"A Picture Style adds a unique look/feel to your still or moving images, and can be used to achieve repeatable and uniform results. This tutorial series, from Explorer of Light Bruce Dorn, will give you a better understanding of what a Picture Style is, how to use them, and how to selectively modify any existing style or even create your own using Canon's Picture Style Editor.
This video tutorial will familiarize you with the user interface in Picture Style Editor. Here you will see detailed instructions for creating your new personalized Picture Style.
Watch the full series of Picture Style Editor Tutorials on the Canon Digital Learning Center: http://shout.lt/gpY5"
A Picture Style adds a unique look/feel to your still or moving images, and can be used to achieve repeatable and uniform results. This tutorial series, from Explorer of Light Bruce Dorn, will give you a better understanding of what a Picture Style is, how to use them, and how to selectively modify any existing style or even create your own using Canon's Picture Style Editor.
The existing default Picture Styles are unique and useful, and can be adjusted to fit the look you are trying to achieve. In addition to global changes to any existing Picture Style, Picture Style Editor offers the opportunity to make targeted and detailed changes to the behavior of a specific color or colors, that can then be saved and used immediately, or on a future project.
Watch the full series of Picture Style Editor Tutorials on the Canon Digital Learning Center: http://shout.lt/gpYJ
A Picture Style adds a unique look/feel to your still or moving images, and can be used to achieve repeatable and uniform results. This tutorial series, from Explorer of Light Bruce Dorn, will give you a better understanding of what a Picture Style is, how to use them, and how to selectively modify any existing style or even create your own using Canon's Picture Style Editor.
After final tonal adjustments have been made, you can name and save your newly created Picture Style for immediate or future use for in-camera processing of JPEGS and video files, or in a post production workflow through Canon's Digital Photo Professional (DPP) application.
Watch the full series of Picture Style Editor Tutorials on the Canon Digital Learning Center: http://shout.lt/gpX9