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Mastering Color with Ben Willmore DVD

Mastering Color with Ben Willmore DVD
From New Riders Press

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As any design pro will tell you, color is a complex topic--which is precisely why master trainer Ben Willmore has devoted an entire course to it. Contained on this DVD are more than two hours of Ben's trademark Photoshop instruction, all focused on just one thing: using and correcting color with the program. Over the course of the DVD, Ben covers all of Photoshop's options for transforming colors within images (including new ones like the Match Color command in Photoshop CS). Best of all, he offers the logic behind those options, so that you understand not only the choices available to you but when best to apply them. In short order, you'll learn how to change the color of a car, match the color of two objects, add optimal color casts to images, and more. You'll also find a slew of tips and tricks for improving the detail, color balance, and sharpness of your images, both on the computer screen and in print.

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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #81012 in DVD
  • Platforms: Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows 2000, Windows XP
  • Format: NTSC
  • Number of discs: 1

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Great DVD - almost as good as in person5
I met Ben on two occasions at conferences in the late 90's. He was very informative in person and it is great that now with DVD format one can get a better handle on presentation in a way that VHS sucks at. Ben has a knack for not only being a whiz at Photoshop, but translating what he does in a manner that makes you better for it.

I won't go into details, suffice to say that your getting a great deal considering what it costs for airfare, conference fees etc, to see in person - or via the screen what will enhance your way of dealing with, and understanding color. Too many designers are not educated properly on the limitations, breadth (conflicting? not so) and power of good colour design can bring to your work.

If you consider yourself a designer but have not had proper education, you better pony up the dough for this one.