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!

New Version Hightlights

• Some refinements in workflow
• Topic on available light photography
• Free Actions and photos downloads
• New photos to share
• Illustrated with Photoshop CS5

About the Author / Photographer

Dr. 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:

• http://banhup.com
• http://www.pbase.com/dtbh
• http://flickr.com/photos/dtbh

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

Some sample images processed with the workflow described in the ebook for Beginners:

#1 "Just one"

This is my niece taken at her house in Singapore when she just developed chickenpox (cloned away of course) despite having been vaccinated. Light was coming from the glass panel to her right.

Taken with Nikon D3 + Nikon 70-200 VR Aperture Priority @ f/3.2 ISO400 1/400s.

#2 "At peace"

This was taken 2 Chinese New Years ago of my niece in a shawl.

Taken with Nikon D3 + Nikon 85mm Aperture Priority @ f/3.2 ISO400 1/160s.

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#3 "Colours"

Image of my gardener iwith a colourful shawl.  Light was coming from the right through a glass panel.

Used Nikon D200 + 85mm Aperture Priority @ f/3.2 ISO400 1/40s.

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#4 "Splash"

This one was taken at a resort in late afternoon. Notice the rich colours.

Taken with Nikon D200 + Nikon 70-200mm VR Aperture Priority f/3.2 ISO200 1/800s.

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#5 "Pride"

Taken when I visited this home for the handicapped where I perform my regular charity. 

Taken with Nikon D200 + 28-70mm Aperture Priority f/2.8 ISO400 1/320s.

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#6 "Princess".

This was taken during a photo-safari to Bali organised by me.

It was in the early evening and light was beginning to fail.

Used Nikon D3 + Nikon 28-70mm Aperture Priority @f/2.8 ISO800 1/800s.

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#7 "Faces".

This was another visit to the same home for the handicapped – another charity on my part.

Taken with Nikon D3 + Nikon 28-70mm APerture Priority @ f/4.0 ISO200 1/640s.

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