Take & Edit Equine Black Background Portraits Like a Pro... And in Half the Time!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 เม.ย. 2020
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In this tutorial I walk you through the complete process of taking and editing a black background portrait of a horse. We will utilize Adobe Lightroom and Adobe Photoshop to create a stunning full body, fine art portrait of a horse.
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Hi! I'm Cassidy, a professional equine photographer based in North Carolina.
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That pony is so cute!
great video!!could you do a quick video on how to put the pony back in without retouch!would love that x
Excellent video, very helpful and concise. Thank you, Cassidy!
Ohh my gosh! I loved it!! You explained everything so well and thank youuu for sharing this with us 🖤
Love this!!! Thank you so much!!!
Thank you for this walkthrough!! Explained so well 😍
You’re so welcome! I’m glad you enjoyed it 🥰
Thank you so much for your video !!! 😍
I LOVE THIS THANKS CASSIDY!!! 😍🥰❤️
You’re so welcome! 💕
Very cool! Thank you so much
This is so helpful! Thank you!
Yay! So glad you enjoyed it 😍 you’re so welcome! ❤️
I hope there will be more TH-cam Videos from you!!!
Such a great video. I am a bit curious as to what type of camera you are using and the lens type. Im new to photography and trying increase my hobby knowledge as much as I can.
Hello Cassidy, I adore your work and your ability to share it so clearly. Would you be so kind as to share what camera and lens your shooting this with? Many thanks from an inspired wanna be photographer!
hii, quick question, im really struggling with the settings of the camera. Can I ask which u used?
Can you do a short clip showing how to use the gradient tool for the ground fade? Anytime i try to use it it just puts a grey tint over everything that I did not originally black out. Thanks!
Charlotte, did you figure this out? I'm having the same issue and can't see what I'm doing wrong. Many thanks :)
@@laurenthumann4871 pls tell me you figured this out!!!!
I'm having the same problem!
Also having the same problem!
@@daslunaproductions3020 I was also having this problem and I figured out I had clicked the black to white gradient, instead you need to make sure you are selecting black to transparent gradient. It immediately fixed the problem instead of making everything bright and grey.
What lens do you use for horses? If you photograph the head/neck vs whole body do you use the same lens?
Im having trouble with the gradient it keeps turning gray ?
Which metering mode do you use?
I’m struggling with the gradient tool. It won’t fade down past the rectangular box of black. It’s only staying within the box. What am I doing wrong?
Im about to lose my mind with part of this. LOL I am not on a Mac so perhaps this is the issue? When I use the rectangular tool to make the black box, I cannot get the gradient tool to work to smooth the transition lines. I cant figure out whats happening.... Im using windows.
I'm having the same issue
Usually. Stables have windows in the stalls .the end photos look dark and sad
Its not necessarily supposed to be taken in a a stall/stables corridor. It is simply a glamour shot of the animal... same as if a person was in a studio setting.