Optimal development of vacation photos

Introductory video to the training: brief overview, trailer.

Support information: I will also answer your questions about the training afterwards.

In this video, I explain how to get the most out of this workout.

This video is about video equipment on vacation - my recommendations and what I use.

This video is about the question of which is better: What should I use - Lightroom or Photoshop?

This video is about presets: Why are they useful? Why should you use presets too?

In this video, I'll show you how to import presets into Lightroom.

In this video, I'll show you how to import videos into Adobe Camera Raw.

In this video I explain my preset in detail.

In this video, we will use Lightroom to straighten and crop the images and make adjustments with the graduated filter.

In this video, I'll show you how to apply develop settings to other images in Lightroom, and we'll take a look at the radial filter.

This video is about aligning and cropping images in Adobe Camera Raw, synchronizing development settings, and the graduated filter.

Introductory video on the topic of "Optimizing the sky".

This video is about how we can use HSL/grayscale to adjust the sky colors.

In this video, I'll show you how you can quickly and easily replace the sky in Photoshop.

In this video I show you what you can do with the "Remove haze" feature, how to remove your sensor spots in the raw.

This video is about quick raw development and how we can remove the cascading lines in wide-angle shots. We will also make local adjustments with the radial filter.

The image analysis comes before the editing. How do I go about this?

In this video I show you a simple summer sun color look in Photoshop with the "Selective Color Correction".

This video is about optimizing photos of the country and its people in Lightroom or Camera Raw. We will apply what we have already learned (basic corrections, local adjustments, cropping, etc.).

This video is about local adjustments with the radial filter and the brush.

This video is about local adjustments with: Graduated filter, Radial filter, HSL/Grayscale, Straighten horizon.

In this video I show you a few photographic tips for photographing sunrises and sunsets.

In this video we develop a sunset.

In this video, I show you how you can paint the sun's rays into the image in Photoshop.

In this video I show you a few photographic tips for taking panoramic photos.

In this video, I'll show you how to compose a panorama in Adobe Camera Raw. We then straighten the horizon in Photoshop. We work with the stamp tool and let Photoshop add missing image areas.

In this video, I'll show you how to compose a panorama in Lightroom.

In this video, we develop the photo for the advertising poster. We apply what we have already learned: Basic adjustments and local adjustments.

In this video, I'll show you how to turn a simple image into an advertising poster in Photoshop. To prepare, we'll retouch a lamp post and a garbage can out of the image. Then we add a logo on a black background to the image so that the black is faded out.

This video is about the raw development of some summer sun images. Dark, almost invisible parts of the image become visible and I also retouch some areas of the image in the raw converter.

In this video, I'll show you how to retouch a reflection in Photoshop.

In this video, we turn your picture into a real work of art in Photoshop. The image will look like it's been painted. We start with the raw development, then the image gets a color look with the selective color correction. Now we use the oil paint filter and can adjust the image a little with the tone correction - and the work of art is finished.

In this video I show you how you can spice up a picture of an aquarium. We will remove scratches/dirt and adjust the colors. We'll use: the touch up tool, the area repair brush, the quick selection tool, enhance edge, content based fill, Gaussian blur, tone correction, gradient on mask, color intensification.

Closing words and support page, help with questions.