By the end of this tutorial, we'll have a good sense of why Bridge is such a great tool for finding, organizing and previewing our images. We'll look at the Adobe Bridge interface along with some of the main features in Bridge. We'll learn what exactly Bridge is and why we want to use it. In this tutorial, we'll learn more about Adobe Bridge itself.
#Computer filters for photos how to
And we learned how to use Bridge to download photos from your camera to your computer.
#Computer filters for photos install
We learned how to install Adobe Bridge CC (the version of Bridge included with every Creative Cloud subscription). So what’s the best system? There are advantages to both, but if pressed, the stacking system is a nice option.So far in this Getting Started with Photoshop series, we've been focusing on Adobe Bridge.
The stacking option gives you a choice to line up several filters, one in front of the other, and to adjust the horizon line for any graduated filters you may have. These filters are made of glass and are also more resilient as a result. So which system is the best for you? Those looking to use one filter at a time might find the screw-on filters work better. Screw-on Filters, or a Stacking System?įilters come in broadly two types Circular-shaped filters that screw onto the front of your lens and square or rectangular-shaped filters that attach to a bracket. These filters can also be used in black and white photography to selectively add the filter color effect to certain parts of the photo, giving you a little more creative control over your final result. There are also sunset filters that can be used to add reds and oranges to the top half of an image. In black and white photography you can use neutral density filters to balance the light out across the frame. The aspiration to get the photo right in camera is still very much alive, and it’s great to cut down on extra post-processing if you can. The use of graduated filters for landscape photography is still very popular, even with the dawn of post-processing in photography. Street photography is an area that’s popular for black and white photographers. You’ll lose around 2 stops of light with a red filter on your lens. Again, as you dial up the contrast that a red filter applies, you reduce the amount of light coming into the camera. Whether your an urban or nature photographer, this filter ensures that those particular elements jump out of the frame much more. It does this because the blue skies become black when you use this filter, so the clouds have a lot of mood and drama to them. Using this black and white filter gives your photo a dark foreboding look, and makes the viewer sense an incoming storm. This filter further reduces the amount of light coming into the camera by about 1 stop. Whether you want to darken those skies more is an artistic choice, but it’s always worth having an orange filter in the bag to give you that option. You may have guessed that using orange as opposed to yellow will in effect dial up all of the effects that the yellow filter makes. Buildings will stand out more against the sky when you use filters.
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