Inspiring and instructive: train your photographic eye and pay attention to the smallest details in photo and image editing. You'll create movie-ready posters!
Before the actual video training starts, Gabor and Peter, one of his models, will give you an overview of the training. You can find out what you can expect and what the whole thing will be about here.
In this video, Gabor will start to light up the lighting setup in his studio. He will still be in the discovery phase and find out which main light source is most likely to be worthwhile for this motif.
After Gabor has set the main light, he will bring two more lights into play as highlights on the face. Their main function will be to brighten up the contours on the model.
For this motif, a total of three different characters were photographed in order to later combine them into one scene. Gabor shows you which three motifs he chose and how he will develop them all at the same time in Camera Raw.
To make the people look even more clever, they all get a little basic retouching in Photoshop. Gabor will show you what his approach is and which tools he will use.
Painting with light will be important in three ways in this part. Firstly, stains are removed from the skin, which will be a somewhat cleaner affair than with the copy stamp. Secondly, the face and clothing are each modeled more freshly with a separate dodge-and-burn layer.
The more intensive painting with light (dodge and burn) can cause the skin tone of the models to become slightly grayer. Gabor shows you how to counteract this in this part. Furthermore, the eyes of the models are lightened a little and given more color.
In this video, Gabor shows you where and how he liquefies his models to give them a more chic shape. The finishing touch is a detail extraction, for which he will work with the external program Color Efex Pro 4.
The fact that the people are cropped will play an important role in this workflow. Gabor will show you a total of three different options, but will opt for just one, namely the cropping method with the pen tool.
After editing three different characters in three different PSD files, this video will be about merging these three into one PSD. Gabor will show you what to look out for and the advantages of his approach.
This part is about creating a slightly irregular and dirty effect on the people. Secondly, depths and shadows are created so that the people appear more as if they are positioned in the background.
There are plenty of ways to create color looks in Photoshop. Gabor shows you which one he chose to give the people a blue color gradient that can be selectively controlled in the depths, midtones and brightness.
To enhance all the characters with a second color, another shade is added to the contour and the face area. This provides an important highlight and an important image effect in this motif.
In this video, Gabor shows you how he added a reflection to the glasses in his own way. You will also see how this element, which is reflected by the glass, was assembled in Photoshop.
The background plays an important role for this motif and should therefore not be monochrome and too clean. That's why Gabor will give the whole background a grunge effect, which he creates with just a few brushes.
Three small workflows are brought together in the final. Firstly, silhouettes of people are added to the lower part of the motif. Secondly, the poster is fine-tuned using Camera Raw. And finally, the entire motif is decorated with fonts.
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