Lessons: 10Length: 57 minutes
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2.2 Baseline Exposure and Contrast
Before you dig into making your photo look great, you need a flat, well-exposed image. Neutralized images let you evaluate everything consistently and plan your work. We will also take a look at the color adjustment tools within RawTherapee, how to read a histogram, and how to adjust our image’s exposure, contrast, highlights and shadows.
1.Introduction to RAW and RawTherapee
1.1RAW and RawTherapee01:45
1.1
RAW and RawTherapee
01:45
1.2Materials You Will Need01:26
1.2
Materials You Will Need
01:26
1.3Why Use RAW and RawTherapee08:36
1.3
Why Use RAW and RawTherapee
08:36
2.Neutralize the Image
2.1Lens and Perspective Corrections07:18
2.1
Lens and Perspective Corrections
07:18
2.2Baseline Exposure and Contrast08:13
2.2
Baseline Exposure and Contrast
08:13
2.3Baseline Color Correction05:27
2.3
Baseline Color Correction
05:27
2.4Noise Reduction and Pre-Sharpening13:06
2.4
Noise Reduction and Pre-Sharpening
13:06
3.Export and Finish
3.1Re-Evaluate Your Image and Apply Final Touches05:19
3.1
Re-Evaluate Your Image and Apply Final Touches
05:19
3.2Export Your File03:49
3.2
Export Your File
03:49
4.Course Conclusion
4.1Course Conclusion01:53
4.1
Course Conclusion
01:53
