Friday, November 21, 2008

Mary DuPrie Photography introduces a compelling set of DVDs that completely detail Mary's approach to working with models. An amazing insight to how and why the successful photos of models work and some photos don't; see how to create industry quality results immediately after viewing the DVDs. Models and Photographers will be amazed at how much information is contained in this set of instructional videos. No matter what level you are at as a model or a photographer who shoots models, this series is a must.

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This video is a foundational instruction on how to work with models from the ground up. Starting with the basics of wardrobe selection, Mary points out what is important in order to fulfill the objective of a good model photo session.

This two hour journey covers all the basics and then Mary imposes her wonderful insight which she is so willing to impart. She walks the viewer through her own methods of putting a session together, styling and designing the shoot to fit a particular model and individual direction.

But there is so much more to this video, she also reveals all of her wonderful little tips and tricks using backgrounds, props, communication, methods of instructing a model, model direction, body language, hand placement, and so much more. Her powerful observation of how important hand placement is for the model is reason enough to have this instruction, in her words, "I have seen so many wonderful images ruined just because of the hands."

Mary also uses her own prescription in using this directive tool: "I now have beginner models, or models I am shooting for the first time sit and watch this video, they are so much stronger, more confident when we enter the studio."

Although this video shows some lighting setups while Mary shoots, it is not a lighting instruction.

Whether you've been shooting for a month, a year, or ten years, this is a very informative look at how to get the very best from any model.





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http://rapidshare.com/files/130111210/Duprie1.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/130110876/Duprie1.part2.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/130117378/Duprie1.part3.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/130124571/Duprie1.part4.rar

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Thursday, October 9, 2008

Guy Gowan Adobe Photoshop Cosmetic Technique

In this DVD you will learn how to use Adjustment Layers and Calculations, producing Alpha Channel Masks which are used to add shape and proportion to the following retouching techniques:

Lines and wrinkles, hot-spot areas, image lighting, lips, eyes, sharpening, skin smoothing, and adding realistic make-up.

Finally, due to the non-destructive nature of this advanced workflow, we can spend time adjusting the effects to create a more balanced and convincing final image.








Guy Gowan
has manipulated images since the first digital scanning devices were developed and has amassed a wide range of experience and expertise along the way.

In this DVD tutorial, Guy our senior presenter with his unique approach to image manipulation demonstrates the techniques he uses in Cosmetic Retouching.

You will see him and his monitor simultaneously throughout this unique seminar style tutorial. His methods are advanced and with this DVD you will learn how to retouch and manipulate images with flexibility, speed and most importantly – Quality


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Wednesday, October 8, 2008

Through the Eyes of a Pro: Advanced Techniques for Canon DSLR Photographers, Volume 1 & 2

You've had your Canon DSLR camera for awhile, and you have gotten pretty good at using it. But now you are wondering what you can do to advance your photography to the next level.

Spend a day beside professional photographer, Tim Mantoani, as he shoots models for the stock photography market; follow along as he photographs a little league game and conducts an outdoor portrait session.

In this video Tim reveals secrets learned in over twenty years behind the lens. You ll see exactly how he approaches his craft and gets fabulous results using equipment similar to your own.


Volume 1 subjects include:
* Learning to see as a photographer
* Light, gesture, and composition
* Simple camera controls to make a real difference
* Metering: incident and reflective
* Lens selection
* Manipulate light with simple equipment
* A stock photo shoot
* A sporting event
* An outdoor portrait session





Volume 2 subjects include:
* Using available light in non-traditional ways
* Tripods and hand-held meters
* Adapting tools at hand to improve images
* How to define superior performance
* How the photographer s behavior affects the end results
* Stock photo shoot (complete sequence)


Tim Mantoani has photographed everything from professional athletes and celebrities to fashion and products. His work has appeared in every major sports publication, including a recent cover of Sports Illustrated. He has written a column on lighting for a national photography magazine, and continues to teach workshops at the prestigious Brooks Institute of Photography in Santa Barbara.

This DVD assumes you already know how your camera works, but want to raise your photography to the next level. Through a series of interviews and real world photographic sessions, Tim walks you through the process of getting great images, even under challenging conditions. He also discusses the investment in time and equipment necessary to be successful at any level.

Whether you own a 1Ds, 40D, 30D, 20D, XTi / 400D, Digital Rebel, 5D, or any other Canon DSLR, this series can help because it focuses on you, the photographer behind the lens.

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http://dvdphotography.blogspot.com/2008/10/photography-dvd-training.html

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