- Bonjour, mesdames et messieurs.
I am so excited.
I have a new course coming out, which is very peculiar,
called Serge Ramelli Workflow 2018.
The idea of this course was to update you
on all the latest Lightroom version,
Photoshop version, Aurora, Luminar.
These software, they have so many updates,
that my Workflow has completely evolved and changed
over the last two, three years.
So I did this course, taking the opportunity
of my latest workshop in Los Angeles,
where you're gonna be in the seat
like if you were on the workshop.
The first day we're gonna go to the Griffith Park,
and that's the first photo that we're gonna do.
This is a panorama. You can see all the, that's the before,
and that's the final result,
which is like a crazy 20,000 pixel panorama.
Then we took another panorama as the sun was getting down,
and that's the before photos, that's the first stitching.
I gotta get that tree out, which is so complex,
because the tree's against the city,
and I'll show you Workflow in Photoshop
to take out that tree and everything that's annoying
in the photo to get this result.
Then later on we walked and hiked to get this
Terminator View, I called it the Terminator View,
because that's the view you get on
Terminator 1 and Terminator 4,
where you have the observatory
and downtown pressed against it.
I'll show you the full retouching to go from this to this.
I used Luminar to use some secret, advanced contrast
and different filters to get this result.
The next day we went to the Venice Canal,
and we didn't have any good sky there.
But I'll show you all the bad framings that I took,
all the good framings that I took,
and also how to replace the skies,
and how to find the right sky for the right photo.
For example, this was kinda like a bluer type of sky,
and then later on we got this sunset type of sky,
but I added the clouds to get this result.
Choosing the right sky for the right photo is so important,
and I'm gonna go over that in details.
And then later on we went to the Venice Beach,
and got this great sunset photo with this long exposure,
I'll show you the entire Workflow,
I use different plug-ins to get this result.
It's really a high work today.
Then the next day we went to downtown Los Angeles,
starting off at the Walt Disney Concert Hall
where I'm gonna show you a new technique,
actually I took these eight photo of the
Walt Disney Concert Hall, and believe it or not,
Lightroom refused to stitch them into a panorama.
So I used another Workflow with Photoshop to get
this result, I used some Luminar also for some
extra sun rays, and some extra details
and advanced contrast that are really cool.
While we were waiting for the sunset in downtown
Los Angeles, I shot this portrait of my daughter and my dog,
and I decided to make a fine art photography out of it.
I have this rule that if the colors are not amazing,
go black and white. I also took a photo of the downtown
City Hall of Los Angeles, and made it into a fine art.
As we were walking down the highways,
I also shot this photo of downtown Los Angeles,
and I used a new Workflow to get this really, really
fine art, dramatic black and white
using some presets in Luminar which are amazing.
So later on that day in downtown Los Angeles,
we shot the highways and this is a before photo.
I'll show you a technique where you can stack up
different light rays to really get
this dramatic highway type of photography.
This is another one that we shot a bit later on
during the night, that's the before and the after.
The next day we went to the nicest beach in California,
El Matador Beach, and this is a normal exposure,
this is an under exposure. I'll show you how to retouch
each exposure and then to blend them into Photoshop
to get this result then into Luminar
to add some advanced contrast to really get a photo
that's gonna pop and that's gonna make you popular
on the web and on social media.
The last project that we did out of the 40 projects
is a portrait that Calvin did of me
where actually the whole retouching to get
this sort of contrasted de-saturated look.
So in total you have 40 different projects
that I'm gonna give you all the raw files,
I'm gonna give you everything.
This is my most up to date training.
It really takes into account all the updates
that have been done on all the software.
This is truly high work.
It's three hours and 50 minutes long,
I'm giving you all the raw files,
and you got a great release price down below this video.
This is one of my most favorite course ever,
and if it's just one course you should buy from me,
it's this one. Check it out.
The Serge Ramelli Workflow 2018.