The Giant Tutorial
Dive into the world of GIANT composites with photographer and retoucher Richard Wakefield. In this PRO EDU partner tutorial, we show Richard's tutorial that breaks down the most liked photo that we shared on our Instagram in the last 2 years.
Richard provides 4 examples and we provide you with the RAW images to follow along and recreate these giant images along with Richard.
In this tutorial you will learn:
- What Makes A Composite Real
- How To Match Lighting
- How To Create Real Shadows
- Masking Out Your Subjects
- Importance Of Matching Focal Distance
- Color Grading
- Richards Composite Workflow
- Practice RAW images provided for practice.
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CREATE HYPER-REALISTIC COMPOSITES
In this class, Adobe Photoshop's Giant Composite Workflow with Richard Wakefield will teach you how to match lighting, shadows, and color tones for a seamless final product that looks surreal.
ZERO EXPERIENCE NEEDED
You'll also master masking and focal distance techniques, and learn how to add the finishing touches that make your composite look truly amazing. With Richard Wakefield's help, you can create awe-inspiring giant composites that will amaze your friends and family.
GET BIG RESULTS, GUARANTEED
As a photographer, you're always looking for ways to make your images stand out from the crowd. One way to do this is by adding people into real-life places and literally make your subjects stand out. This can be tricky if you don't know how to composite people into giants in Photoshop. It's even harder if you are trying to match lighting, shadows, and color tones for a seamless final product. Richard Wakefield will teach you everything you need to know about making realistic composites with Adobe Photoshop's Giant Composite Workflow tutorial series! In these tutorials, he'll show you how to match lighting, shadows, and color tones so that your composite looks truly amazing. You'll also learn masking techniques and focal distance tricks that will make your final image look like it was taken with a camera lens instead of created on the computer screen! With Richard Wakefield as your guide through this process, creating awe-inspiring giant composites like these.
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Amazing breakdown of our most liked Instagram photo.
Richard is a true creative genius and this was a super fun tutorial to learn from.
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ABOUT Richard Wakefield
Richard is an artists of many mediums. From cinematography to client photo work he has built a brand and company in the UK that has taken him around the globe for assignments. He is both a photography mentor, teacher and active member of the PRO EDU community.
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Are English Closed Captions Included?
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Are Spanish Subtitles Included?
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