Lessons:9Length:49 minutes
Black and white film is a wonderfully organic, expressive, and emotional way to make pictures. Unfortunately, film is also finicky, inconvenient, and expensive. Digital photography lacks the inherent charm of film—raw digital images tend to be a bit cool and clinical out of camera—but it sure is handy! What if you could have the best of both?
In this course you'll learn how to emulate the look of black and white film with digital processing. By the end of this course, you'll have a hybrid black and white workflow that looks great and is highly flexible.
1.Introduction
1.1Introduction01:11
1.1
Introduction
01:11
1.2What You Need02:15
1.2
What You Need
02:15
1.3Why Black and White?03:56
1.3
Why Black and White?
03:56
2.Film Emulation
2.1Correct and Neutral05:30
2.1
Correct and Neutral
05:30
2.2Plan and Retouch05:27
2.2
Plan and Retouch
05:27
2.3Frequency Separation and Retouching10:44
2.3
Frequency Separation and Retouching
10:44
2.4Eyes08:43
2.4
Eyes
08:43
2.5Finishing Touches09:27
2.5
Finishing Touches
09:27
3.Conclusion
3.1Conclusion01:58
3.1
Conclusion
01:58
