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In this episode, we will retouch a photo of a parisian hotel room!
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Interior Design Photo Retouching with Lightroom & Photoshop Tutorials – PLP#75 by Serge Ramelli
23 responses to “Interior Design Photo Retouching with Lightroom & Photoshop Tutorials – PLP#75 by Serge Ramelli”
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all the lamps are overexposed 🙁
Nice Serge, i learn Munch from you. Thx
Me computer 32 Bit
serge keeps repeating the same thing for his interior tutorials
how you export as "raw" on vray?
thanks a lot
If you shoot cheese – word of mouse is crucial. 😉
Can you please maybe one day,take photography of cars?Its not many who does that:)
Hello Serge! Thanks for all great tutorials. What do you think about using HDR for interior photo? I also use to play with the lighting using 3-4 flashes in rooms I photograh but I'm not really happy, it takes long time with many photos testing the lighting. I would appriciate any commenst from you. Thanks
Very impressive 🙂
Hi Serge, I tried to find the inerior desgin course on your site but couldn't find?
excellent !
sir dis is mahesh
i am looking for a PC in which i can able to do Animatiom and 3d Modeling. Am an Architect, regularly i use Autocad, Revit, Photoshop, Sketchup, vray rendering and 3d Max rendering . please suggest me a Best configuration for a PC plz sir
Hi, I'm trying to figure out how to remove myself from the mirror in bathroom photos for real estate.
When is Thanksgiving?
And, if we don't celebrate Thanksgiving, do we still get a discount?
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Serge Ramelli You are very generous in sharing your 'mental tools'. Appreciate, thank you!
excellent job Serge
do you have a video about the gear you use for Interior, hotel photos ?
Thank you very much for sharing all this tutorial on youtube, i'm just started my interior photography this year, i'm learn so much on all your tutorial 🙂 thank you..
What kind of software did you use?
That is absolutely amazing. It literally looks like a totally different image. So impressive. Well done 🙂
thank you, I look forward to your interior design photography and PS and LR tutoring!