Hallo bertemu kembali dengan saya, kali ini saya akan membahas sedikit trik tentang foto cinematik. Nah tentunya kalian sudah tau potongan gambar yang diambli dari film. Kita akan membuat hasil yang kurang lebih seprti ini keren bukan ? Cara Mudah Membuat Foto Cinematic di Photoshop Oke gak usah berlama lama kita langsung bisa action sekarang dan langsung saja jangan lupa buka aplikasi kalian Adobe Photoshop. Langkah pertama jika kalian bingung bisa download gambar berikut sebagai contoh saja Kita buka Photoshop File - Open atau bisa langsung dengan kolaborasi keyboard dengan CTRL O dan buka filenya Setelah gambar siap kemudian copy layer gambar tersebut dengan tekan CTR J atau drag layer beckground ke dalam crate new layer seperti dalam materi sebelumnya. Jika sudah dicopy layer hasil copy kemudian diblur dengan cara klik Filter - Blur - Gaussian Blur dan atur blur sesuai dengan gambar berikut. Nah setelah gambar terlihat blur ubah posisi layer normal menjadi Soft light agar gambar terkesan halus seperti gambar berikut. Bila gambar nampak terlalu halus bisa diatur sendiri untuk opacity dan fillnya sesuai selera. berikutnya kita tambahkan Adjustment Layernya. Atur nilai levelnya seperti pada gambar Setelah itu tambahkan lagi Selective Color dan atur sesuai gambar atau sesuai selera anda Tambahkan lagi Black and White dengan komposisi normalseperti gambar berikut dan ubah normal menjadi soft light Step berikutnya tambahkan layer baru dengan menekan tombol CTRL SHIFT N atau pada tab layer crate new layer kemudian klik set foreground color ubah menjadi warna putih - klik Brush - atur besar kecilnya ukuran brus dengan menekan tombol [ untuk memperkecil ukuran brush, ] untuk memperbesar ukuran brush. dan sapukan 1 klik tepat dititik tengah kemudian ubah nilai layer normal menjadi soft light. Sekarang sudah hampir jadi tiinggal tambah effect batas layar dengan menggunakan rectenguar Marque Tool langsung saja tambah New Layer dengan menekan tombol CTRL + SHIFT + N kemudian set foreground color ubah menjadi warna hitam dan tekan tombol ALT + BECKSPACE dan layar akan berwarna hitam setelah itu atur opacity pada layer 80% untuk melihat batas yang akan dihapus, setelah itu klik tombol marque tool dan jangan lupa beri batas pada layar sesuai selera yang akan didelete seperti gambar berikut Nah gambar sudah selesai dan kemudian tekan CTRL SHIFT E yang fungsinya untuk menyatukan layer agar terlihat lebih sempurna untuk disave atau diexsport ke dalam file JPG. dan untuk hasilnya seperti gambar berikut Semoga tutorial photoshop tentang membuat effect cinematik ini bisa bermanfaat.
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Have you ever watched a movie and been gobsmacked by just how beautiful its cinematography is? Whether it's that vintage-inspired film grain, retro distortion, or subdued nostalgia, cinematic effects are so effective at capturing—and keeping—our attention for long periods of time. If you’re wondering how you can add a cinematic effect to a photo, you’re in luck. We’ve developed a set of stunning Cinematic effects in our Photo Editor to help you transform a simple image into a showstopper! These Photo Effects let you turn your photos into scenes from the big screen, all within a few clicks. We’ll show you how! How to Add a Cinematic Photo Effect Using BeFunky Ready to create your own cinematic photography? To get started, head to BeFunky’s Photo Editor and open a photo of your choice. Step 1 Navigate to the Cinematic Photo Effects Click on Effects in the main menu on the left, then scroll down to select the Cinematic category. Step 2 Select a Cinematic Effect Click through each of the effects to preview them on your image. You’ll also notice when you click on an effect, three options are available Settings, which allows you to alter the effect further; Cancel, which cancels the selected effect; and Apply, which applies the effect as-is. You can also adjust the strength of the effect using the slider. Once you’ve chosen the Cinematic effect you wish to use, click Settings to see what further customization options are available. Step 3 Customize Your Cinematic Effect Each Cinematic photo effect will have different customization options depending on the effect you choose. For this example, we’re using the Color Grading effect. In the Settings menu, you can control the amount of the effect in addition to assigning different colors to the Shadows, Midtones, and Highlights in your image. Clicking the color tile next to Shadows lets you choose a color for the darker areas of your image. In the Color Palette that appears, you can either slide the rainbow slider and circle around the color palette to choose any hue you’d like. Or, use the Eye Dropper Tool to select a color from your photo. Choosing a color for the Midtones assigns that color to the shades between light and dark, and Highlights assigns a color to the lightest parts of your image. Keep in mind that you can turn down the Intensity slider on any of the colors to keep them minimal, or even non-existent. When you’re happy with the effect, click Apply. You can then add other Cinematic effects to your image, if you wish, or keep it as-is. Step 4 Save Your Cinematic Photography All that’s left to do is to click Save at the top of the screen, then select your desired save location. Final Results How’s that for a showstopper? Thanks to the Cinematic effects, replicating the looks of your favorite TV shows and movies – in photography form – is now possible! Before After In addition to making your photos more stunning, the Cinematic effects in our Photo Editor will even correct your colors and camera angles. They’re just an all-around great collection to have in your photo editing toolset. We can’t wait for you to see how they can take your photos from good to jaw-dropping! Cinematic Photography Ideas The Cinematic category is overflowing with effects that will make your photos pop. From strong color adjustments to fixing lens distortion to making your photographs appear like they were taken on film—the Cinematic effects certainly won't disappoint. Here are some Cinematic effect examples to inspire your next photo editing session. Film Grain The Film Grain filter is a perfect recreation of what a film camera would capture. It adds the effect of film grain to your image, giving it a nostalgic and retro feel. The greatest aspect of the Film Grain effect is that you have complete control over the appearance and amount of film grain applied to your image. The default effect is RGB red, green, and blue, which is ideal for colorful photos, but you may also choose Monochromatic for black and white or monochrome photography. In the Film Grain effect's Settings menu, you'll find everything you need if you wish to customize the effect further. Before After Color Grading Whether you want to make your own photo filters or merely need to enhance a photo's color, the Color Grading effect is for you. You can apply multiple colors to your image's Shadows, Midtones, and Highlights within the Settings menu to create a completely customized color scheme. You can be as creative or as natural as you like, as the color options are unlimited. As a result, you'll be able to design unique photo filters that no one else has! Before After Anamorphic If you’ve ever wanted to create a Wes Anderson vibe with your photography, the Anamorphic effect is perfect for this. Using the customization options within the Settings menu, the effect lets you stretch your photographs, as well as apply distortion, vignette, and edge blur—all of which are famous Wes Anderson-inspired film effects. The Anamorphic effect works particularly well with landscape-oriented photographs, so why not utilize the Cinematic crop aspect ratios within the Crop tool? The Cinema crop is especially perfect for this. Before After Lens Distortion The Lens Distortion effect can help your photos in two ways. You can use it to either generate a fisheye effect, which makes it appear as though your image was shot with a fisheye lens, or to fix an unwanted fisheye effect. All it takes is a single slider adjustment within the Lens Distortion Settings menu and you can ensure you get the camera angle you need. Before After Warped Blur The Warped Blur effect is a unique technique of blurring photographs. It provides a similar appearance to crumpling up a piece of cellophane and placing it in front of your camera lens before snapping the photo. Simply put, certain parts of your image will be sharp, while others will be out of focus at random. The coolest aspect of Warped Blur is that you can decide which sections of your image are sharp and in focus using the Settings menu. You can use the Phase slider to move the blurred portions around your image until they're where you want them, in addition to setting the Blur Amount. The Scale slider can be used to modify the size of the blurred sections, while the Lightness slider can be used to regulate how bright or dark they are. Before After Chromatic Aberration The Chromatic Aberration effect emulates the way that light waves refract through a lens. In the natural world, light waves are composed of red, green, and blue channels that separate as they refract through a lens. A chromatic aberration occurs when these channels get distorted, causing color fringing around objects. Before After Although chromatic aberration is considered an error when you’re trying to get crisp, clear photography, we think it can be super artistic, which is why we created the Chromatic Aberration effect. You can use the Settings menu to control how dramatic the effect is, resulting in a somewhat of a Holga Art or Motion Color effect made of RGB colors! Photo Editing, Simplified.
Setelahanda merubah foto menjadi grayscale sekarang anda hapus bagian background dan mata menggunakan Polygon Lasso Tool, caranya tekan tombol (L) untuk mengaktikan tool tersebut, lalu seleksilah bagian area background dan mata dan hapuslah menggunakan tombol Delete lalu nonaktifkan layer yang masih berwarna tadi dan hasilnya akan seperti gambar dibawah ini :
1. Menentukan mood atau tema foto Sobat pembaca, sebelum memulai proses editing, tentukan terlebih dahulu mood atau tema foto yang ingin kamu hasilkan. Apakah ingin memberikan kesan dramatis, misterius, atau romantis? 2. Menyesuaikan keseimbangan warna Untuk menciptakan efek cinematic, keseimbangan warna harus disesuaikan dengan baik. Pastikan warna-warna yang terdapat pada foto terlihat natural dengan kontras yang seimbang. 3. Meningkatkan kontras dan kecerahan Pada umumnya, foto cinematic memiliki kontras dan kecerahan yang kuat. Oleh sebab itu, kamu bisa meningkatkan kedua hal tersebut pada foto yang ingin kamu edit. 4. Menambahkan efek vignette Vignette adalah efek gelap di bagian pinggir foto yang membantu fokus pada objek utama di tengah. Kamu bisa menambahkan efek vignette pada foto untuk memberikan kesan dramatis. 5. Menerapkan grading warna Grading warna adalah proses pemberian warna pada foto secara spesifik agar mendapatkan efek yang diinginkan. Pastikan grading yang dipilih sesuai dengan tema dan mood foto. 6. Mengatur exposure dan highlight Mengatur exposure dan highlight pada foto akan membantu kamu untuk merubah pencahayaan yang tepat. Menyesuaikan exposure dan highlight pada foto juga dapat membantu kamu untuk memberikan kesan dramatis dan kuat. 7. Menerapkan filter Salah satu cara yang paling mudah untuk memberikan efek cinematic pada foto adalah dengan menerapkan filter. Kamu bisa mencari filter-filter yang sesuai dengan tema foto. 8. Membuat bayangan Membuat bayangan di bagian bawah objek foto juga dapat membantu kamu untuk memberikan kesan dramatis. Kamu bisa menggunakan fitur drop shadow untuk membuat bayangan pada foto. 9. Menambahkan noise Menambahkan noise pada foto akan memberikan kesan vintage dan klasik pada foto. Kamu bisa mengatur noise pada foto sampai pada tingkat yang pas. 10. Memotong foto Mungkin kamu merasa bahwa ada bagian foto yang tidak dibutuhkan. Kamu bisa memotong foto agar fokus pada objek utama dan memberikan kesan dramatis. 11. Menerapkan gradasi warna Menerapkan gradasi warna pada foto akan memberikan kesan yang artistik dan menarik. Pastikan gradasi warna yang dipilih sesuai dengan tema dan mood foto. 12. Menggunakan fitur lens distortion Fitur lens distortion dapat memberikan efek fisheye pada foto yang akan memberikan kesan yang unik. Kamu bisa menggunakan fitur lens distortion pada foto untuk memberikan efek fisheye. 13. Menerapkan efek blur Menerapkan efek blur pada bagian latar belakang foto juga dapat membantu kamu untuk memberikan fokus pada objek utama. Kamu bisa mengatur efek blur pada tingkat yang pas. 14. Mengatur saturasi warna Mengatur saturasi warna pada foto juga dapat membantu kamu untuk memberikan kesan dramatis dan kuat. Pastikan saturasi warna tidak terlalu kuat atau terlalu lemah. 15. Menambahkan efek grain Efek grain dapat memberikan kesan vintage pada foto. Kamu bisa menambahkan efek grain pada foto untuk memberikan kesan yang artistik. 16. Menggunakan fitur split toning Fitur split toning dapat membantu kamu untuk memberikan warna yang berbeda pada foto. Kamu bisa menggunakan fitur split toning untuk memberikan kesan yang unik pada foto. 17. Menggunakan fitur dodge dan burn Fitur dodge dan burn adalah fitur yang bisa membantu kamu untuk mengatur pencahayaan pada foto. Kamu bisa menggunakan fitur ini untuk memberikan kesan dramatis pada foto. 18. Menerapkan efek khusus Jika kamu ingin memberikan efek khusus pada foto, kamu bisa mencari filter atau efek yang sesuai dengan tema dan mood foto. Pastikan efek yang dipilih tidak terlalu berlebihan. 19. Mengatur struktur dan tekstur Mengatur struktur dan tekstur pada foto juga akan membantu kamu untuk memberikan kesan yang unik dan artistik. Kamu bisa mengatur struktur dan tekstur pada foto dengan menggunakan fitur texture. 20. Menyesuaikan ukuran dan format foto Terakhir, pastikan ukuran dan format foto sudah sesuai dengan kebutuhan. Jika ingin mengunggah ke media sosial, pastikan ukuran dan format foto sudah sesuai dengan ketentuan media sosial. Kesimpulan Membuat foto menjadi cinematic membutuhkan usaha dan waktu yang cukup. Namun, jika dilakukan dengan benar, hasilnya akan sangat memukau. Pastikan kamu mengikuti langkah-langkah yang telah dijelaskan di atas dan sesuaikan dengan tema dan mood foto yang ingin kamu hasilkan. FAQ 1. Apakah ada aplikasi khusus untuk membuat foto menjadi cinematic? Ada beberapa aplikasi yang bisa kamu gunakan seperti VSCO, Lightroom, dan Photoshop. Kamu bisa memilih aplikasi yang sesuai dengan kebutuhan kamu. 2. Apakah setiap foto bisa diubah menjadi cinematic? Ya, setiap foto bisa diubah menjadi cinematic asalkan kamu mengikuti langkah-langkah yang tepat dan sesuai dengan tema foto. 3. Berapa lama waktu yang dibutuhkan untuk membuat foto menjadi cinematic? Waktu yang dibutuhkan tergantung pada tingkat kesulitan dan keahlian kamu dalam mengedit foto. Namun, rata-rata waktu yang dibutuhkan adalah 30-60 menit. 4. Apa yang harus dilakukan jika hasil edit tidak sesuai dengan yang diinginkan? Jika hasil edit tidak sesuai dengan yang diinginkan, kamu bisa mengulang dari awal atau mencoba kembali dengan langkah-langkah yang berbeda. 5. Apakah ada tutorial lengkap tentang cara membuat foto menjadi cinematic? Ya, kamu bisa mencari tutorial lengkap di internet atau di YouTube yang akan membantu kamu dalam membuat foto menjadi cinematic.
Decem Cara Edit Foto Jadi Cinematik (Membuat Photo Terlihat Filmlook) Cara Edit Foto Jadi Cinematik (Membuat Photo Terlihat Filmlook) Video tutorial cara edit foto agar terlihat cinematik menggunakan Adobe Photoshop CS6. Cara editi foto ini bisa kalian terapkan di photo editing kalian agar foto kalian terlihat dramatis atau filmlook.
One of the current cool types of shots are the so called "cinematic photographs." It's not the software filter that makes the photo cinematic or the black bars. Something else does it. What Is "Cinematic?" It is not a well-defined technical term. Just as you can't formally describe what "beautiful" is, you can't do that with "cinematic." However, there are certain conditions when we can surely say an image looks "more cinematic." The term is derived from "cinema" and for that we have to look at the films that have been created by those that are professionals in the craft. The Title of the Article If you read the title carefully, you will find it's not "How do you make images cinematic?", but "How do you make cinematic images?" There is a vast difference between both approaches. The first one assumes any image can be made cinematic, which is the case scenario for most beginners. They have an image shot with whatever camera they have and then they try to find the secret to make it look "cinematic." The second approach does not have an image at first place. It is a way to create an image that looks cinematic prior pressing the shutter button. The first approach won't always work. I can compare it to "How to make the bread I bought taste good?" You can use spices filters, presets, or LUTs, but at the end it won't taste right. The reason is you haven't started the way you should. Is It the Black Bars? Also called "envelope" in some editors, the "black bars" are the non-lit areas of the screen when projecting a wide-aspect ratio video such as the As your screen has different proportions, the areas that are not containing the video image will be black. There are movies that are not that "wide-looking", but still look cinematic. Check out "Hugo" So, the "black bars" are not the essential thing, although they can be a part of the "cinematic" look. Is It the Color Grading? Color grading or applying filters over images or videos is thought to be the bread and butter of the cinematic look. Usually people who need a cinematic look apply an action or a preset over an image and sometimes that doesn't look cinematic at all. Let's see how ungraded footage of a Hollywood movie looks like I grabbed a sample "raw" frame from the video. Of course, I'm using just a screenshot, which is not the actual raw file information, but it works for the example. The "raw" looks desaturated and with low contrast. I increased the contrast and the saturation so that it looks "normal." Then I compared it to the final graded version. As you can see the image with "normal" color correcting on the left is supposed to look real. Although it is not blue-tinted as the final version, it still has that "cinematic" look. So, color grading is not the essential thing either, although it helps if the image looks cinematic in camera. Is It the Lighting? As we have seen, a "cinematic" image can be that which is seen directly in the camera. One of the components that takes part in making of an image before it goes into the post processing phase is definitely the lighting. Let us see a comparison between two frames from "The Truman Show" As you can see the image at the bottom pun not intended looks "more cinematic" than the image at the top. So, lighting definitely is a core component of the cinematic look. But does the scene have to be dark to look like from a movie? This screenshot from "Baby Driver" proves it doesn't have to be a dark scene in order to look cinematic. So, it's not the dark or the light scenes, but the lighting in the scenes. One of the components is the contrast in the shot. I am not talking about the contrast you can increase in post processing. I am talking about the contrast in the scene you are about to photograph or film. This is the ratio between the dark and light parts in the image. Let's take for example two images I snapped with my phone. I increased the contrast of the one on the left quite a lot, while the other is as it was shot. As you can see, the one on the right looks "more cinematic," even though I haven't increased the contrast like on the first one and it is just an image with a phone camera. The reason is that the second image has the shadows in such a way, so that you see more texture and details of the objects in the scene. This is the so called "non-flat lighting." If you want your images to look "more cinematic," try to stay away from scenes where the light is coming from behind you. That's not a hard rule, but most of the time it will get you closer to the final destination. Is It the Camera? The previous second showed you that you can make cinematic images with your phone. It's not the camera, although a camera with a wider dynamic range will give you more details you can play with in post production. Is It the Resolution? Certainly not. Resolution has nothing to do with the cinematic look. If you look at paintings of the old masters you will find them "very low resolution," but yet from a distance they look spectacular and "cinematic." This is an example I deliberately placed the painting as a small thumbnail within the frame to show that it still looks cinematic despite the resolution. Is That the Secret? Unfortunately, no. "Cinematic" is a whole experience people have when watching still images or videos that are well-lit and tastefully color graded. Even if you light yours well and color grade them nicely, your results may still lack the "cinematic" feel, because there's something that's taking away from that experience. One of that can be the bad composition of your scene. Another may be the lack of interesting information in the visuals. Cinema is often associated with a telling story. Lack of story or interest in the frame can be an essential part of ruining the "cinematic experience" of the image. Conclusion If you want to show cinematic images, try to mimic cinema. There you can see good non-flat lighting, tasteful color grading, composition, and, most importantly, story that is being told. That's by far the most "formal" explanation I can come with for "cinematic." Always remember that you need to start with the right image in camera and everything else is just refining and decoration.
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Much like scenes from our favorite films, cinematic photography can evoke an emotional response in the viewer. Cinematic photography is a style of photography that emulates stills or frames from movie scenes. It is a highly effective storytelling technique that can create images with depth and are many ways to create a cinematic style photo. Paying attention to your photos when shooting and post-processing is a must. Cinematic photos can be either portrait or landscape. But they always evoke a particular mood. Want some tips on how to create beautiful cinematic photography? Read on! How to Create Portraits That Look Cinematic Creating cinematic photos is about so much more than slapping on a filter in post-processing. The first step to making your images cinematic is to take control of your camera. Modern cameras have come a long way. Digital cameras allow us to shoot with full control and versatility. You may want to shoot a dynamic HDR image to emulate modern movies. Or perhaps try to make your photos look vintage and grainy, like classic Hollywood films of the past. Photographers now have the gift of playing and creating stunning moments worthy of the cinema in different ways. Cinematic photography © Ainsley DS Photography. Taking a Cinematic Photo Great care and detail need to be taken when shooting stills to look like a movie. To achieve an effective cinematic look, photographers need to pay attention to what they are shooting and how they are doing it. That includes light, subject matter, and composition. As well as many other smaller elements that help create an interesting image. Here are some tips on how to control your photo-taking process to get amazing cinematic shots in your camera. © Ainsley DS Photography. Look for Cinematic Photography Inspiration For film lovers, this is a distinctly fun part. Before you even pick up your camera, re-watch some of your favorite movies. Pay attention to the scenes that capture your attention. What is it about them that holds you in that scene? What makes the frame work? Note down the differences in styles. What makes them recognizable? Is it the color grading, the angles, or the composition? What makes a beautiful, professional movie? You may also want to research cinematic and stills photographers from your favorite films. These are quite different from video screen grabs. Stills images are taken by a special photographer on set. Therefore, even more control and thought has gone into the final photographs. Pay attention to things like composition, color grading, angles, subject choice, and lighting. Look at the aspects of the film that you might want to emulate in your own cinematic photography. Then, start coming up with a plan of how you will do this. Will you focus on street photography? Controlled portraits? Or will you take a bit of inspiration from films like Nomad’ and seek out rolling landscapes? Photography inspiration – Shanghai © Ainsley DS Photography. Shoot Horizontal It goes without saying that cinematographers shoot movies horizontally. So if we are aiming to take cinematic photos, we should also do the same. Use the grid on your screen to make sure the elements in your photo fit into the frame of a wider aspect ratio. Cinematic photo of a beach in Italy © Ainsley DS Photography. Control Your Composition Notice how cinematographers control their frame to achieve balance. Some of the most beautiful scenes in films are the simplest. They simply have well thought out composition. Use these same principles to add depth to your photo. Cinematic portrait © Ainsley DS Photography. Consider Cinematic Photography Lighting Just like in photography, lighting is an essential aspect of in films is very well thought out and controlled. There are teams of people who work behind the scenes to control every aspect. But it doesn’t always have to be that complicated. You can create effective lighting without the Hollywood set, you just have to put a bit of thought into it. Use those same lighting techniques to help create cinematic feelings in your images. Light is important because it helps create a mood. For instance, soft lighting can make a scene look dreamy and airy. Hard lighting with harsher contrast creates a bit of drama in the photo. It’s crucial to think about your narrative and what your lighting will add to your cinematic portraits. For a smooth look, use soft lighting that comes from a large source. On a cloudy day, clouds diffuse the light and give us soft light. Or you can try shooting with natural window light when the sun is not streaming directly into a room. You may also want to try working with a softbox. Softboxes are a form of artificial light that spreads light over a large surface, creating a soft light. Hard lighting comes from a small artificial light source—for instance, direct sunlight on a bright day. Don’t be afraid to play around with artificial lighting that isn’t in a traditional studio setup. Neon signs and the glow of their light can give you a cool, futuristic effect. Think of films like Blade Runner for cool, neon inspiration. Nighttime street photography – Auckland, NZ © Ainsley DS Photography. Consider the Time of Day Although a bit harder to control than artificial lighting, the weather and time of day make a huge difference to your cinematic photography. There’s a reason most horror films are set in the dark or at night time. Stories in movies always seem even sadder when they’re set in rainy, full grey days. The same can be true with your images. If you want to shoot a cinematic look with a happy feel, you may want to shoot during the golden hour. The time of day and the light it provides can make a huge difference to your photos. Evening photography – Muriwai Beach, NZ © Ainsley DS Photography. Use A Wide Aperture There is always a nice depth to a scene in movies, which allows us to focus on the main subject. This way, the background does not distract the viewer. You should use the same formula should when taking a cinematic photo. This can be achieved by using a wide aperture. Prime lenses are sharp and create a nice bokeh effect in your photo. This means your background will be softer and your main subject sharper. This shallow depth of field draws our eye to the main subject. Prime lenses like 35mm, 50mm, and 85mm are the most popular for portraits and street photography. These lenses usually have an F stop of about or This sharpness makes them great lenses to isolate your subject and control the narrative of your photo. Alternatively, you can use a fast zoom lens with a wide aperture. A zoom lens is beneficial for street photography as it allows you to focus on your subject without getting too close. This means you can get discrete but interesting cinematic shots without shoving a lens in someone’s face. It’s important to control the aperture so that the background is soft but not unrecognizable. The background should be blurry enough not to distract your main subject, but its presence should still add to the photo. The background is still an important part of the story you are trying to tell as it provides context to the scene. Wide aperture photograph – Auckland © Ainsley DS Photography. Shoot Your Photos in RAW If you’re still shooting in JPEG, it’s time to improve your photography. Shooting in JPEG significantly compresses your images which means you lose vital details in your photo. This can make it harder when trying to edit your photos to have a cinematic look. Shooting in RAW records much more information. This means you have maximum control of your editing in post-processing, as you have more to work with. Being able to edit RAW produces much higher quality images like what would expect from a film. Street in Paris © Ainsley DS Photography. Think About Cinematic Photography Mood & Subject Choice A cinematic photo should leave the viewer wanting more. What was going on in the moments before and after the shot that evoked this feeling? What does the shot say? Ideally, your cinematic photo will provoke an emotional response. It should be something that the viewer can connect with so that they understand the about a narrative. What are you trying to say in your image? What story are you trying to tell? Try to capture an emotion in your photography. Emotion doesn’t have to be seen in a face. You can create emotion with the subject choice and framing. A key skill to creating cinematic photography is to be observant. Many cinematic-style photographs are best shot in street photography or candid situations. This is because, just like in a film, the subject is either unaware or not acknowledging the camera. This helps it feel more like a real cinema still. Almost as though you have captured a raw moment from a movie and made it into a stunning photo. If you are using a model, let them know what kind of story or mood you are trying to portray in your cinematic photo. © Ainsley DS Photography. Pick a Cinematic Photography Theme & Shoot a Series If you really want to get into cinematic storytelling, follow the formula of a film and capture a range of images to tell a story. Like a movie, use a variety of compositions to keep the viewer’s interest. For example, movies will often start with a wide-angle to set the scene. This gives us a good overview of the environment and begins to build a will then begin to build on the story by going in for a medium shot of their subject. This helps show more detail and helps the viewer begin to develop a relationship with the subject. This is also when we can start to convey a deeper mood in our photo. If you follow that with a close-up photo, you get a sense of emotion and intimacy between the viewer and the subject. This sort of storytelling sequence used in film will help create a narrative. This formula couples nicely with the cinematic photo you wish to create. Telling a story – Portugal © Ainsley DS Photography. Editing and Post Processing Cinematic Photos Now that you have captured the perfect cinematic photograph in-camera, you’re ready to fine-tune your image on the computer. Editing and post-processing is an important part of giving your photo an overall cinematic feel. There are several tips and techniques that will help you get your shots looking like something straight out of the movies. There is no one formula for editing cinematic images. Practice different methods and see what works for your photos. It may be having low highlights and desaturated images, or perhaps you find that vibrant, high contrasted editing works best. It all depends on the image you took on your camera and the story you are trying to fun and get creative! Use Cinematic Filters and Presets An easy way to get a cinematic look on your images is to use filters and presets in post. The Cinematic Lightroom Presets are simply added to your already cinematic photo. With so much variety in a package, you still have lots of freedom to play around and get creative. These are a great way to achieve a cinema look without the hassle of trying to control every bit of your shot in Lightroom on your own. Play Around With Tones and Colors Color grading is what helps a film feel cohesive and establishes a certain look and feel. Almost every film has its own set color palette that it will work from. This color palette is what makes a film recognizable. It’s how we instantly know a Wes Anderson film from a Quentin Tarantino one. The color and tone used in cinema has a large effect on the feel or mood you are trying to convey. For example, cold colors evoke feelings like sadness, isolation, and hopelessness. In comparison, warmer colors could mean vibrancy, nature, peace. Tones like red could mean danger, and yellow could convey heat. We see this in films like the Bond Series, where different tones are used depending on the country the scene is set in. Control the skin tones and natural elements with realistic colorization unless you are going for a real sci-fi look of course. Consider black and white if you’re looking to emulate the older cinematic style. There is no limit in expression if you are editing a photo to be in black and white. Even with monotone shots, you can still get creative with highlights, lowlights, contrast, exposure. One look at older black and white movies will be an illustration of how a photo or still from a movie can still have its own unique, recognizable style. This is because of the control the photographer has over these elements. Monochrome cinematic photo style works especially well for street photography. Taking inspiration from a famous scene in James Bond, Casino Royale – Thailand © Ainsley DS Photography. Control Clarity and Details Think about what kind of story you are trying to tell and compare that to some of your favorite movies. Do they look gritty and harsh, or are they soft and a bit hazy? If you are going for a more romantic feel, you may want to consider decreasing the clarity to create a soft image with a whimsical atmosphere. If you want something a little more intense, try increasing the grain and clarity bit by bit. This can work especially well for street photography. Increased clarity is also a great tool if you have a portrait with lots of character or depth. Add some grain to your image to really create that old film photography look. Think of some of your favorite black and white film stills and how they created their iconic look. Black and white cinematic image – Cuba © Ainsley DS Photography. Crop the Aspect Ratio for a Cinematic Shape Cropping your image is a quick and easy way to create a cinematic photo look. Using a cinematic ratio will help your viewer subconsciously associate the photo with a video still as it is the same format we view movies. This can be easily done in Lightroom, Photoshop, or any other photo editing ratio of is the classic frame that cinematographers will often use. Whereas the ratio of 169 is most common for wide-screen films. Editing for a cinematic ratio – Mexico © Ainsley DS Photography. Add Black Horizontal Bands Black bands on the top and bottom of your wide shot will also help the viewer associate the image with a video still. A smart tip is to crop your image at and then put it on a black document at 169. This will give you a black band around your image. This will help to give it even more of a cinematic feel and frame the photo nicely. Black bands add to the feel of a cinematic look – Paris © Ainsley DS Photography. Conclusion Cinematic photography is a unique and artistic way of storytelling. There are many ways to make a stunning cinematic photo. The process involves careful consideration and control over your environment and post-processing. But a little bit of luck comes in handy too. Practice different processing and editing methods to achieve different results. We would love to see what cinematic photos you create! Post your cinematic shots on social media and tag us so we can see what stunning cinematic shots you take.Silakananda download dan installkan dulu aplikasi rar di hp android. Untuk membuat video cinematic, kita perlu menekankan pada warna gradasi atau color grade. 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