| Purchase / License is only for original buyer only (One License only for each purchase). Do not share the file/ebook with others. Respect the hardwork and copyright of the author. | Banhup's ebook on Portraiture Post-processing for Beginners helps you understand and master the way he processes most of his images. With detailed information on the steps he takes during the workflow, you'll find the steps very easy to follow. It is like leading you by the hand throughout the process! About the Author / Photographer Banhup Teh is a practising medical doctor (paediatrician), while having photography as his leisure hobby, he has created numerous great photos that have generated huge amount of interest from his friends at pbase, flickers, photomalaysia...etc. Many have asked about the way he post process his photos, and finally he has come out with the first ebook of his "Portraiture Post Processing for Beginners" in his series of processing book (that means more to come later!). Banhup Teh is currently using Nikon D3 as his main camera, with lenses of Nikon 17-35mm/2.8, 28-70mm/2.8, 85mm/1.4, 105mm/2.8 VR, 70-200mm/2.8 VR and some accessories of SB-800, SB-600, Epson P4500 Photoviewer/Storage etc. Besides his busy schedule, Banhup Teh conducts photography workshop from time to time. To know more about him, visit his personal website and photos at: Features - though titled for Beginners, be surprised by the professional results you can attain with it!
- by a photographer for photographers
- Banhup's style of portraiture post-processing
- illustrated with numerous diagrams/photos
- easy step-by-step guide
Table of Contents | Chapter 1 Start with this | 1 | | Some sample images | 5 | | Chapter 2 Choose the right Color Setting for your Photoshop | 10 | | Chapter 3 Shooting in RAW or JPEGs? | 15 | | Chapter 4 Auto Levels | 24 | | Chapter 5 Initial preparation |
| | Remove skin blemishes or distracting elements | 25 | | Skin smoothening technique | 32 | | Improve on catchlights | 44 | | Chapter 6 Post-processing proper |
| | Blend modes | 51 | | Adjusting Levels | 58 | | Adjusting Color Balance | 64 | | Adjusting Hue/Saturation | 69 | | Chapter 7 Final preparation |
| | Reduce image size for Web posting | 75 | | Portraiture post-processing by Banhup Photography for Beginners |
| | Apply noise reduction if necessary | 76 | | Sharpening | 77 | | Convert to Profile | 80 | | Chapter 8 Adobe Photoshop CS3 shortcuts | 87 | | Chapter 9 Recording Actions and more customized shortcuts | 88 | | Chapter 10 Here is the other example |
| | Opening my RAW file | 96 | | Initial preparation | 98 | | Post-processing proper | 108 | | Final preparation | 116 |
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Reviews
Yusuf, digitalartist and photographer. (http://www.digitalartist.com.my) "Although Banhup says his ebook is directed to beginners, I can wholeheartedly recommend it to everyone, beginners and advanced photographers alike. It is one of the best works on portraiture post processing that I’ve seen. The simple, and clear step by step Photoshopping techniques that Banhup described, will most certainly ensure that those who buy this ebook will be able to easily reproduce the sort of quality portraits from Banhup that are regularly seen on photography websites." http://www.photomalaysia.com/forums/... Francis Tan, photographer. "I have always been captivated by your portraits and wondered how on earth did you manage to get such beautiful pictures. This ebook finally reveals the secrets of your skills which I am sure you must have spent long hours to acquire and to master.
This ebook is written in a very easy to understand manner and the steps taught by you are really easy to follow. I have tried them out myself and it's amazing how easy it is to enhance the quality of a portrait using your suggested workflow.
The 60 or so photographs which you have exhibited in your ebook are so stunning that by themselves they would have made this ebook a great book on portraiture photography, better than any that I have seen on the shelves of Kinokuniya or Borders.
This is really great."
Noordin, photographer. "It's awesome! I love it. It's well thought out and well written. I love the illustration through the photoshop pages of each step because when I started Photoshop this was the most difficult part. Well done Doc. I can sense that it's a labour of love!"
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