Photoshop Tutorial: Easily Process Your Own Photography – Effect Tutorial

Author: heshao Translation Source: Mars Era In this tutorial I will tell you how to take professional glass photos with minimal photos in pre-production and digital post-processing. You’ll learn professional lighting techniques to create some stunning photos and stylish backgrounds. Use the same background and props, but different camera settings. First, I’ll cover two common photo-shooting techniques, and then I’ll show you how to capture each photo and take steps to post-process it in Photoshop. Let’s take a look at the final renderings: Final effect Step 1: Equipment preparation Before we start, you should prepare the following points: Glass (you can break it into small pieces), hammer, one or two plastic bags, bracelet, two black A4 papers or black folder, desk lamp, tripod, camera, graphics program. Step 2: Collect fragments Before we start taking the actual photos, you are going to break the glass that you have prepared. That’s why you need a hammer and plastic bag, because you don’t want the pieces to be scattered around. Place the bag (or two cups, if you want to be completely confident they will stay inside) and hit it with a hammer a few times. (Figure 1) Figure 1 Below you can…

Author: heshao Translation Source: Mars Era In this tutorial I will tell you how to take professional glass photos with minimal photos in pre-production and digital post-processing. You’ll learn professional lighting techniques to create some stunning photos and stylish backgrounds. Use the same background and props, but different camera settings. First, I’ll cover two common photo-shooting techniques, and then I’ll show you how to capture each photo and take steps to post-process it in Photoshop. Let’s take a look at the final renderings: Final effect Step 1: Equipment preparation Before we begin, you should prepare the following points: Glass (you can break it into small pieces), hammer, one or two plastic bags, bracelet, two black A4 papers or black folder, desk lamp, tripod, camera, graphics program. Step 2: Collect fragments Before we start taking the actual photos, you are going to break the glass that you have prepared. That’s why you need a hammer and plastic bag, because you don’t want the pieces to be scattered around. Place the bag (or two cups, if you want to be completely confident they will stay inside) and hit it with a hammer a few times. (Figure 1) Figure 1 Below you can…

Author: heshao Translation Source: Mars Era In this tutorial I will tell you how to take professional glass photos with minimal photos in pre-production and digital post-processing. You’ll learn professional lighting techniques to create some stunning photos and stylish backgrounds. Use the same background and props, but different camera settings. First, I’ll cover two common photo-shooting techniques, and then I’ll show you how to capture each photo and take steps to post-process it in Photoshop. Let’s take a look at the final renderings: Final effect Step 1: Equipment preparation Before we begin, you should prepare the following points: Glass (you can break it into small pieces), hammer, one or two plastic bags, bracelet, two black A4 papers or black folder, desk lamp, tripod, camera, graphics program. Step 2: Collect fragments Before we start taking the actual photos, you are going to break the glass that you have prepared. That’s why you need a hammer and plastic bag, because you don’t want the pieces to be scattered around. Place the bag (or two cups, if you want to be completely confident they will stay inside) and hit it with a hammer a few times. (Figure 1) Figure 1 Below you can…

Author: heshao Translation Source: Mars Era In this tutorial I will tell you how to take professional glass photos with minimal photos in pre-production and digital post-processing. You’ll learn professional lighting techniques to create some stunning photos and stylish backgrounds. Use the same background and props, but different camera settings. First, I’ll cover two common photo-shooting techniques, and then I’ll show you how to capture each photo and take steps to post-process it in Photoshop. Let’s take a look at the final renderings: Final effect Step 1: Equipment preparation Before we begin, you should prepare the following points: Glass (you can break it into small pieces), hammer, one or two plastic bags, bracelet, two black A4 papers or black folder, desk lamp, tripod, camera, graphics program. Step 2: Collect fragments Before we start taking the actual photos, you are going to break the glass that you have prepared. That’s why you need a hammer and plastic bag, because you don’t want the pieces to be scattered around. Place the bag (or two cups, if you want to be completely confident they will stay inside) and hit it with a hammer a few times. (Figure 1) Figure 1 Below you can…

Author: heshao Translation Source: Mars Era In this tutorial I will tell you how to take professional glass photos with minimal photos in pre-production and digital post-processing. You’ll learn professional lighting techniques to create some stunning photos and stylish backgrounds. Use the same background and props, but different camera settings. First, I’ll cover two common photo-shooting techniques, and then I’ll show you how to capture each photo and take steps to post-process it in Photoshop. Let’s take a look at the final renderings: Final effect Step 1: Equipment preparation Before we begin, you should prepare the following points: Glass (you can break it into small pieces), hammer, one or two plastic bags, bracelet, two black A4 papers or black folder, desk lamp, tripod, camera, graphics program. Step 2: Collect fragments Before we start taking the actual photos, you are going to break the glass that you have prepared. That’s why you need a hammer and plastic bag, because you don’t want the pieces to be scattered around. Place the bag (or two cups, if you want to be completely confident they will stay inside) and hit it with a hammer a few times. (Figure 1) Figure 1 Below you can…