Know How Transfer

[...] A false profile (that is, a profile with a non-standard gamma value) can be expressed as pencil-drawn curves [...]

[...] extension here, where Giuliana approaches the theory as well: I suggest you to read it. 1. False Profile in a nutshell False Profiles (FP) are – not only, but also – a way to lighten or darken a [...]

[...] – Layer Mask – Reveal All). Select the Gradient Tool from the tools palette, Reflected Gradient as the [...]

[...] the Multiplication Duplicate the background layer and set its blending mode to Multiply. Add a layer mask, clicking the appropriate icon in the layer palette. Apply the RGB composite to it, with the [...]

[...] the protagonists of the double workshop held in Bologna in May 2010. Both Davide Barranca, Marco Olivotto and Giuliana Abbiati from the RBG will attend the advanced class in Reggello in mid-February. [...]

[...] are re-invested. The exhibition held in Munich in May 2014 attracted about 30.000 visitors. Marco Olivotto is co-founder and contributor of our group as well as the author of our best tutorials and [...]

[...] a false profile actually does to an image by simply inspecting the shape of a curve. By Marco Olivotto from “Color Correction Cosmos series” Dangerous Questions The apparent simplicity of a [...]

[...] Publishing magazine) he wrote on the subject that you may read online. I leave to Marco Olivotto the honour to divulgate/elaborate the theory better than I can, for he’s the actual [...]

[...] approaches the theory as well: I suggest you to read it. 1. False Profile in a nutshell False Profiles (FP) are – not only, but also – a way to lighten or darken a picture, without actually [...]

[...] way to state question #2 is in the caption of the following figure. An original, two false profiles. Which is which? Which is true? How many can there be? It takes 22 words to state the first [...]

[...] its blending mode to Multiply. Add a layer mask, clicking the appropriate icon in the layer palette. Apply the RGB composite to it, with the Image – Apply Image command (we’ll use [...]

[...] gone to the trash. Add a layer mask to the upper, BORDERS layer (click the icon in the layer palette, or select the layer and Layer – Layer Mask – Reveal All). Select the Gradient Tool from [...]