The crime scene look - workflow in Photoshop

This applies to the statement of the motif, the mood of which was created using Photoshop. Be there when Gabor lets his "pen tablet" spin and digitally creates a new scenario with you. Apart from the learning factor, which Gabor conveys simply, understandably and without complicated language, you are sure to have a lot of fun.

Raw data can and should always be developed correctly for its intended purpose. It is the same with this somewhat more specialized raw development, where some sliders are not moved exactly as in the textbook. In this video, Gabor shows you what you should pay attention to during raw development in order to prepare the motif well for further procedures.

In this video, Gabor will show you two different ways of cropping. He explains the advantages and disadvantages of both options for separating one or more people from the background. In the video, you will find out which one suits you better and is more suitable for you.

A montage of a person with a new background is not always easy. Especially when it comes to placing a new background so that it fits in. In this video, Gabor will explain and show you how to proceed in order to quickly achieve a usable result.

Shadows are the be-all and end-all of a montage. The shadow usually decides whether a montage has turned out well or not. In this video, Gabor gives you his most important tips to make the whole thing look as good as possible.

Unfortunately, this topic is too often forgotten when it comes to combining pixels from different motifs. Gabor will explain to you how to deal with different levels of sharpness and how you can adjust them.

To use fog to create a dark mood, it is not always necessary to use Stocker materials. Especially not if you want to customize the fog the way you want it. Gabor will show you here how to create your own fog in Photoshop in no time at all.

Colors usually play a very important role in image montages. Especially when it comes to matching the color of the people to the background. In this video, you can see how easy it is to do this and how you can use it for other subjects in the future.

The human eye likes to wander from dark to light areas. In this video, Gabor shows you how you can use this knowledge and easily implement it so that viewers look where they should.

So that the motif does not remain too sober and the viewer can also develop a little story in their own head, Gabor will add a little extra to the picture. This barrier ensures that the whole thing is steered in the direction of the genre.

Painting with light is always exciting. Especially when it comes to changing the shapes of people. In this video, however, Gabor will also show how he models with light in such a way that the people also appear much more three-dimensional.

The garments should not only look three-dimensional, but also more "dimensional". Gabor will show you in detail how he works to make folds and flat shapes rounder.

In this video, Gabor shows you how he goes about creating an overexposure in the subject. This additional artificial light will also help the people blend in even more with the background.

Creating a picture look is often difficult for many people. Gabor will show you how and why he decided on this one color and, of course, what his approach is.

In this video, Gabor shows you how to achieve the final image look with the help of the Camera Raw filter. With a selection of many settings in a dialog, you can make very specific and, above all, quick corrections.

This video is all about the icing on the cake: Here, the photo is finished off with a cool lettering.

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