Description : This sequel to Craig Fraser's original video demonstrates four top-selling designs in a detailed step-by-step presentation. You'll learn how to use automotive urethanes, Kandy Koncentrates, dry pearls, base coats, clear coats, surface prep, the metal effect, and how to create rust, pock marks, rivets, streaks, gradations, and indentations. You'll also learn shadowing, how to properly mix colors, masking techniques, use of reducer, use razor knives, use of circle templates, stencil registration, fogging, highlighting, how to use freehand shields, furls, use of transfer tape for masking , how to achieve depth in your images, the correct way to remove tape, the diamond plate effect, how to use computer-cut masking, the torn metal effect, warped metal effect, vinyl weeding, use of transparent masking tape, the brain effect , drawing with the airbrush, stippling, how to use pre-cleaner, marble / malachite stone effect, and more! Troubleshooting tips include: how to prevent or reduce overspray, correcting general mistakes, moisture prevention, how to avoid flashing, and how to avoid adhesive marks on projects.

Debuting on January 23rd, 2005 (as the replacement for Craig Kilborn) Ferguson quickly established himself as a talented story teller with his unique style of monologue. A style that usually features one general topic (say Vienna, Austria) but can drift into a variety of wacky directions as Craig weaves his comical tale. Thrown in, for good measure, are the verbal barbs at a few usual suspects such as Rush Limbaugh, Ann Coulter and Lindsay Lohan.

In this class Phil Holland will go over shooting and accurately processing high dynamic range (HDR) images for live action visual effects and creative print use. He'll be covering photographing the images, constructing the final HDR image with off-the-shelf software and preparing 360 degree spherical HDR images for visual effects and image-based lighting use. Phil will also be sharing and discussing the techniques and camera rigs he has created for use on movie sets and in post-production houses over the last several years.

In this DVD, Instructor Matt Skonicki takes you through the entire process of compositing 2 HD Shots with 3D integration. The best part of this tutorial is it uses Autodesk Composite for compositing which ships free with Autodesk Maya 2011.
Matt starts off by taking you On Location to demonstrate the capturing of the raw plate and HDRI images. From there he goes through creating the final HDRI image in Photoshop. The next chapters include detailed tracking in SynthEyes, setting up the scene in Maya, creating masks in After Effects, Animation of the 3D objects in Maya, adding particle effects, lighting, and render layers. Last, Matt composites the final scenes in Autodesk Composite.

Description from the manufacturer: Joe Craig DVD Lighting 2 in 1, Combines two original VHS into a DVD. Advanced lighting and posing techniques . little otsebyachiny: Fully edited DVD-ROM that combines two VHS tapes: "The lighting in the portrait" and "portraits". "portraits" contains 14 chapters. From a portrait with two umbrellas, to multiple lighting. Plus tips on posing. Total 90 minutes of video.