Other Language Calvin Hollywood - Honor

www.photoshopfreaks.de/honor
(Old site no more online...but still good Tutorial)

Info:
What happens if two avid video players do a shoot with soldier characters? That's exactly what we show you in this video training.In the studio, Calvin and Gabor photographed such characters. They had only one goal: to create an image that is mounted in Photoshop with other elements, to a thrilling poster, as seen on covers of various video games, especially the Battlefield.
Be there when Gabor assembles an exciting scene in Photoshop like on a movie poster.
So that you can also copy this image, all images are included in the download package.

Goodbye reality! Welcome Surrealism.
All steps, thoughts and procedures are explained in this training.
Enjoy 100 minutes of entertaining, with many useful tips that you can implement yourself at any time. This workout definitely belongs in the "MUST HAVE" class, of all those who want to create a movie poster.
Apply Photoshop techniques to other images.If you have watched this video training, then you can apply the techniques to other pictures as well. Take a look at the training, then look for suitable pictures in your own shooting folder and build your own version.
This training has no menu or other feautures as you know it from other video trainings (eg Video2brain). In training,Photoshop CC was used. But 90% can be done with older PS versions.Lang:German.

Chapters:

01 Intro (04:31 min)
02 Picture taken in the photo studio (03:41 min)
03 Raw conversion (07:27 min)
04 Expanding the background (10:10 min)
05 Release of the soldier (10:29 min)
06 Mount background scene (05:35 min)
07 Digitally build city (12:05 min)
08 Mist and Depth (07:12 min)
09 Plastic effect by painting with light (04:50 min)
10 Create light mood (05:55 min)
11 Creating a picture look (11:53 min)
12 Finalize the picture (06:55 min)
13 Typography in the cinema style (09:59 min)

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