Lessons:17Length:2.1 hours
4.2 Importing RAW Layers
Converting an image to black and white can be done by adding one simple adjustment layer in Photoshop. However, if you want to get the most out of a black and white shot, you’ll need to build it up by using multiple layers. In this lesson, you’ll learn how to import multiple layers for a photograph, all with varying levels of exposure, to get the best black and white image possible.
1.Introduction
1.1A Course Overview03:28
1.1
A Course Overview
03:28
1.2Testing Out Conversions09:26
1.2
Testing Out Conversions
09:26
1.3Seeing Light Instead of Color07:31
1.3
Seeing Light Instead of Color
07:31
2.Shooting Black and White
2.1Setting Up the Camera07:43
2.1
Setting Up the Camera
07:43
2.2Finding a Subject07:20
2.2
Finding a Subject
07:20
2.3Exposing for Black and White09:18
2.3
Exposing for Black and White
09:18
2.4Extreme Framing09:35
2.4
Extreme Framing
09:35
3.Advanced Black and White Shooting
3.1Abstraction06:56
3.1
Abstraction
06:56
3.2High and Low Key Shots09:57
3.2
High and Low Key Shots
09:57
3.3Black and White Portraits05:58
3.3
Black and White Portraits
05:58
4.Processing Your Shots
4.1Quick Color Conversions 09:58
4.1
Quick Color Conversions
09:58
4.2Importing RAW Layers08:14
4.2
Importing RAW Layers
08:14
4.3Combining RAW Layers08:28
4.3
Combining RAW Layers
08:28
4.4Burning and Dodging08:56
4.4
Burning and Dodging
08:56
4.5Final Adjustment Layers07:22
4.5
Final Adjustment Layers
07:22
4.6Converting From Pure Color05:13
4.6
Converting From Pure Color
05:13
5.Conclusion
5.1Wrapping it Up01:10
5.1
Wrapping it Up
01:10
