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  • The Art of Proofing
    John Paul Caponigro

    Learn the cumulative process in which subtle corrections are made while reviewing a print on a specific substrate, so you can create a significantly improved final master print. Learn what to look for and what actions to take including how to create test files, how to evaluate different substrates, bracket proofing, full scale proofing, proofing for changes in scale, customizing ink limit, and adjusting for over inking.

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    1. Evaluating Substrates (10:34)
    2. Test Files (04:59)
    3. Final Proof (04:31)
    4. Proofing Adjustments (01:58)
    5. Filling the Template (02:35)
    6. Taking Notes (03:33)
    7. Taking Notes, Continued (02:19)
    8. Screenshots (04:07)
    9. Masks or No Masks (08:15)
    10. Full Scale Image Adjustments (04:01)
    11. Proofing for Scale (11:36)
    12. Total: 00:58:28

  • Capture NX2
    Vincent Versace

    Learn the new features of NX2 from a professional photographers perspective. Then, go beyond the features and learn to use NX2 as a powerful creative tool to aesthetically enhance your images. This course delivers a unique combination of content and implementation, allowing you to unleash the RAW power of NX2 as well as your creativity

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    1. Getting Started (04:53)
    2. User Interface (05:00)
    3. Metadata (02:35)
    4. Toolbar (03:28)
    5. Black and White Point (05:27)
    6. Color Control Points (03:19)
    7. Auto Retouch Brush (02:32)
    8. Selection Control Point (02:27)
    9. Selection Tools (05:05)
    10. The Edit List (13:02)
    11. Printing (06:23)
    12. Edit Adjust (03:54)
    13. Light Adjustments (23:26)
    14. Batch Processing (05:49)
    15. Standard Infrared (08:58)
    16. Enhanced Infrared (11:38)
    17. Deep Black Infrared (02:09)
    18. Clouds (06:06)
    19. Flowers (15:07)
    20. Portrait (16:17)
    21. Total: 02:27:35

  • Fixing Photographic Problems with Adobe Photoshop
    Dave Cross

    Ideally, every photo we take would be perfect: perfect exposure, perfect white balance, no backlighting, no harsh shadows. Of course the reality is that some images need to be fixed, and in this course we will look at ways to deal with common problems. In each lesson Dave will fix a problem image, real-time, step-by-step.

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    1. Introduction (03:08)
    2. Fixing White Balance (10:36)
    3. Too Much Flash (14:41)
    4. Removing Distracting Shadows (13:11)
    5. Dealing with Lighting Issues (07:48)
    6. Backlit Images (11:25)
    7. Backlit Images, Part 2 (05:59)
    8. Changing Eye Position (11:49)
    9. Fixing Glare on Glasses (11:55)
    10. Distortion from Glasses (06:14)
    11. Adjusting Tan Lines (11:24)
    12. Conclusion (00:51)
    13. Total: 01:49:01

  • Outdoor Lighting for Senior Portraits
    James Schmelzer

    Professional photographer James Schmelzer has made a career shooting of high school senior portraits. In this course, James demonstrates some of the techniques he has learned for controlling and shaping light while shooting outdoors and using natural light.

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    1. Direct Sunlight into Shade Using a Reflector (06:45)
    2. Blocking Light with Natural Gobos (02:21)
    3. Subtractive Light Control (01:14)
    4. Softening Raw Light Using a Diffuser (02:00)
    5. Lighting and Posing on Railroad Tracks (06:12)
    6. Choosing the Correct Side of a Building (02:05)
    7. Evening Portraits (02:19)
    8. Matching the Background and the Outfit (03:15)
    9. Natural Light with Reflector Fill (02:21)
    10. Lighting for Urban Scenes (02:59)
    11. Portraits at the Park (08:04)
    12. Creating an Outdoor Studio (02:16)
    13. Beach Portraits (04:13)
    14. Total: 00:46:04

  • Photoshop Color Tools
    John Paul Caponigro

    Learn how to use the color adjustment tools in Adobe Photoshop CS4 to achieve unprecedented control of your images. Learn how to make every adjustment tool more precisely target specific components of color using blend modes and selections / masks that allow you to target specific hues or luminosity values.

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    1. HSL Color Space (05:22)
    2. Monitor Histograms (09:12)
    3. Raw Conversion (14:34)
    4. File Editing Strategy (04:35)
    5. Global Then Local (11:32)
    6. The Right Tools, Part 1 (10:07)
    7. The Right Tools, Part 2 (02:33)
    8. The Right Tools, Part 3 (03:20)
    9. The Right Tools, Part 4 (03:32)
    10. The Right Tools, Part 5 (09:54)
    11. Blend Modes (04:57)
    12. Shadows Highlights (03:36)
    13. Channel Blending (08:30)
    14. Setting Dynamic Range (12:01)
    15. Curves (12:16)
    16. High Pass Contrast (05:46)
    17. Selective Color (04:44)
    18. Saturation and Vibrance (08:14)
    19. Targeting Hues (05:35)
    20. Photo Filter and Color Overlays (08:36)
    21. Match Color (06:42)
    22. Black and White (05:28)
    23. Select by Color Range (03:49)
    24. Total: 02:44:55

  • Creative Lighting
    Joe McNally

    Joe McNally takes you to, what only can be called "not the prettiest of locations" to teach you just how far a little creative lighting can take your shot... and tell a story. Join him as he uses a lot of different lights in a lot of different ways to tell a story with a beautifully lit, if not so beautiful, ending.

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    1. Describing the Scene (03:11)
    2. Transforming Light Sources (08:55)
    3. Altering the Mood (06:28)
    4. Single SB900 Flash (10:22)
    5. Hard Light (05:51)
    6. Snapping Away (05:15)
    7. Lots of Drama (08:39)
    8. Creepy Color (04:38)
    9. Crime Scene Shoot (07:45)
    10. High Speed Synch (05:36)
    11. Skate Park Shoot (08:35)
    12. Action Shots (02:57)
    13. Bits and Pieces (07:48)
    14. Total: 01:26:00

  • Wordpress Basics for Photographers 2
    Rafael "RC" Concepcion

    Once you have a basic Wordpress site up to show your Photography, there are a few things you can do to spice it up and make it look more professional. RC Concepcion takes you through the things he likes to use to make the most of using Wordpress for Photography.

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    1. Introduction (00:52)
    2. What is a Widget (08:40)
    3. Installing a Lightbox Plugin (09:07)
    4. Using a Flickr Gallery in A Post (04:43)
    5. Adding Video to a Post with Blip.TV (05:45)
    6. Installing The Shadowbox Plugin (04:50)
    7. Using Photoshop Zoomify with Shadowbox (13:54)
    8. Using Lightroom, Simpleviewer, and Your Blog (09:38)
    9. Using Photoshop, Simpleviewer and Your Blog (08:47)
    10. Purchasing and Downloading a Theme - Elegant Themes (08:55)
    11. Configuring Elegant Themes Thumbnails with Custom Fields (09:49)
    12. Modifying the Look and Feel of the Template (11:25)
    13. Using JQuery Based Gallery instead of Default Gallery (10:28)
    14. Adding Posts to Categories, Sub Categories and Multiple Categories (10:55)
    15. Moderating Comments and Changing the Theme (07:57)
    16. Conclusion (00:37)
    17. Total: 02:06:22

  • A Photographers Guide to Avoiding Common Business Mistakes Through Better Paperwork
    Reznicki and Greenberg

    If you are in business, you will make a mistake. Nobody knows that better than Jack and Ed. Join them as they take you through the finer points of terms and conditions in invoices to help you avoid costly mistakes in your photography business.

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    1. Mistakes (06:55)
    2. Assignment Invoice (03:00)
    3. Filling Out the Information (03:41)
    4. Product Information (02:21)
    5. Media Use (02:05)
    6. License Term (04:18)
    7. Fees (03:52)
    8. Interest on Late Payment (02:23)
    9. Paid To Information (04:36)
    10. Bottom of Front Side (06:02)
    11. Backside of Invoice (06:09)
    12. Postponements and Cancelations (06:43)
    13. Client Approval and Overtime (09:30)
    14. Rights Licensed, Damages, Payment and Collection (07:40)
    15. Tax, Releases, Electronic Rights, Enforcement of License (13:45)
    16. Wrapping It Up (02:42)
    17. Total: 01:25:42

  • Light it, Shoot it, Retouch it, Part 2: Beauty Head Shots
    Scott Kelby

    Scott Kelby returns for a second installment of his most comprehensive Photo to Photoshop workflow class yet. In part two of this series, Scott takes you from studio set up and shoot, to Lightroom and Photoshop to create a softer, more feminine, beauty head shot.

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    1. Getting Started with the Background (03:55)
    2. Main Light and Camera Settings (06:52)
    3. Model and Test Shots (05:25)
    4. Isolating Each Light and Adding a Reflector (06:42)
    5. Tri-Light Reflector (05:40)
    6. New Lighting Setup (09:25)
    7. Select Files for Retouching (09:10)
    8. Lightroom Develop Module (06:17)
    9. Retouching Skin in Photoshop (14:13)
    10. Retouching Eyes in Photoshop (08:31)
    11. Skin Softening in Photoshop (06:52)
    12. Fixing the Hair and Shoulders (12:32)
    13. Final Images (16:43)
    14. Total: 01:52:17

  • Creating Interactive Documents with InDesign CS4
    Dave Cross

    Dave Cross introduces a course like no other at KelbyTraining.com. Learn how to advance your Adobe InDesign skills using interactive PDF features. With, a little, help from Photoshop you can transform an ordinary InDesign document into an extraordinary interactive masterpiece. Watch as Dave walks you, step-by-step, through the entire process.

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    1. Introduction (01:05)
    2. Planning (04:51)
    3. Interactivity Workspace (02:13)
    4. Document Structure (06:18)
    5. Table of Contents Links (06:21)
    6. Creating Buttons (05:16)
    7. Music and Movies (08:15)
    8. More Button Options (13:32)
    9. Hyperlinks (08:04)
    10. Adding Interactive to a Document (09:07)
    11. Export to SWF (03:14)
    12. Conclusion (00:26)
    13. Total: 01:08:42
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