The Practicing Photographer [2013-2018, ENG] + Sub (Eng) Обновлено 16.08.2018

The Practicing Photographer (Обновлено 16.08.2018)

Страна: США
Тематика: Фотосъемка
Тип раздаваемого материала: Видеоурок
Продолжительность: 30:04:00
Год выпуска: 2013-2018
Язык: Английский
Перевод: Субтитры
Язык субтитров: Английский
Описание: In The Practicing Photographer, photographer and teacher Ben Long shares a weekly serving of photographic instruction and inspiration. Each installment focuses on a photographic shooting scenario, a piece of gear, or a software technique. Each installment concludes with a call to action designed to inspire you to pick up your camera (or your mouse or smartphone) to try the technique for yourself.
В 'Практикующем фотографе' фотограф и учитель Бен Лонг еженедельно делятся своими навыками. Каждая часть фокусируется на сценарии фотографической съемки, части механизма или программного обеспечения. Каждая часть заканчивается призывом к действию, призванным вдохновить вас взять вашу камеру, чтобы опробовать технику на себе.

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IntroductionIntroducing The Practicing Photographer
The Practicing Photographer
01-Choosing a camera

02-Looking at light as a subject

03-Using a small reflector to add fill light

04-Editing photo metadata with PhotosInfo Pro for iPad

05-Let your lens reshape you

06-Compositing street photography images with Photoshop

07-Expand your filter options with step-up and step-down rings

08-Shooting without a memory card

09-Give yourself a year-long assignment

10-Working with reflections

11-Exploring mirrorless cameras

12-Batch processing photos with the Adobe Image Processor

13-Limiting yourself to a fixed-focal-length lens

14-Creating tiny worlds Shooting technique

15-Creating tiny worlds Post-processing techniques

16-Shooting macro shots on an iPhone

17-Using a tripod

18-Wildlife and staying present

19-Batch exposure adjustments on raw files

20-Why Shoot Polaroid

21-Seizing an opportunity

22-Four photographers do a light-as-subject exercise

23-Shooting macro bug photos with a reversed lens

24-Varnishing a photo for a painterly effect

25-Shooting wildlife

26-Discussion on how to shoot architecture

27-Using a lens hood

28-Working with themes

29-Setting up an HDR time lapse

30-Processing an HDR time lapse

31-Two perspectives on travel photography

32-Scanning Photos

33-Photo assignment shooting an egg

34-Reviewing the egg shot images

35-Shooting in your own backyard

36-Jpeg iPad import process

37-Shooting a product shot in open shade

38-Reviewing the product shotimages

39-Warming up

40-Taking a panning action shot

41-Scanning polaroid negatives and processing in Photoshop

42-Shooting a silhouette

43-Going with an ultra-light gear configuration

44-Working with masks and calculations in Photoshop

45-Working with flash for macro photography

46-Colorizing a black and white photo in Photoshop

47-Using duct tape and zip ties in the field

48-When the on camera flash is casting a shadow

49-Using Lightroom on the road

50-Listening to your camera to get good exposure

51-Shooting a successful self portrait with a phone

52-Switching to Lightroom from another application

53-Photographing animals in wildlife refuges

54-Shooting level

55-Photoshop and Automator

56-Shooting when the light is flat

57-Discussing the business of stock photography

58-Shooting tethered to a monitor

59-Making a 360 degree panorama on the iPhone

60-Understanding the three flash setup

61-Shooting a three flash portrait

62-Understanding the differences with third party lenses

63-Understanding why files look different on depending on device

64-Working with a geotagging app on the iPhone

65-Using high speed flash sync to dim ambient light

66-Using your iPad as a second monitor

67-Understanding exposure with a leaf shutter camera

68-Photography practice through mimicry

69-Canon wireless flash with built in radio control

70-Posing and shooting pairs of people

71-Shooting with a shape in mind

72-Shooting tethered to a laptop

73-Softboxes vs. umbrellas

74-Getting your project out into the world

75-Exploring how to think about shooting a new environment

76-Discussing the book 'The Passionate Photographer' with Steve Simon

77-Highlighting iOS 8 updates on the iPhone5S

78-Exploring manual controls with iOS 8 and ProCamera

79-Understanding how to compose with an empty sky

80-Using an iPhone to make a print in the darkroom

81-How to use glycerin as a photography tool

82-Understanding micro focus adjustment and Lens Align

83-Working with hair in post

84-Taking a quick portrait and directing a subject

85-Getting inspired through the work of others

86-Taking a flattering portrait with flash

87-Creating an unaligned HDR image

88-Exploring how to use Bokeh

89-Shooting stills from a drone

90-Using a monitor to get a first person view of the aerial camera

91-Understanding lens profile correction

92-Working with models

93-Understanding the labels on SD cards

94-Setting up a macro time lapse of a flower

95-Taking a portrait that's tightly cropped or slightly obscured

96-Tips for shooting panoramas

97-Carrying a point-and-shoot camera

98-Adjusting the color of shadows in an image

99-Evaluating camera-strap options

100-The 100th Practicing Photographer

101-Using light-pollution maps for planning night shoots

102-Shooting a series of star shots for a stack

103-Stitching together stacks of stars

104-Understanding how to clean sensor dust

105-Dry sensor cleaning

106-Cleaning the sensor with moisture

107-Composing in the center

108-Working with an electronic shutter control

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

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

111-Don't be predictable in your framing

112-Shooting with ND filter and flash to balance subject and background exposure

113-Understanding when to go low contrast

114-Reasons for shooting images alone

115-Working with colored lens filters and converting to black and white

116-Waiting for a subject when the light is good

117-Understanding options for tripod heads

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

119-Shooting and processing a long exposure at night

120-Getting creative with image curation

121-Why equivalent lenses don't always meter the same

122-Pulling stills from a time lapse

123-Composing an image using what you have

124-Using good photography skills always

125-Converting an image to B&W with Lightroom and Photoshop

126-Critiquing images from a group photo event

127-Taking the 'why not' kind of shot

128-Using a MIDI Lightroom controller

129-Vignetting

130-Thinking about shooting a metaphor image

131-Evaluating different lenses with the same focal length

132-Looking at anti-shine options for a natural looking portrait

133-Exploring monopod options

134-Shooting a product shot on black glass

135-Shooting three images without leaving your chair

136-Exploring options with high-speed video

137-Light painting with a drone at night

138-Inspire

139-Taking a look at Google Photos

140-Using your iPad as a cintique for photo editing

141-The future of drone technology

142-Correcting a B&W image for print

143-Minimizing camera baggage

144-Using the Dehaze feature in Lightroom

145-What makes a good photograph

146-The importance of a catch light

147-Working without a tripod

148-Printer options

149-Looking at tilt shift options in post

150-Handing out business cards as a photographer

151-Shooting time-lapse panos with an egg timer

152-Developing a photographic style

153-Understanding the wide-angle macro lens

154-Shooting with a wide-angle macro lens

155-Avoiding the intimidation factor in photography

156-Editing photos using a bigger screen

157-Understanding JPEG profiles in raw processing

158-Exploring image processing in Snapseed

159-The relationship between saturation and brightness

160-Working with Smart Objects in Photoshop

161-Using a table or other surface to support a tiny tripod

162-Storytelling through photographic images

163-Understanding how cameras handle ISO and low light

164-Exploring lo-fi printing options

165-Making a transition from photo to video

166-Contrast and pha