Multiplicity
This action creates a triple-vision effect and works well when you apply it to urban structures and geometric designs.
Multiplicity Action
This action creates a triple-vision effect and works well when you apply it to urban structures and geometric designs.
The Action is FREE to download for members of my ‘Premium’ tier on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/markgaler
I have also created a movie to explain how the effect is achieved manually.
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In this tutorial I demonstrate the use of Graduated Filters in Lightroom to not only modify tone, but also colour temperature.
These objective edits include setting a custom white balance (if one has not already been set in camera), setting the whites and blacks, applying the lens profile and setting our preferred sharpening settings.
E-Books
This eBook offers you learning supporting and contains links to 42 video tutorials that will help you master the craft of taking creative and technically excellent photographs.
E-Books
This eBook offers you learning supporting and contains links to over 54 tutorial movies to help you master the craft of taking creative and technically excellent photographs.
post-production
This Action splits a layer into high and low frequency layers. You then need to edit the high and low frequency layers manually to complete the process
Use the combined power of Lightroom and Photoshop CC to craft this grunge effect
E-Books
This eBook offers you learning support to help you master the craft of taking creative and technically excellent photographs.
Photoshop Actions
The action set for creating vignettes allows the user to choose from different 'strength' settings.
Movie Tutorials
A 42-minute movie tutorial to get you up and running in Adobe Photoshop.
Photoshop Actions
This one-click action renders surfaces smooth while retaining fine detail.
Photoshop Elements
Tutorial for Photoshop Elements Users: Editing in 16 Bits (Learning Package)
This tutorial pack includes a 20 minute HD movie tutorial, step-by-step PDF and the camera Raw file used in the tutorial