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The topics for this Photoshop podcast are selected by the Galileo Design editorial team in cooperation with the video trainers – the Photoshop professionals. Requests from visitors and subscribers are expressly welcome. Each episode can be watched either in HD quality on a PC or as an iPod version on the move. The podcast can also be subscribed to in the iTunes Store.
The first three episodes of the podcast are now live:
Episode 1 – Turning Day into Night (by Alexander Heinrichs)
In the first episode of “The Photoshop Professionals,” Alexander Heinrichs shows you how to transform a completely ordinary daytime shot into an atmospheric night image. In film, the effect is called “day for night”; in Photoshop, you use overlays and selected layer modes. [Running time: 11:10 minutes]
Episode 2 – Clearing Hazy Landscapes (by Maike Jarsetz)
Washed-out colours, little contrast, few tonal values – even the most beautiful landscape looks dull beneath a grey blanket of cloud. In this episode of “The Photoshop Professionals,” Maike Jarsetz shows you how to enhance and clear up your images dramatically with the gradient filters in the RAW converter. [Running time: 08:22 minutes]
Episode 3 – Cutting Out Hair Like the Professionals (by Pavel Kaplun)
Cutting out hair or fur is one of the most difficult techniques in photo design. In this episode of “The Photoshop Professionals,” compositing specialist Pavel Kaplun shows you how to include even the finest structures in your selection in a simple way. [Running time: 09:01 minutes]
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