Artisan Pro X Webinar Recording - Practical Workflows
The 2-hour recording of the entire live and interactive webinar with timestamps/chapters on the recommended workflows for the B&W Artisan Pro X panel for all levels. Hosted and conducted by Joel Tjintjelaar in front of a live international Zoom audience on October 10, 2021.
This is a purely practical demonstration of 3 recommended workflows with the panel, without any theoretical explanations or explanations on the presets in the panel. That has been extensively covered in previous webinars.
There are 3 parts:
1. Simple workflow - no hard masks, just using random selections. This is a fast and intuitive workflow. Ideal for landscapes, still life, portraiture. Anything natural.
2. Intermediate workflow - with hard masks and rectangular masks and restore. This is a more structured workflow that needs hard masks and requires more knowledge of panel and Photoshop. Ideal for more complex images where more accuracy and control are needed. Such as architecture but also natural objects and landscapes for which you prefer more control.
3. Advanced workflow - with hard masks, rectangular masks, restore, and Pro Tools. A structured workflow meant for users who are comfortable with both panel and Photoshop. Ideal for more complex images with even more granular control.
Scroll down for chapters and timestamps for ease of navigation
Reference videos:
In the video, I’m referring to the Advanced Masking Video. You can find the video here on my website: https://www.bwvision.com/advanced-mas...
Also, if you want to know more about how the presets work in the panel and how to apply them with in-depth practical instructions then the time-stamped Artisan Webinar for Beginners and the Artisan Webinar for Advanced users recordings on Youtube are recommended as reference videos.
Finally, for extensive theoretical explanations on how to make better B&W photographs, tips on where to find and how to apply inspirations in your own work, combined with start to end demonstrations on fully processed images, I can recommend the video B&W Fine Art processing - The Artistic Thought and Decision Process from Start to End result on my website: https://www.bwvision.com/bw-fine-art-...
And, we have a new Facebook group for Artisan users to show off their work: / bwartisanprox
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Timestamps and chapters
0:00:00 Introduction
0:05:31 Part 1 - Simple workflow - no masks, only random selections
1:00:46 Part 2 - Intermediate workflow - hard masks, rectangular masks + restore
1:46:59 Part 3 - Advanced workflow - hard masks, rectangular masks, restore + Pro Tools