A few nice tutorials for the beginners

[jerryph]

http://www.cambridgeincolour.com/tutorials.htm

Look at the link above and find the following tutorials. I thought they would make an excellent addition to the info that the PP course offers!

Some of the tutorials are:

BASICS

* Cameras
* Understanding Digital Camera Sensors
* Understanding Camera Metering & Exposure
* Understanding Camera Lenses: Focal Length & Aperture
* Choosing a Camera Lens Filter: Polarizers, UV, ND & GND
* Understanding Depth of Field
* Understanding Camera Autofocus
* Understanding RAW Files: Why Should I Use RAW?
* Camera Lens Flare: What It Is and How to Reduce It
* Understanding the Hyperfocal Distance
* Imaging
* A Background on Color Perception
* Understanding Digital Pixels: PPI, Dithering and Print Size
* Understanding Bit Depth
* Understanding Image Types: JPEG & TIFF
* Understanding Histograms, Part 1: Tones & Contrast
* Understanding Histograms, Part 2: Luminance & Color
* Understanding Image Noise
* Understanding Sharpness
* Understanding White Balance
* Understanding Image Posterization
* Understanding Dynamic Range
* Understanding Digital Image Interpolation
* Using "Levels" in Photoshop
* Using "Curves" in Photoshop
* Sharpening Using an "Unsharp Mask"
* Using Local Contrast Enhancement
* Converting a Color Photo Into Black & White
* A Closer Look at Resizing an Image for the Web & Email
* Optimizing Digital Photo Enlargement
* Averaging Images to Reduce Noise
* A Flexible Depth of Field Calculator
* Color Management
* Color Management, Part 1: Concept & Overview
* Color Management, Part 2: Color Spaces
* Color Management, Part 3: Color Space Conversion
* Working Space Comparison: sRGB vs. Adobe RGB 1998

... and more!

ENJOY!

[coffee]

Wonderful info :-)

[daltoned]

Thanks Jerry for that link, a lot of extra detail to complement what we're doing on the course.

[LensBaby]

Thanks Jerry.

[milschicky]

Thanks Jerry - very handy!

[reval8r]

Thanks for the link Jerry. I need to hit those work flow tutorials. I'm at the point now where I need to increase my work flow to be more productive.

[fabbrat2003]

Wow thanks for that link, now maybe I will better understand what I am studying as I am on lesson three having a lot of trouble with this assignment. all the information I can get the better Thank you Jennifer

[insidescoop]

Thanks Jerryph,

I just signed onto the Cambridge Forum. Very COOL! I plan to explore all the links there as well.

[AMO]

This is really helpful! Thanks for sharing!

[DrMatt]

Thank you very much for the link Jerry :) It is really hepful for me !!

See you !!!
Matt

[johnnya]

Fantastic. Thanks for posting this Jerry.

[nichole2639]

Great site! Thank you! Very helpful!

[prochman]

Thanks... will have to check it out

[johnd34]

nice info.

Always best to hear the same thing from many poeple so it sinks in !!!

John