Fabio Antenore – Videotutorial Bundle Hyperreal Landscapes

The second one is about stacking (shots using shifted focal points that make the image sharper front to back). This can be done under less than ideal conditions. Here I will show you how to deal with strong winds in nature. File Size: 12.360 GB

Fabio Antenore – Videotutorial Bundle Hyperreal Landscapes

VIDEOTUTORIAL CONTENT

Because I believe both topics are essential to creating stunning images, I have included them in this bundle. This way, I can share two of the most important aspects with you.

The first one is about nightscapes in which the foreground was created using timeblending. The Milkyway was shot in the night, and the foreground one hour later, during the Blue Hour.

Another one is about stacking. Shots with shifted focal point to keep the image sharp front-to-back are possible under less than ideal conditions. You may have to deal with strong winds, and I will show you how to do that.

WHAT YOU’RE GOING TO LEARN

Milkyway Timeblending

Introduction
Technique Explanations
Location
Editing
My Bag
Hiking Clothes

In the first part, I will discuss the history of nightscapes as well as everything you need to know. I will discuss different techniques, how exposure times can be calculated, and why nightscapes should always be photographed as brightly as possible. (ETTR)

The On-Part 1: Location I explain what you need to be aware of when searching in the dark. Next I’ll explain how I shoot the image and what I do in order to capture a perfect exposed foreground (Timeblending).

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To merge and edit an image, I use Lightroom and Photoshop. You will also see how I use my AF.-Use panels to create Luminosity Masks. You can edit both bright and dark areas by using them separately.

Stacking

1. Introduction
2. Background Explanations
3. Onlocation
4. Editing

In the first part, I will give you all the information that Focus Stacking has to offer and the history of them.

The On-Location part I explain what’s crucial when you have a close-You will learn how to position your camera so that it is visible in the foreground. Also, I discuss the issues that arise when you stack your camera in extremely strong winds.

To merge and edit an image, I use Lightroom, Photoshop, and plugins from DXO Nick Collection.

You will also see how I use my AF.-Use panels to create Luminosity Masks. You can edit both bright and dark areas by using them separately.

At the end I show you a special „trick“ to ad more light to your pictures.