2013
Lynda
Bryan O'Neil Hughes
0:42:01
English
Shoot in color, but think in black and white. In this course, Adobe Photoshop Senior Product Manager Bryan O'Neil Hughes shares his favorite techniques for transforming color photographs into black and white, a technique that provides more creative options than using your camera's black-and-white mode. Learn how to prepare and fine-tune your photographs in Lightroom, and then move them into Photoshop to take advantage of its nondestructive adjustment layers. The course also introduces techniques for using Photoshop to adjust the color of video clips.
Introduction 2m 14s
Welcome 44s
Using the exercise files 48s
Why black and white? 42s
1. Black-and-White Considerations 8m 51s
Thinking in black and white 1m 23s
Shooting with black and white in mind 1m 57s
Choosing black and white or color 5m 31s
2. Black-and-White First Steps in Lightroom 15m 53s
Setting up Lightroom and creating versions 1m 13s
Preparing a color image for black and white 3m 34s
Black-and-white mixing and adding tone 2m 35s
Fine-tuning your image 3m 59s
Utilizing presets effectively 1m 13s
Creating black-and-white HDR with Lightroom and Photoshop 3m 19s
3. Black and White in Photoshop 9m 53s
Making selective edits 3m 29s
Taking advantage of black-and-white adjustment layers 1m 45s
Enhancing your images using layers 2m 34s
Adjusting the toning of your image 2m 5s
4. Beyond 4m 34s
Working with the Silver Efex plugin for Photoshop 1m 29s
Converting color video to black and white 1m 37s
Creating frames for black-and-white images 1m 28s
Conclusion 36s
Next steps 36s
http://www.lynda.com/course-tutorials/Black-White-Lightroom-Photoshop/122444-2.html

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