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In part two of my series on localized contrast I focus on adding depth and texture to our image using the age old technique of dodging and burning.
By layering up the areas of lightness and darkness we can add an extra 20% to our image giving it that commercial ‘finish’.
– Dan
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Insight #
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0027
Type
Video
Duration
6:00
Skill Level
Beginner
Skills
Theory
Series
Adding Depth-Of-Field
How To Create More Filmic Images
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Adding Depth-of-Field to Video: Sharpening & Blurring In Action
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Adding Depth-Of-Field To Video : Localized Contrast In Action
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Adding Depth To Video : Putting Theory Into Action
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Adding Depth-of-Field Using Selective Sharpening and Blurring
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How To Simulate Depth-Of-Field In A Shot Using Localized Contrast
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How to Simulate Depth of Field for Filmic Images: The Theory
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Dan Moran
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