Jaw Dropping Drone images, Aerial Photography and video Post Production

with Colin Smith
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Shooting your aerial photos and video is the first part of the process. Where the real magic happens is in post. The images from these little cameras relies heavily on good post production to bring out the very best.

Learn how to make your photographs really pop with detail and color. Create highly detailed HDR images and sweeping panoramas. It doesn’t matter which drone (or GoPro) you use, this course works for them all!

Longtime Photoshop expert, Colin Smith has spent the past 3 years perfecting his post production workflow for specifically working with drone Photographs and video. Now, he shares it all, here with you.

Colin shares his processing secrets that made him the #1 Liked Photographer on Skypixel. Discover his entire Lightroom and Photoshop workflow. Learn how to best edit photos, panoramas, HDR and video for stunning results. You won’t find this kind of information anywhere else.

Learn to edit video in Photoshop and Premiere Pro, even if you have never edited video before. Stabilize shaky footage, color grade like a pro and do speed ramping effects.

This Product covers Lightroom 6/CC, Photoshop CC and Premiere Pro CC (Even if you don’t have Premiere, you will learn how to use Photoshop for your video).

Note: This is the post production portion from the P3 Inspire 1 handbook. (If you own the Handbook, you already have these videos). We have had a lot of requests to make this material available separately and it works on photos and video from all drones, including the original Phantom, 3DR, goPros, Inspire 1, Phantom 4 and more.

More Drone Training Available here:

Learn to Fly the DJI Phantom 4

Phantom 3 handbook: includes flying Phantom 3, Inspire 1 plus these processing videos

Click here, if you need older Phantom 1 or 2 version

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Learn Colin’s complete Photoshop workflow

process-blending

Learn how to work in Lightroom or Camera RAW (Use either) for aerial photos.

Lightroom

 

Post Production | Lightroom, Photoshop and Premiere Pro

 

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Lightroom, Camera RAW basic adjustments

How to make your aerial photos look great in Lightroom or Camera RAW

36

Lightroom Advanced

More advanced approach to Lightroom / ACR for fine tuned adjustments to your Photos

37

Lightroom Panorama

How to put together a multi image panorama in Adobe Lightroom.

38

Panorama in Photoshop

Stitch an aerial panorama in Adobe Photoshop

39

Panorama from Video

How to make a panorama photograph from a video in Adobe Lightroom

40

Tiny Planet

Have some fun with your panoramas with the tiny planet effect in Photoshop

41

HDR in Photoshop

How to merge HDR in Photoshop, High Dynamic Range

42

Adjustment Stacking workflow in Photoshop

Colin’s entire workflow used to create winning photographs in Photoshop, start to finish

43

Exposure stacking in Photoshop

Expanding on the previous tutorial, a more advanced Photoshop workflow

44

Video in Photoshop

How to Edit video in Photoshop, yep, it’s true

45

Say hello to Premiere Pro

Crash course to get you up and running with Premiere Pro. Edit your videos like a pro

46

Premiere Pro, ramp speed

How to change the speed of video to create a high impact ramp effect

47

Stabilize videos

How to smoothen out shaky and jerky videos in premiere Pro

48

Color Grading your videos

How to easily apply cinematic colorgrading to your videos in Premiere Pro

49

Add sound and music

How to add sound effects and music tracks to your videos in Premiere Pro

50

Titles and Exporting

Title screens and how to encode your videos for playback online, mobile and anywhere    

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client testimonials

I wanted to drop you guys a line about the tutorial Colin did. I have tons of books, tons of magazines, and tons of emails but most were boring. I had played with Photoshop no where near what I wanted, but enough to get by. I had never gone to the depths I should have been near with PS7 I had received the tutorial and well, I was a hit and the cover for this month was wild for me. And it was the way I expected my work to be. So I am glad I picked it up and took a chance. Otherwise, I would not had any desire to work with PS7.Happy and Hooked, waiting for v2.

 
Ken