03/02/2021
Apply for your workshop on designing-brand identity
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03/02/2021
Apply for your workshop on designing-brand identity
21/07/2020
She knew at once that he was ment for her,
Deep in her soul ,she knew that, she is his destiny
(Romantic night of late 80's)
Hair and make up -
Model. -
Costume - Ramya
Behind the scene - @shiv_wah_@ajaiaravindh
Photoshop offers many ways to convert an image from cool colour to warm colour.
Unlike the other tools, however, the Gradient Map gives you a lot of control over how your image is converted.
The best way to see how the Gradient Map tool works is to try it out. Here’s how to use it:
step 1: Choose Layer > New Adjustment Layer > Gradient Map to add a new Gradient Map adjustment layer
step 2: To change the gradient effect, click the gradient in the dialogue to open the Gradient Editor.
step 3: To change colour stops double click on left side handle (a shadow of image)
give color value now to highlight handle (right side) give color value middle handle (mid-tone) color value
step 4: Reduce opacity or use blend if to get more realistic overlay.
As you do this, you can view the effect of the changes on the image.
If you try to choose your own path the first one who supports you is, your failures.
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08/05/2020
Product photography is a branch of commercial photography which is about accurately but attractively representing a product. The principal application of product photography is in product catalogues and brochures, with a proportion of product images also being used in advertising.
06/05/2020
Aperture can be defined as the opening in a lens through which light passes to enter the camera. It is expressed in f-numbers like f/1.4, f/2, f/2.8, and so on to express the size of the lens opening, which can be controlled through the lens or the camera.
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