In the first lesson, we laid the foundation for the rest of the course by discussing the breakdown of the finishing Effects phase of the workflow. We determined that there are three kinds of Effects, Tone Effects, Color Effects, and Artistic Finishing Effects. In today’s lesson, we are going to discuss the use of Color Effects.
In last weeks session, we laid the foundation for the rest of the lessons by discussing the breakdown of the finishing Effects phase of the workflow. We determined that there are three kinds of Effects, Tone Effects, Color Effects, and Artistic Finishing Effects. In today’s lesson, we are going to discuss the use of Tone Effects.
In the first lesson of the month, we will take a look at the Tone, Color, and Effects Workflow. However, our main focus will be on the Effects phase or the finishing touches phase. This phase is where you can take your images to the artistic level.
I was honored to be a part of the Spring into Summer campaign and jumped on board with a fun video on High School Seniors. As we head into summer, Senior season is in full swing for a lot of studios. At the beginning of the season I enjoy creating a few new presets, inspired by my first couple sessions. Styles and trends are always evolving as well as my mood can vary when I am editing the start of a new season of seniors.
We have reached the point in our workflow where the most excitement is generated, Artistic Effects! While it is much more fun to apply creative effects than to get our images technically perfect, it is important that we do not “jump the gun”. The initial movements we make with Tone and Color in our workflow set the stage for the Artistic Effects.
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