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Camera to Print and Screen
NEW!
A multi-hour series of Training Videos
on Fine Art Photography
with Michael Reichmann and Jeff Schewe
About The Tutorial
The tutorial is now complete (Jan 5th, 2012). There are sixty videos. Total running time is 12 hours 35 minutes. Total download size is 10.6 GB.
The sections include:
- New Printer Setup (Epson R3000)
- Image Quality
- Colour Management
- Soft Proofing
- Working Environment
- From Scan to Print
- Sharpening
- Noise Reduction
- Black & White
- Printing from either Lightroom or Photoshop
- Resolution
- Current Printer Review
- Inks
- Papers
- Printing to Canvas & Face-Mount
- a complete Fine Art shoot: 'The Violin' - from camera to print...
- Printer Maintenance
- Matting & Framing
- Presentation & Packaging
- Export to iPad, Slidesow, Web
- Top Ten Myths of Digital Printing
For a complete listing of the videos, please read the Table of Contents
The price is US $59.95
A discount is available to purchasers of the previous tutorial From Camera To Print - 2008 - with the use of a special coupon code. The coupon will reduce the store price by 15%
The coupon is available in the final file of your From Camera To Print -2008 order.
Just log in at the Store and go to 'Show all my Orders'. Locate your From Camera to Print order and download the final file named CameraToPrint_Extras_2.zip. This file contains a PDF with a coupon code.
Other discounts are available should you initially buy the sub-set The Lu-La Guide to Image Quality or The Lu-La Guide to Colour Management. Details of those discounts are in the first downloadable zip file of each product. Those discounts basically allow the purchaser an equivalent credit (less $2.00 for CC charges) on the full Camera toPrint & Screen Tutorial of which the two Guides are subsets.
About the Video Files
The video files are stand-alone. This is not streaming video but rather video material that you purchase and store for future reference. There is no expiration date or subscription.
All content is copyright. The files contain no active DRM. Viewers may copy the files freely between machines for their own use. By downloading the videos, you agree to be bound by the contained copyright.
Use QuickTime Player, VLC Player or other media player to view on a computer monitor; WMP 12 under Windows 7 also works well. Windows, Mac, and Linux systems are all supported. Conversions to other formats are detailed in our FAQ.
The format is High Definition 720P video suitable for playback on a modern computer with powerful graphics card. The files will import directly into iTunes for viewing on an iPad at its maximum supported resolution: 720P at 24 fps.
Camera to Print & Screen is made up of sixty separate video files. Each is titled and numbered. The QuickTime .mov files use 'chapter markers' for easy navigation to specific points; chapters are a feature of QuickTime Player and may not be visible in other media players.
Viewers who wish to watch the full multiple hours in a linear fashion are encouraged to use either VLC Player or iTunes to build a 'Play List' for uninterrupted viewing.
Use the Table of Contents to identify the contents of each download file or to locate a specific video. We suggest you create a unique folder/directory to store the videos and associated files.
A copy of the Table of Contents is also availablein in File 40 of your order.
Watch the free previews: the 6 minute Introduction or the 21 minute video #36 on B&W conversion
Please note that the Guides to Image Quality & to Colour Management
are made up of videos from the complete Camera to Print and Screen tutorial
Download Video Means:
No shipping costs, no import taxes or duties. No delays.
We sincerely hope that by not locking or restricting these files in any way that we are contributing to your ease of use, but also that you will respect our copyright and the huge amount of effort that went into creating these tutorials. Please do not share these with others. We have made the price low enough that everyone should be willing to purchase their own copies.
A FAQ for Download Video and QuickTime can be found here.
January, 2012
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