Phlearn Pro - The Last Athlete

This special 3:30 hour Photoshop Tutorial is guaranteed to launch your knowledge to a whole new level! Join us as we create an entire image from scratch, incorporating over 20 photos, CG wings, lighting effects and perpective creation.

Free behind the scenes video included explaining light setup, shooting on a green screen, matching perspective for a composite, camera settings, shooting tethered, and more!

Every Step, Every Detail

This full length tutorial is over 3:00 hours long, and you better believe we cover ever detail. We also include for the first time ever the BTS video, explaining every light, shooting on green screen, and tethering your photo shoot.

We start out by showing you how to create a sketch that will eventually become your final image. Included are some amazing techniques for establishing perspective, and building in elements to match it. As you can see the entire image was created in a simple sketch before we even touch the images.

Next we start bringing in each photo and fitting it to it?s given space. The great thing about using this method is that there is no guess work. You don?t have to be an amazing artist or an art student to be able to follow these perspective rules. We show you how to make it plug-and-play. By the end of this tutorial you will have the confidence to create your own worlds.

After we bring in each photo, they are colored and adjusted to fit the overall scene. We show you how to make light look like it is interacting with it?s environment, and how to create shadows. Then we bring in our athlete, cut him out from his background, and match him to the background.

Included BTS Video!

For the first time ever we are including a video of the photo shoot itself, explaining everything from lighting to choosing the correct height to shoot from. This video is 10 minutes long of explanation that will help you during your next photo shoot, even if you are not shooting in a studio.

Every light is explained in depth including the color temperature, gels used, placement and why we used the lights we did. There are 8 lights total in this scene, each of them is very important. You can see everything in action as we shoot the subject running towards the camera and explain how everything is done in camera to make the composite much easier.

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