Photography Tutorials — Color

If you are new to screen printing, you may not know where to begin when it comes to getting artwork ready for printing. Separating images into colors is an important step. Luckily Photoshop makes this pretty easy. I am going to show you how in just a few easy steps.

Instructor Richard Harrington shows you how to use Aperture 2 to identify and fix parts of your images that are over or underexposed.

Learn why the colors of your pictures sometimes look dull and why your pictures look flat and un-sharp. Find out what you can do about it.

High dynamic range (HDR) photography is used to capture a broader depth of color and light; many photographers have different editing styles.

Use Photoshop CS2 to create selective coloring in a photo or graphic. This entails desaturating (removing color from) certain elements of a picture and leaving (or enhancing) other colors in a photograph. I will show you how to do this using mask layers.

This tutorial provides a detailed overview of achieving a realistic change in eye color. Two demonstrations are performed, one performing a change from a naturally brown eyed girl to having lighter blue eyes, and changing a girl who has naturally light blue/grey eyes to having dark brown eyes.