WORLD PHOTOGRAPHY TIPS

Monday, 5 May 2014

Finally, Before/After Previews Come to Camera Raw

OK, well I guess “technically” you could see a before/after in Camera Raw but it could not have been clunkier (just turning on/off the Preview checkbox wouldn’t do it — that only showed you a before/after of the particular panel you were currently using). But this is way beyond that as Adobe took the awesome before/after side-by-side, top-and-bottom, split-view and related stuff from Lightroom and finally (finally!) brought them over to the current version of Camera Raw (Adobe snuck these in the latest update for Photoshop CC subscribers).

You access these before/after views from right below the preview window (I circled it in red above). Better yet, although the Preview Checkbox is now gone from the Camera Raw interface, pressing the “P” key now actually does what you always thought it should — now it shows you a real before/after of ALL the changes you made in to the image anywhere in Camera Raw. Read More

Saturday, 3 May 2014

DSLR Filmmaking Workshop

I think cinema, movies, and magic have always been closely associated. The very earliest people who made film were magicians –Francis Ford Coppola

DATES : 23 May(friday) -25 May (sunday) 2014

VENUE: BANGALORE

Without a doubt movies are MAGIC. There is no other medium that transports us to different times, different places and even different planets and make us believe that we are witnessing something for real. There is no other medium that lets us laugh and cry with the characters, makes us love the heroes and hate the villains, even though we know that these are just actors playing their parts. Cinema without a doubt is Magic.

It takes years to master the art of making films. But every great venture should have a small beginning and this workshop is just that. It is 3 days of high intensity training that will give you an overview of the various aspects of filmmaking.You will learn from experienced filmmakers, use world class equipment and be hands on in the various intricate aspects of filmmaking.

Filmmaking at you're finger tips:

Dslr's have revolutionised the process of filmmaking. The incredible cinematic quality they deliver , at a fraction of the cost of high end equipment means that everyone can make films that look great. The limit is just you're imagination.

Dslr's however are still cameras that shoot great video. To work with them needs a lot of skill. This workshop gets into the details and will make you a master in handling them.