Vidéo: utilisation avancée du filtre dégradé dans Lightroom 2

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Nous sommes fiers d’annoncer que la deuxième vidéo sur l’utilisation de Lightroom 2 est maintenant disponible ! Cette fois-ci, nous avons porté notre attention sur le filtre dégradé. Ainsi, nous avons rassemblé une collection d’astuces avancées pour vous encourager à tirer le meilleur de cet outil. Vous pouvez voir ici une photo issue de la vidéo qui montre (lorsqu’on la compare avec celle de droite) les subtiles mais néanmoins étonnantes corrections que l’on peut réaliser avec le filtre dégradé de Lightroom 2.

Nous sommes satisfaits du rendu de notre dernière vidéo et nous allons essayer d’en produire beaucoup plus. Aussi, asseyez-vous, détendez-vous et appréciez la démonstration.

Commentaire éditorial : nous attendons vos retours ! Nous avons reçu si peu de commentaires qu’il est difficile de savoir si nous vous apportons un contenu utile. Nous avons bien vu le nombre de personne qui ont regardé notre dernière vidéo ou téléchargé nos récents presets, mais aucun retour ! Aussi, veuillez prendre un peu temps pour nous faire partager votre avis.

Traduction française de Paul Baggio (www.photogeek.fr).

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Tom

4 March 2009 at 03:57 · Répondre

Excellent video. You have great Lightroom tips and presets. I found your site through the Adobe Exchange.

banserep

10 March 2009 at 07:03 · Répondre

Bagus sekali, terima kasih (Excellent, thank you!)

Rickens

10 April 2009 at 21:42 · Répondre

Thanks for great Lightroom tips…Please keep them coming

pho2art

23 April 2009 at 18:30 · Répondre

Excellent video. Had no idea - in spite have owing 2 books on Lightroom 2 - that such tips existed.

Many Thanks.

Dilip Barman

7 June 2009 at 18:47 · Répondre

Thanks for your Lightroom resources! I just stumbled upon your site last night and look forward to getting better acquainted. I teach a class on LR locally and look forward to seeing if I can reference your site for my students. Sorry to ask what must be an obvious question but I’d like to see the advanced gradient filter video, and the right side of the video is cut off by the right pane that starts at the top with “Stay Informed”. Even in full screen part of the video is cut off. What am I doing wrong? Thanks! –Dilip

markus

7 June 2009 at 21:39 · Répondre

Hi Dilip,

Thanks for visiting. This site is designed primarily for people who have a desktop configured for at least 1280 pixels wide. The site is viewable in a 1024px wide configuration but will have some content flowing into the right sidebar as you described. If your system cannot support a higher resolution desktop I can create a link for you to D/L the video.

Let me know.

Cheers, Markus

Armel___

11 June 2009 at 03:57 · Répondre

I like your videos and the way you show us the full process, this is really clever and educational.
Possibility to download them directly and in several formats is great touch of professionalism from you part. Thank you for the time you spend.

Angel Gerena

12 July 2009 at 14:46 · Répondre

Thanks so much for this video… it was very helpful and added even more to my arensenal of knowledge.. lol. Would like to see a video tutorial on creating some of my own presets using your wonderful beauty set.. not quite understanding how to go about it.

Thanks again, keep up the great work!

markus

17 July 2009 at 13:34 · Répondre

Hi Angel,
Have you had a look at the dramatic sky video? In it you will see a typical example of the usage of the Focus Beauty presets (since the dramatic sky preset was developed using the core Beauty preset).
Cheers, Markus

Lily

17 July 2009 at 07:06 · Répondre

Aha! Thanks for posting this - I’ve tried to use these filters but couldn’t quite get the hang of it. Your video helped me understand what I needed to do Thank you! Great site.