1. PHOTOGRAPHY TECHNIQUE
Digital Photo Process

2. DIGITAL PROCESS EFINITION
To change digital photo result digitally with a difference final result of original photo.

3. DIGITAL PROCESS DEFINITION
It is not necessary to choose category for Digital, for the following process :
Croping
Resize
Desaturation (changed into BW)
level, selective color, brightness contrass, color balance, sharpening, dodging and burning (to improve color and contrast, not to change)
The addition of photo frame and copyrights writing

4. DIGITAL PROCESS EFINITION
It is necessary to choose Digital Category for photograph which have been changed digitally as follows :
Stiching (combination some photographs into one photograph)
Distortion/perspectif
Digital additional object(lens flare, background, etc)
Blur at background
And other addition which change the final result different from the original photo

5. One of the examples of digital process is using Software Photoshop

6. DIGITAL PROCESS Creating the path
Start with a photo of a person or object that you would like to add the effect to.

7. DIGITAL PROCESS
Go to Layer > New > Layer to create a new layer. Name this layer Light Swirl.
Select the Pen tool and chose the Paths button.

8. Start from the bottom or the top and draw a path similar to the
DIGITAL PROCESS
With the pen tool,
Start from the bottom or the top and draw a path similar to the
image below.Or you may experiment with your own path for your own unique
effect, but for the first time,we recommend using the path pattern shown below.

9. DIGITAL PROCESS Stroking the path
Select the brush tool and use the setting below. Depending on your image size,
you may want to select a larger or smaller brush size. A good rule of thumb is for
ever 100 pixels wide or tall, there should be 1 pixel. For example, on a 800x600pixel image,
you would start off with a 8 px brush size.

10. DIGITAL PROCESS
Select white as the foreground color. To do this quickly, simply press D then X.
Pressing D will reset the colors to black and whiter and
pressing X will switch the two colors.

11. DIGITAL PROCESS
Select back the Pen tool and right mouse click on the image to display
the path option menu. Select Stroke Path.

12. DIGITAL PROCESS
A window will appear where you can select the settings.
Use the settings below:

13. DIGITAL PROCESS
This is what your image should look like now. The path you created earlier should be stroked with a brush and it should start thin on the ends and thick in the middle. If it's all just one straight line, make sure that you have the "Simulate Pressure" option checked in the previous step. If you forgot to do that or if the brush size is too small or large, go to Edit > Undo to undo the previous step and correct the Setting

14. DIGITAL PROCESS
If you want to change the stroke size, select back the brush tool and change the brush size. You may also undo and experiment with other brush shapes and settings, but we recommend, if you're doing this for the first time, sticking with one that will produce the similar results as the image below.

15. DIGITAL PROCESS
Now we'll add some lighting effects to the stroke. To do this, we'll use the
Outer Glow layer style. Right mouse click on the Light Swirl layer and
go to Blending Options. Enable Outer Glow and select blue as the color.
Adjust the spread and size to get the results that you desire.

16. DIGITAL PROCESS
Your swirl should now have a blue glow around it and look
like light instead of paint.

17. DIGITAL PROCESS Add a layer mask to the current layer with the swirl.
To do this, go to Layer > New Layer Mask > Reveal All.

18. DIGITAL PROCESS
With the layer mask selected, use the Eraser tool to erase every other
line intersecting the person or object so that the light looks like it is
going around.

19. DIGITAL PROCESS
Once you are done, you should get a 3D effect similar to the image below.

20. DIGITAL PROCESS Adding the aurora special effect
If you like the effect and want to keep it that way, you may skip to step
20. However, if you want to add an aurora effect to the light, continue
with the tutorial. Press Ctrl+J or go to Layer > Duplicate Layer to
create a duplicate layer.

21. DIGITAL PROCESS
Rotate the image 90 degrees CW by going to Image > Rotate > 90 degrees
CW. We need to rotate it for the Wind filter that we will be using later.
The Wind filter only adds a wind effect moving left or right and not up or down
; therefore, we need to rotate the image and rotate it back after applying
the Wind filter if we want it to blow up or down.

22. DIGITAL PROCESS
Go to Filter > Stylize > Wind. Go to the next step and do not click OK yet.

23. DIGITAL PROCESS
Choose one of the three effects from below that you would like to use.
Then, follow the corresponding instruction for each.

24. DIGITAL PROCESS Effect A
In the Wind filter settings, choose From the left and then click OK.
Press Ctrl+F to repeat the previous filter until you get the effect that you want.
Go Image > Rotate > Arbitrary and enter in 270 degrees CWto rotate the image back to the proper orientation.

25. DIGITAL PROCESS Effect B
In the Wind filter, choose either From the Left or From the Right; either one is fine.
Go to Image > Rotate > 90' CW.
Press Ctrl+F to repeat the Wind filter.
Repeat steps 2 and 3 twice. Your image should now be back to its proper orientation.

26. DIGITAL PROCESS Effect B
Choose From the Right in the Wind filter settings.
Press Ctrl+F several times until you get the effect that you like.
Go to Image > Rotate > Arbitrary and enter in 270 degrees CW to rotate the image back to the proper orientation.

27. DIGITAL PROCESS
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28. DIGITAL PROCESS
Select the new layer (2nd layer) and go to Filter > Render > Lighting
Effects. From the Style menu, choose Blue Omni and click OK.
Reduce the opacity of the current layer to about 50%.

29. DIGITAL PROCESS Finished Results
Here's what the image looks like after adding this Photoshop effect.
This effect is great for making dull photos that sometimes doesn't
make much sense into a high-tech digital art.

30. FINISH
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31. TIM PENYUSUN TEKNIK PRODUKSI & PENYIARAN PROGRAM PERTELEVISIAN
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