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this segment we're going to be dealing
with Kameron
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everything you need to know about camera
so
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the first and foremost is my best friend
over here which is the preview button
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if you don't have the preview button
showing on top
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the shortcut still exist in the shorter
as key within camera other
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different perhaps over here the preview
button will only show you that before
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after for the current have that you're
under the two times that I mainly use
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the basic comp and the HSL so let's go
ahead and start off in the basic tap
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the basic how we first start off with
the white balance
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only come for just in the white balance
at this point we're not looking to get
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any kind of creative
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color in or Tony in our Image for the
first
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ninety-five percent or workflow
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were getting the image to look as
perfectly natural
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as we possibly can all the way towards
that
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and over at the last few minutes is when
we get creative
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work that horning and give the image the
mood or
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some people are calling a preset look by
doing it
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in this entire manner your making sure
to walk away
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with consistency everyone under images
are
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retouch with the same exact workflow and
like this
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you could edit at three in the morning
at 7 a.m. when you're tired when you're
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sad when you're happy
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it all your images will have the same
consistency you know exactly what you're
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doing in your sleep you'll be able to
read knockout
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and its one by one after another so
let's go ahead and do the white balance
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first
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the way we do the white balance is we
concentrate on the skin and now
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the background and the reason for this
is because the skin is the crucial part
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over at it
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that is the hardest partners are image
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to nail the coloring on so when we're
just in the white balance but
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concentrate on the skin to get the skin
to look
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as natural as possible and where we do
this as we look at the skin
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rocked the slider back on for so there's
no scientific method
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to getting this done you simply just
look at the image
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iraq it back and forth to your liking
injures narrow them take xactly where
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you want it
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this is how I like it for the white
balance
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let's go ahead and talk about the next
adjustment so
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I always under expose my images and the
reason for that
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is a matching if I heard schott let a
properly exposed would be here
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now our skin is extremely flat and it's
not too bright for me I really see the
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details in her skin
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so this is why I start off with a darker
image
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and then I'm able to really shaped the
light under scare
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as a rule in general it's a lot easier
to brighten scare
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Bennett is put darkened skin which is
why I like starting off with slightly
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darker skin
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now the skinniest though slightly break
compared to the rest to the image so
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what I'm gonna do is
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since the skin fold under highlights
category in this image
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we're gonna bring back some detail in
the highlight that I'm going to brighten
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up the shadows a little bit
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now let's do the same thing in the
blacks so
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what people get really confused by when
the first look at Kameron
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is that there's highlights shadows
whites than blacks
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in the first question everyone asks what
the difference between the highlights
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and the whites so the highlight is
everything and the absolute greatest
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pixel other image so in this case her
skin is the absolute brightest pixel
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other image
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the wait another half hour anything on
the brighter side
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so that would be more of like her
clothing
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right here in the background so I'm
actually gonna bring the white
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up just a little bit and it is affecting
her skin as well
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but it's also bringing up for hear her
shirt and that background
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the last thing I wanna do is I'm
actually gonna do that opposite
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up out in contrast I'm not take away a
little bit of contract because the image
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is so contrast the
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her skin looks a little the blotchy
because there's dark and bright
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areas right next to each other right
around here too low but blotchy
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an the background also is there's
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too much about contrast going on right
over here
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so by taking my contrast from where it
was at
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and taking away contrast I'm actually a
smoothing out the lighting in the image
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a little bit
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now if you go too much obviously the
image is gonna look flat
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you never want to do too much but it
just a little bit take away that
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crazy contrast that has let's go ahead
and turn our preview on of I do that by
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hitting the P button
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this is before and that's after
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so one more time this is before and
that's after
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the next thing I want to do with out a
little bit of clarity
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now a lot of people frown upon the
clarity slider but if you use it
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correctly it really helps out
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make the image pop so as a man over here
to the hair
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not had clearly stated see what it does
you could see how
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it to the image from over here looks a
little bits of
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to over here where so we everything
sharpened a little bit but the problem
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is that we come up to her face now you
can see how rough
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her skin now looks so this is how our
skin was before
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and after we at all that clearly this is
how our skin looks
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so it's a little bit too rushed so the
way I like doing it as it went to the
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face I slowly add clarity
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until I see this can be coming to rock
usually I don't exceed 15
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normally it's around her and this image
15 looks good now the reason we like and
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Claire is because the sharpens the hair
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the eyes the lips and clothing and it
just really makes that pop
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the next thing we're gonna do is jump
over
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into the HSL it yourself stance for hugh
saturation
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Lunt he was when you pick a color any
change it to a different color
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so this is useful when the images a
little bit more on the right side
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you're able to come to read and make
those red more
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orange in this case we actually don't
you do that at all
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so let's jump over into luminance
lawrence's when
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you take a specific color make that
color a writer
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so for example let's say the Greens over
here you want that to be brighter all
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our
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all that yellow and green over ground
outside so
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I actually don't want to be later but i
wanna show you how we could make that
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later
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but just coming over to the yellows and
making operator going to the greens and
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written operator and also let's try that
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