Trick Photography And Special Effects Guide
Ebook and Videos Explain Trick Photography and Special Effects Techniques that can be done Without Expensive Cameras or Overpriced Image Editing Software
Easily learn amazing photography tricks like these:
- Light Painting
- Multiplicity
- Invisible Man
- The Droste Effect
- HDR Photography
- 360x180 Planet Panoramas
- And more
Masterfully put together by a young and creative genius Evan Sharboneau , this digital photography tricks and effects ebook gives to its readers; not only step-by-step instructions for how to turn ANY picture into a transcending art-piece, but motivational guidance towards creative thinking and mastering your ability to expand ideas outwardly as a way to fully maximize the potential of any photograph.
Inside The Guide
Inside the 'Trick Photography and Special Effects' 2nd Edition package is a 300 page ebook and over 9 HOURS of video footage covering everything from tweaking your camera settings correctly (many are very simple and make a huge impact on your photos) to advanced lighting effects that Evan has used to create spectacular shots (shots that real, professional photographers accused of being photo-shopped). And lots more.
The videos give viewers an over the shoulder experience that should be considered greatly when deciding on whether or not this guide is worth having or not. (9 hours with a virtual photography legend offers insights and details that cannot be found in text of any kind). There will be no doubts or lingering questions left when you see this young and brilliant artist in action - ACTUALLY SHOWING YOU these amazing tricks.
And you learn how to do all of this WITHOUT EXPENSIVE CAMERAS - and 70% of the special effects and trick photography shown is done WITHOUT PHOTOSHOP.
Overview of the Trick Photography Course
"This amazing guide will show you exactly how to break through the ranks of "ordinary" photographers and become the person who takes shots that amaze everybody.
And if you're thinking it's all about buying a ton of different lenses and then memorizing a million different camera settings and a bunch of other dry stuff like that..."
Just a small snippet from the website.
- 300 Pages of power packed content and learning material
- 9 hours of video footage watching Evan as he goes to work
- Why basic DSLR is all you need
- How Evan learned his tricks with a $250 camera - and you can too
- Why knowledge and creativity is the key to amazing photos
- Composition and lighting tricks (mastering these will change EVERYTHING)
- Focusing on artistic ideas
- Why gear is a tool - and thats all
- The fundamental principles behind all great trick photography
- Manual DSLR mode - and how to use it properly
- Multiple light stitching
- Creating pseudo digital art
- Light painting
- And much , much more....
Again, these are many of the basic principles covered within. You can absolutely expect to see a multitude of advanced techniques and secrets that are not easily discovered casually.
In my experience, learning core principles like these , will build a certain type of foundation that promotes upward thinking and an ability to expand independently and help you to develop your own unique styles and methods.
In my experience, learning core principles like these , will build a certain type of foundation that promotes upward thinking and an ability to expand independently and help you to develop your own unique styles and methods.
Many who own a camera already, most likely realize that there is so much to learn and Evan covers so much information and techniques that it would be somewhat ridiculous to list every single aspect of the guide here.
Of course you can read and discover all the additional features that are included in the ebook and videos here, at the 'Trick Photography and Special Effects' 2nd Edition Website:
I hope that you have gained a little more understanding and insight into what has made this particular resource so popular and valuable to the photography community. And I thank you for taking the time to read my own personal review.
Warmest regards,
Joshua Mintz
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