Lesson Info
14. 12 Wrap-Up
Lessons
12 Pre-Show
11:05 2Why Infrared?
18:54 3Infrared: Behind the Image
26:56 4Infrared Q and A
33:41 5Fake vs. Real Infrared
22:19 6Types of Infrared Cameras
22:31 7White Balancing Infrared Cameras
16:57 8Infrared JPEG vs. RAW
20:01Lesson Info
12 Wrap-Up
We're excited. I know the lot of folks. I want to send out a personal thank you to your folks. And hopefully we can have Jack take a look at a swell. But I want to thank you guys for posting all your amazing infrared photographs in our brand new galleries. How cool is that is day one. And there's a ton of really amazing work, Jack. So let love you to take a look at some, but I want to thank you guys. This is like I got chills. It's like a new thing here creativelive that, you know, this community can share their work, so I definitely want to thank you for that. I also want to encourage you guys to go to continue. You know, we have panoramas tomorrow, so we want to walk in tomorrow morning when we look at that course page and see some of your stitch panoramas. And so, Jack, let's talk about what you're gonna be teaching on panoramas tomorrow. Well, again, it's one of those areas where we're here will sit semi ours just to really nail the confident in there, but the nice thing with panor...
amas And let's actually, if We bring up some samples of some panoramas and are creative photography, Siri's and some samples and sermons in general. So in terms of Panorama is, we shoot a ton of it and I shoot it, whether in dry land or up in the air in, you know, jet planes, boats, planes, trains, automobiles, all sorts of different things. The neat thing about panoramas is it allows us to see things that we normally can't see. Our peripheral vision doesn't allow us to get that crazy with what we're looking at, but I do it, you know, I'm always doing Panorama is because I think there are just amazing ways of of telling the stories that were at and, ah, even in things like our aerial photography, nighttime photography. So it's kind of a universal trick to amuse for all sorts of ways of storytelling. And ah, again, I just I absolutely love it. I was looking for one particular area. We're since we were talking about our aerial photography and that coming up, one of the ones that I've got here is from, um, our beloved quadcopter. But I'm missing that one right here, so we'll take a look at that. But, um, I think it's just amazing way. We'll also include things like this tomorrow of doing trip ticks or doing other ones, like are tossed on the table collage. We did that yesterday. I know we've got one of those samples here, and that is a fun, different way of doing a panorama built into, ah, photo shop. But, um, anyway, so we'll cover all sorts of things soup to nuts in terms of that and all the different ways to make it work.
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Ratings and Reviews
a Creativelive Student
This was an excellent course, clear and informative. I teach Photoshop but learned some new tricks as well as the great info on infrared photography. As one of the 5 people left in the world who isn't on Facebook, a link to his Actions would be appreciated!
a Creativelive Student
I thought this workshop was great, and really enjoy the creative uses of the gopro. There is a gear segment, and gear guide to download. But what I want to know is what card reader he was using. For some reason I can't find it.