David Dubnitskiy - Renault Driver with EXTRAS

I don't see anything missing. This is everything in the course. I can see all Photoshoots and Post-Processing. You may have to re-download.

 

Hi, akasmity!
Could you please, post (if there is) a pdf or something that shows the list/order with the sequences of the classes, so i can organize the folders content’s more correctly?
Thanks!

 

thank you for checking everything and making sure it's all there.

 

Thanks!

 

Thanks for this. I have just downloaded the .RAR file again as I was having the same issue as others. Once unzipped, in the Photoshoot folder lessons 5-7 are not as you have shown in your pdf. Instead they have been replaced by a replication lessons 5-7 of the Post Processing.; I've added a screenshot of the relevant part of the unzipped RAR:

 

So, it was my post https://p-v.club/threads/david-dubnitskiy-renault-driver-with-extras.18420/#post-68384 about
@akasmity from your pdf:
"Photoshoot" missing - Chapter 5 and 6
and (but maybe will add as for "Corn Field" updates)
"Post-Processing" missing for Pose - 1 (Chapter1), 4 (Chapter4) and 6 (Chapter6)

 

Chapters 5 and 6 have been added to:
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*When I purchased these, they were individual courses (not bundled) and organized a little different. I have asked the author to send me any courses different from the bundle. The Photoshoot section should be good to go. Checking for missing Post-Processing now.

 

Thank you so much for this. It is very much appreciated

 

Thanks...hide your link @akasmity...waiting for Post-Prod TY

 

thanks for the upload

 

Thank you @akasmity for your time and efforts.

 

thank you

 

Thanks for this.

 

Great post. Only watched a few of the videos and gone over the rest briefly, his style is kinda like old pinup art. Interesting that he's trying to tell a story. Not sure the selected photos and the processing appeals to me though. And some aspects of how he cleans up skin with the clone brush, and then just adds noise to the clone layer to recreate skin texture.
Also the way he physically manipulates the model like a poseable doll disturbs me a little, maybe because of everything in recent times. Don't know when it was shot, but not considered good practice now to touch a model without explicit consent. Ask her to move her head or body this way or that. It might take slightly more effort to get it just right, but maintains a professional distance and avoids any misunderstandings and discomfort.
After all these posts, I renamed the files and put them together for convenience:

Bonus - Master Your Instagram
-- 01 Master Your Instagram.mp4
-- 02 Instagram - How to acquire followers.mp4
-- 03 Instagram - Cross promoting.mp4
-- 04 Instagram - How often to post.mp4
Extras
-- David Dubnitskiy LR Presets
-- Preset covers
-- Raw files
Renault Driver 01 - Photoshoot part 1.mp4
Renault Driver 02 - Photoshoot part 2.mp4
Renault Driver 03 - Photoshoot part 3.mp4
Renault Driver 04 - Photoshoot part 4.mp4
Renault Driver 05 - Photoshoot part 5.mp4
Renault Driver 06 - Photoshoot part 6.mp4
Renault Driver 07 - Post Processing #1 - Image Selection.mp4
Renault Driver 08 - Post Processing #1 - Image Prepping.mp4
Renault Driver 09 - Post Processing #1 - Liquify.mp4
Renault Driver 10 - Post Processing #1 - Skin Retouching.mp4
Renault Driver 11 - Post Processing #1 - Removing Objects.mp4
Renault Driver 12 - Post Processing #1 - Changing Color.mp4
Renault Driver 13 - Post Processing #1 - Color Grading.mp4
Renault Driver 14 - Post Processing #2 - Camera Raw & Liquify.mp4
Renault Driver 15 - Post Processing #2 - Skin Retouching.mp4
Renault Driver 16 - Post Processing #2 - Framing and more.mp4
Renault Driver 17 - Post Processing #2 - Color Grading.mp4

 

"And some aspects of how he cleans up skin with the clone brush, and then just adds noise to the clone layer to recreate skin texture."

I agree. It is really weird. Maybe he is not doing it anymore.

About the way he physically manipulates the model... did you watch NUDE with David Bellemere? He does it worse o_o In my opinion it is the best and quick way to create art. But they have to make it really clear that they will touch them like that. Maybe the models already know. David Bellemere was acused of inappropriate sexual conduct, but I think it was at parties after work and not during the actual photo shoot.

 

No, haven't seen NUDE with David Bellemere, but have found it in Vimdeo, so will give it a watch. If you have a close working relationship with a model with establiahed trust, you have already established boundaries and what is OK, or at least there should be. But that longterm trust relationship might not come across in a video, so it needs to be spelt out for the camera, and probably onscreen behavior modified, so as not to give bad examples or impressions of how to work. I don;t know if that's the case here.
Matt Granger has covered this issue in detail in his tutorials, there was a great discussion in on of his more recent ones in Hong Kong where he's based atm. A professional hands-off approach protects not just the model, but the photographer. You cannot assume consent, nor that the model will say anything about being made uncomfortable, esp in a well-paying job with a respected photographer.