Trick Photography And Special Effects E-Book Review

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Trick Photography and Special Effects by Evan Sharboneau is a popular Educational eBook that shows how to do make the photos trick that often capture attention and from viewers. It is detailed and includes explanations of many complicated techniques that are fun to learn. I found this eBook is very useful and original.
This eBook is inspiring with new ideas and techniques. It is three well-organized modules. Each module contains chapters and sub-chapters in order to make the vast amount of information more easily digestible. The list of the content is really just scratching the surface because each section has many sub-chapters focusing on various techniques for specific effects:

LONG EXPOSURE EFFECTS & LIGHT PAINTING ( 80 PAGES )

-  Fundamental of Lights and Techniques
-  Other Sources of the light
-  Light Painting Techniques
-  Lightning
-  Motion Blur
-  Star Trails
-  Other Fun Long Exposures

TRICK PHOTOGRAPHY AND SPECIAL EFFECTS ( 60 PAGES )

-  In-Camera Illusions
-  HDR Photography
-  Infrared Photography
-  360×180 Planet Panoramas
-  The Droste Effect
-  Time-Displacement Photography via Scanner

Photoshop Projects ( 46 Pages )

- The Harris Shutter Effect
-  Introduction to Layer Masks and Blending Modes
-  Multiplicity Photography
-  Levitation Photography
-  The Invisible Man
-  Flesh Manipulations
-  Fake Tilt-Shift Photography
-  Mixing Day with Night

Quality Guarantee

Another interesting aspect of this eBook is a quality guarantee for anyone who acquires it. The author so confident that you will like this e-book that if for any reason you are not the least bit happy with it, he will give you a full refund with his 60-Day 100% money back guarantee.
 

You Can Get Your Copy From Here 


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