Double Exposure Tool – Part 1
- Using the Double Exposure Tool – Part 2
- Understanding the Curves Tool – Part 1
- Using the Curves Tool – Part 2
- Understanding How to Use Masking in Snapseed
- Understanding How the SAVE function differs in Android and iOS
- Advanced Editing – The Final Project – Part 1
- Advanced Editing – The Final Project – Part 2
- Advanced Editing – The Final Project – Part 3
- Advanced Editing – The Final Project – Part 4
- Advanced Editing – The Final Project – Part 5
- Advanced Editing – The Final Project – Part 6
Course #7 - Master Selections in Photoshop (36 videos)
This course teaches you how to make selections in challenging images using the different selection tools in Adobe Photoshop.
It contains 36 videos and 6 hours of video content.
#1 – Introduction to the Course
#2 – Some Important Points Before We Get Started
1st Edit – Basic Things to Know About Selections in Photoshop
#3 – Basics About Selections and Tools in Photoshop – Part 1
#4 – Basics About Selections and Tools in Photoshop – Part 2
#5 – Basics About Selections and Tools in Photoshop – Part 3
#6 – Basics About Selections and Tools in Photoshop – Part 4
2nd Edit – Using Select and Mask for Challenging Selections
#7 – Using Select and Mask Tool for Challenging Selections – Part 1
#8 – Using Select and Mask Tool for Challenging Selections – Part 2
#9 – Using Select and Mask Tool for Challenging Selections – Part 3
#10 – Using Select and Mask Tool for Challenging Selections – Part 4
#11 – Using Select and Mask Tool for Challenging Selections – Part 5
Understanding the Select and Mask Tool and How it Works
#12 – Understanding Radius, Smart Radius and Show Edge Functions in Select and Mask
3rd and 4th Edit – Using Select and Mask With the Radius Slider for Easy Edits
#13 – Using Select and Mask With the Radius Slider for Easy Edits – Part 1
#14 – Using Select and Mask With the Radius Slider for Easy Edits – Part 2
5th Edit – Understanding and Using the Pen Tool for Selections
#15 – Understanding and Using the Pen Tool for Selections
6th Edit – Making Selections in Portraits With Complex Hair and Color Issues
#16 – Making Selections in Portraits With Complex Hair and Color Issues- Part 1
#17 – Making Selections in Portraits With Complex Hair and Color Issues- Part 2
#18 – Making Selections in Portraits With Complex Hair and Color Issues- Part 3
#19 – Making Selections in Portraits With Complex Hair and Color Issues- Part 4
7th Edit – Making Selections in Very Challenging and Low Contrast Situations
#20 – Making Selections in Very Challenging and Low Contrast Situations – Part 1
#21 – Making Selections in Very Challenging and Low Contrast Situations – Part 2
#22 – Making Selections in Very Challenging and Low Contrast Situations – Part 3
#23 – Making Selections in Very Challenging and Low Contrast Situations – Part 4
#24 – Making Selections in Very Challenging and Low Contrast Situations – Part 5
#25 – Making Selections in Very Challenging and Low Contrast Situations – Part 6
#26 – Making Selections in Very Challenging and Low Contrast Situations – Part 7
#27 – Making Selections in Very Challenging and Low Contrast Situations – Part 8
Creating a Hair Strand Brush in Photoshop
#28 – Creating a Hair Strand Brush in Photoshop – Part 1
#29 -Creating a Hair Strand Brush in Photoshop – Part 2
8th Edit – Using Channel Based Selections
#30 – Replacing the Sky in Landscape Images Using Channel Based Selections – Part 1
#31 – Replacing the Sky in Landscape Images Using Channel Based Selections – Part 2
9th Edit – Using the Mask All Objects Feature
#32 – Using the Mask All Objects Feature to Make Multiple Selections With One Click
10th Edit – Selecting a Dog With a Lot of Fur
#33 – Selecting a Dog With a Lot of Fur – Part 1
#34 – Selecting a Dog With a Lot of Fur – Part 2
#35 – Selecting a Dog With a Lot of Fur – Part 3
Conclusion
#36 – Conclusion and One Important Point
Course #8 - GIMP Photo Editing Course (33 Videos)
This online courses teaches you how to use GIMP, a completely free photo editing software, which is a great free alternative to Photoshop.
It contains 33 videos and 3.5 hours of content.
Introduction
Introduction to the Course
Why GIMP is an Amazing Photo Editing Software
- Downloading and Installing GIMP
Editing the First Image
- Some Important Shortcuts and Functions in GIMP
- Getting Started by Cropping & Rotating and Understanding Layers
- Using the Exposure and Shadows/Highlights Function
- Saving an Image as a GIMP Project Document
- Using the Color Temperature and Hue Saturation Functions
- Understanding the Undo History Tab and Talking About a Non-Destructive Workflow
- Using the Histogram and Color Balance Functions
- Using the Clone Tool to Remove Distractions
- Adding a Watermark and Exporting the Final Edit
Opening RAW Images in GIMP Using Darktable
- How to Open RAW Images in GIMP & Seeing the Differences When Editing a RAW File
Editing the Second Image
- Introduction to the Second Edit
- Understanding the Different Precision Modes of Editing – 8-bit/16-bit/32/bit
- Using the Levels Function to Correct the Colors/White Balance – Part 1
- Using the Levels Function to Correct the Colors/White Balance – Part 2
- Using the Color Balance Function to Fine-tune the Colors
- Using the Healing Tool to Retouch the Skin
- Using the Unsharp Mask Function to Sharpen Texture
- Understanding Layer Masking in GIMP to do Localized Editing – Part 1
- Understanding Layer Masking in GIMP to do Localized Editing – Part 2
- Making Some Final Changes to the Exposure
Editing the Third Image
- Getting Started With Selections in GIMP
- Using Third Party Tools and GIMP to Make Selections – Part 1
- Using Third Party Tools and GIMP to Make Selections – Part 2
- Using Third Party Tools and GIMP to Make Selections – Part 3
Editing the Fourth Image
- Frequency Separation in GIMP to Make the Skin Smooth – Part 1
- Frequency Separation in GIMP to Make the Skin Smooth – Part 2
- Frequency Separation in GIMP to Make the Skin Smooth – Part 3
Editing the 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th Images
- How to Merge Different Exposures in GIMP With One Click (HDR)
Editing the 8th Image
- Changing the Color of the Background – Part 1
- Changing the Color of the Background – Part 2
Conclusion
- Conclusion to the course
Course #9 - Lightroom Workflow and Organization (27 Videos)
Lightroom Classic is a software which often can be confusing for beginners, not because of the editing tools but because of the organizational tools in it. In this course, you will learn how to import, organize, cull, proof and export images just like the pros do.
It has 27 videos and 3 hours of content.
Step 1 – Transferring & Organizing Photos
How to Organize Your Photos on Your Hard Drive
Transferring Photos From SD Card
- How to Back up Your Photos
Step 2 – Importing into Lightroom Classic (1st method)
- Beginning the Importing Process Using the 1st Method
Step 3 – Understanding a Catalog
- What Exactly is a Catalog in Lightroom Classic?
- How Many Catalogs Should You Create?
- Finishing the Import Process
Step 4 – Importing Into Lightroom Classic (2nd Method)
- Importing Into Lightroom Classic Using the Lightroom Classic Import Function
Step 5 – Backing Up The Lightroom Catalog
- How to Back Up the Lightroom Catalog
- Creating a New Catalog
Step 6 – Understanding Folders
- Why You Should NOT Use Folders in Lightroom Classic
Step 7 – Understanding and Using Collections
- How to Use Collections and Why They Are Better Than Folders
Step 8 – Culling Using Collections
- How to Cull Photos in Lightroom – Part 1
- How to Cull Photos in Lightroom – Part
Step 9 – Editing Workflow Settings
- Settings to Use to Facilitate Editing – Part 1
- Settings to Use to Facilitate Editing – Part 2
Step 10 – Using Target Collections for Creating Your Portfolio
- How to Use Target Collections for Quickly Adding Photos to Your Portfolio
Step 11 – Client Proofing in Lightroom
- Client Proofing by Syncing Lightroom Classic and Cloud – Part 1
- Client Proofing by Syncing Lightroom Classic and Cloud – Part 2
- Client Proofing by Syncing Lightroom Classic and Cloud – Part 3
- Client Proofing by Syncing Lightroom Classic and Cloud – Part 4
- Client Proofing by Syncing Lightroom Classic and Cloud – Part 5
Step 12 – Exporting in Lightroom Classic
- Exporting Highest Quality Images
- Exporting Preview Images With a Watermark
Step 13 – Using Some Additional Settings to Facilitate Workflow
- Synchronizing Folders, Using Smart Collections and Using the Painter Tool
Conclusion
- How to Resolve the External Hard Drive Letter Change Issue
Course #10 - AI Portrait Retouching Course (34 videos)
This course teaches you how to use the latest AI Portrait Retouching software to retouch your portraits with a single click.
It contains 34 videos and 3.5 hours of video content.
#1 – Introduction to the Course
#2 – A Glimpse of Portrait Retouching Using AI
#3 – Which AI Portrait Retouching will we be covering in this course?
#4 – Which parameters will these software be judged on?
Evoto AI Portrait Retouching
#5 – Downloading and Installing Evoto AI and Overview of the Interface
#6 – Working on Color, Skin and Body in Evoto
#7 – Working on the Background and Creating a Retouching Preset
#8 – Applying Presets and Using the Syncing Function to Edit Multiple Photos
#9- Is Evoto AI Worth it?
Retouch4Me AI Portrait Retouching
#10 – Downloading and Installing Retouch4me Plugin
#11 – Using the Retouch4me Heal Plugin
#12 – Where does Retouch4me appear in Photoshop?
#13 – Installing the Different Important Retouching Plugins
#14 – Using the Retouch4me Dodge and Burn Plugin
#15 – Using the Retouch4me Clean Backdrop Plugin
#16 – Using the Retouch4me Portrait Volumes Plugin
#17 – Using the Retouch4me Eye Brilliance Plugin
#18 – Using the Retouch4me Fabric Plugin
#19 – Using the Retouch4me Frequency Separation Plugin
#20 – Using the Retouch4me Photoshop Panel
#21 – Is Retouch4me Worth it?
Portrait Pro AI Retouching
#22 – Downloading and Installing Portrait Pro
#23 – Initial Steps to Take in Portrait Pro
#24 – Retouching the Skin
#25 – Lighting, Eyes and Hair
#26 – Changing the Background
#27 – Removing Stray Hair
#28 – Is Portrait Pro Worth it?
Photoshop AI Neural Filters for Portrait Retouching
#29 – Using the Skin Smoothing Neural Filter
#30 – Using Retouching Panels From Adobe Exchange Add-ons
Portraiture AI for Portrait Retouching
#31 – Using the Portraiture AI Plugin in Photoshop to Retouch the Skin
All the Other AI Portrait Retouching Software
#32 – A brief look at some other AI retouching software
#33 – How to Use Photoshop Actions for Retouching
Conclusion
#34 – Which AI Portrait Retouching Software is the Best?
Course #11 - Portrait Retouching for Beginners (47 videos)
This course teaches you how to edit your portraits using Adobe Photoshop using popular techniques like Frequency Separation and Dodge and Burn and so much more.
It contains 47 videos and 6.5 hours of video content.
- Introduction to the course (3 Videos)
- Color Correction (2 Videos)
- Skin Clean up (6 Videos)
- Dodge and Burn (7 Videos)
- Retouching Eyes (1 Video)
- Sharpening Facial Features (1 Video)
- Editing the 2nd Portrait (All the steps) (11 Videos)
- Editing the 3rd Portrait (All the steps) (8 Videos)
- Conclusion (1 Video)
Course #12 - Photoshop Compositing Course (27 videos)
This course teaches you how to create composites in Photoshop by focusing on concepts and techniques that result in accurate compositing.
It contains 27 videos and 4 hours of content.
Introduction to the Course
- Introduction to the Course
- How to Access the Resources Used in this Course
Finding Compatible Images for a Composite
- Choosing Images with a Similar Horizon and Vanishing Point
- The Importance of Quality and Direction of Light in Both the Images
Editing the First Composite Image
- Matching the Horizon and Placing the Subject on to the Background Image
- Creating a Shadow for the Body
- Creating a Shadow for the Parts Making Contact With the Ground
- Matching the Luminance Levels in the Subject and the Background
- Matching the Color Saturation Levels in the Subject and the Background
- Adding the Ambient Color Cast to the Subject (Using Subtractive Primary Colors)
- Using Dodge and Burn to Enhance the Lighting Effect
- Matching Depth of Field by Adding a Realistic Blur to the Background
- Matching Noise Levels in the Subject and the Background
- How to Make Accurate Selections of the Subject in Photoshop – Part 1
- How to Make Accurate Selections of the Subject in Photoshop – Part 2
Editing the Second Composite Image (A Composite of 3 Images)
- The Process of Choosing the Images for this Composite
- Blending the Moon Image with the Landscape Shot
- Masking the Moon and Creating a Glow
- Cutting Out the Subject and Placing it by Aligning the Horizons
- Creating the Shadow for the Main Body and the Shoes
- Matching the Luminance Levels in the Subject and the Background
- Matching the Color Saturation Levels in the Subject and the Background
- Using Dodge and Burn to Create Moon Lighting Effect
- Matching Noise Levels in the Subject and the Background
- Retouching the Background Image to Remove Artifacts and Distractions
- Color Grading in Camera Raw Filter to Get the Final Result
Conclusion
- Conclusion and One Important Recommendation
Course #13 - PicsArt Editing for Beginners (25 videos)
This course teaches you how to how to use the free Snapseed mobile app to edit your photos.
Both basic and advanced techniques like sky replacement are covered.
It contains 25 videos and 3.5 hours of video content.
#1 – Some Important Points Before We Start
Editing the First Image (Creating a Dramatic Portrait)
#2 – Part 1 – Cropping, Masking and Basic Adjustments
#3 – Part 2 – Basic Adjustment Settings and Saving a Picsart Project
#4 – Part 3 – Cloning and Lens Flare
#5 – Part 4 – Adding a Vignette and Watermark
Editing the Second Image (Cutting & Replacing Background and Basic Retouching)
#6 – Part 1 – Using the Cut Out Tool to Replace Background
#7 – Part 2 – Using the Draw Tool and Blemish Removal Tool
Editing the Third Image (Using Blending Modes to Replace the Sky in Landscapes)
#8 – Part 1 – Understanding the Concept of Blending Modes
#9 – Part 2 – Understanding the Concept of Blending Modes
#10 – Part 3 – Applying Blending Modes and Masking in Picsart
Editing the Fourth Image (Creating a Face Text Portrait by Using Blending Modes)
#11 – Part 1 – Cutting Out The Subject From the Background
#12 – Part 2 – Using the Draw Tool to Blend in the Word Cloud on the Face
#13 – Part 3 – Creating Your Own Custom Word Cloud
Editing the Fifth Image (Retouching Portraits)
#14 – Part 1 – Correcting the Skin Color by Removing Unwanted Color Cast
#15 – Part 2 – Blemish Removal and Skin Tone Correction
#16 – Part 3 – Smoothening the Skin in the Correct Way
#17 – Part 4 – Using Face Fix, Hair Color and Eye Color Functions
#18 – Part 5 – Using the Detail Function to Add Sharpness and Using the Reshape Tool
Editing the Sixth Image (Removing the Background in a Challenging Portrait)
#19 – Part 1 – Understanding the Concept & Approach of Removing a Complex Background
#20 – Part 2 – Creating a Solid Black and White Version of the Portrait
#21 – Part 3 – Creating an Inverted Image From the Last Step & Changing the Background
#22 – Part 4 – Refining the Selection and Background to Get the Final Result
Editing the Seventh Image (Creating a Dramatic and Cinematic Image)
#23 – Part 1 – Using the Cloning Tool and Replacing the Sky
#24 – Part 2 – Using the Clarity Tool & Matching the Hue of the Sky and the Foreground
#25 – Part 3 – Using the Technique of Dodge and Burn To Add a Dramatic Effect
Course #14 - Landscape Editing for Beginners (28 videos)
This course teaches you how to edit your portraits using Adobe Photoshop using popular techniques like Frequency Separation and Dodge and Burn and so much more.
It contains 28 videos and 4 hours of video content.
- Intro to the course
- Getting started with Snapseed
- Using the Tuning Image Tool
- Using the Details Panel Tool
- Using the White Balance Tool
- Using the Crop, Rotate, Perspective and Expand Tools
- Using the Selective Tool
- Using the Brush Tool
- Using the Healing Tool
- Using the HDR-Scape Tool
- Using the Glamour Glow Tool
- Using the Tonal Contrast Tool
- Drama, Vintage, Grainy Film, Retrolux, Grunge and Noir Tools
- Portrait, Head Pose, Lens Blur and Vignette
- Using the Black and White Tool
- Using the Double Exposure Tool – Part 1
- Using the Double Exposure Tool – Part 2
- Understanding the Curves Tool – Part 1
- Using the Curves Tool – Part 2
- Understanding How to Use Masking in Snapseed
- Understanding How the SAVE function differs in Android and iOS
- Advanced Editing – The Final Project – Part 1
- Advanced Editing – The Final Project – Part 2
- Advanced Editing – The Final Project – Part 3
- Advanced Editing – The Final Project – Part 4
- Advanced Editing – The Final Project – Part 5
- Advanced Editing – The Final Project – Part 6
Course #15 - Midjourney AI Crash Course (35 videos)
Want to learn how to use Midjourney AI to generate amazing art-work and photorealistic images? This is the course for you!
It contains 35 videos and 3 hours of video content.
Introduction to the Course and Setting up Midjourney
#1 – Important Things to Know Before We Start
#2 – Starting the Process of Setting Up Midjourney and Discord
#3 – Installing and Signing up for Discord
#4 – Signing up for Midjourney and Adding it to Discord
Starting Off With Using Basic Prompts
#5 – Creating Our First Prompt to Create the First Image
#6 – Creating Our Second Image and Upscaling it
#7 – Creating Our Third Image and Using the Variation Function
Creating Our Own Private Space in Discord
#8 – Creating a Private Space to Work by Creating Our Own Server & Adding Midjourney
Knowing Some Helpful Commands and Functions in Midjourney
#9 – Some Helpful Commands in Midjourney
Understanding Privacy and Commercial Usage
#10 – Important Things to Know About Privacy and Commercial Usage in Midjourney
Advanced Prompting – Learning About the 6 Elements of Prompting
#11 – Element #1 – Subject
#12 – Element #2 – Style
#13 – Element #3 – Lighting
#14 – Element #4 – Composition
#15 – Element #5 – Color and Effects (Filters)
#16 – Element #6 – Parameter
Using All the Elements to Create a Breathtaking Image
#17 – Using All the Elements to Create a Breathtaking Image
Walkthrough of the Midjourney Browser App
#18 – Understanding the Importance of the Midjourney Browser App
#19 – Important Points to Know Before We Move Further
Advanced Commands and Functions in Midjourney
#20 – Using the Blend Command to Combine Multiple Images
#21 – Generating Images From Other Images Using the Imagine Command
#22 – Using the Image Weight Parameter
#23 – Using the Describe Command
#24 – Using the Prefer Option Set Function to Make Prompting Easier
Important Settings in Midjourney
#25 – The Stylize and RAW Settings
#26 – Low Variation Mode vs High Variation Mode
#27 – Turbo Mode vs Fast Mode vs Relax Mode
#28 – The Remix Mode
#29 – Resolution and Vary (Strong) vs Vary (Subtle)
#30 – Vary (Region)
#31 – Zoom Out and Other Remaining Settings
#32 – The Light Upscale Ratio and Beta Upscale Ratio Setting in Midjourney Version 4
Using Midjourney With Third-Party Apps
#33 – Using Midjourney with Insightface Face Swap App to Swap Faces in Portraits
#34 – Upscaling Midjourney Images Using Third Party Software
Conclusion – A Glimpse of Dall-E 2, Stable Diffusion and Adobe Firefly
#35 – Midjourney vs Dall-E 2.0 vs Stable Diffusion vs Adobe Firefly
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Access to our Facebook Group
When you purchase this package, you will get access to our members-only Facebook group where you can post your photos, ask questions and doubts and interact with other members.
Lifetime Access to Videos
You get lifetime access to all the videos and all the courses. There is no expiry or validity. You can watch the videos at any given time according to your convenience.
Instant Access to Videos
You get access to all the videos and courses instantly. The moment your payment goes through you will receive the videos and you can start watching the videos in a matter of seconds.
No Hidden Costs
There are no hidden costs. You get access to all the videos and courses specified on this page. You will never be asked to pay again.
Watch on Any Device
You can watch the videos on any device like a laptop/PC, mobile, tablet, etc.
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- Just click on the ‘BUY NOW’ button below and you will be taken to the payment page.
- Fill up the form there and make the payment.
- The moment your payment goes through, you will be redirected to a page which has the link to download the course file. There is also a video on that page which will show you how to access the videos.
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About your trainer
Hey there. This is Kush Sharma, your photography and videography trainer and the founder here at Creative Pad Media.
I have been teaching photography and videography since 2013 and have taught over 55,000 students via my online courses and workshops.
My online courses have been downloaded in over 170 countries.
I have created this special Photography and Videography package so you can learn everything in one place.
I hope I get a chance to teach you this beautiful art.
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Our online courses have been downloaded in over 170 countries
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We have served over 55,000 students via our online courses and workshops
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We have over 400 reviews on Google. More than 90% of our reviews are 5-star reviews.
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FAQ
Most frequently asked questions
After your payment goes through you will be automatically redirected to a Download Page which will have a download button.
Once you click on this button, a zip file will download.
Just unzip the file and you will find all courses arranged in folders.
Inside each folder is a PDF file in which all the links of all the videos of each course are given.
On the download page, there is a detailed video that will show you how to do this.
No, we don’t allow downloading of the videos due to piracy issues.
You will need the internet to watch the videos.
But you get lifetime access to the videos.
It’s always better if you have a the editing software for practical learning.
In each course we show you how to get your hands on the the editing software being used in the course.
If the software is a paid one, then we show you how to get your hands on the free trial of that software.
Yes, one of things you will get when you buy this package is a document that has the list of cameras we recommend for beginners according to different budgets.
Also, if there is any equipment being shown int he course, we have provided the Amazon link to that equipment.
We have a private Facebook group for our buyers. Once you buy this package you will get access to this group.
In this group you can post your photos/videos as you learn, interact with other members and ask any questions or doubts.
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