Ever wanted to make those blurry lights in the back of dark pictures? Here’s a quick and dirty way of doing just that. It may not be the exact thing but that all depends on the talent and creativity of the person using the brushes (of which I have none obviously). 3 shapes (circle, hexagon, octagon), 9 brushes total: 6 Scatter brushes 3 Non-scatter If you guys come up with something cool with it, do drop a line and be like “Yo check this thing I made with your brushes!”.
The Lightroom training videos will prepare you for the personalized classroom instruction with Neil, Topics include:
Getting your bearings in the interface: tweeking it for you, and for less distraction
Starting an editing workflow: mindset and action
Starting a color correction workflow: balancing action, and inspiration
Starting a publishing export workflow: print medium, web medium with export presets and using the plugins
You will be ask to bring some images that present a tough color correction challenge for you and we will address them, and answer all of your questions personally so that you reach a state of high creativity working in lightroom.
In reference to creating vintage and antique photo effects, we want to achieve the elusive ‘light leak’ effect…
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The ‘light leak’ effect is a partial bleaching or lightening of the image plane caused by a leak of light at exposure, development, printing, or uneven fading of the image in the aging or weathering process. A light leak layer is included in the Vintage Multiple choice workflow action.
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