🌎Photographing the World Japan is finally HERE!🔥 Access it now ➡️https://bit.ly/3OlxGGL Watch the Free Lesson on Fstoppers here ➡️https://fstoppers.com/download/lesson-01-photographing-world-japan What's Included in this Digital Download? 12 unique video lessons (unlocked 4K High Def, mpg4 files that you can watch on any device) Accompanying RAW files and companion software catalogs to practice your own edits An overview of Elia's Latest Gear Elia's "How to Plan a Project" Travel Guide Access to Elia's private Photographing the World Facebook Group 6-month License of Radiant Photo Software (Presale purchases today will get a perpetual license) 6 Behind the Scenes Episodes of the Making of PTW Japan A Companion PDF that unlocks huge discounts on many of Elia's favorite editing software, tools, and services. Some of the many topics covered in this tutorial include: Capturing the "blue hour." Merging photos to improve focus Enhancing fall colors Luminosity masking and selective dodging/burning in Adobe Lightroom Classic Compound masking in Adobe Lightroom Classic and Adobe Photoshop Using camera profiles and LUTs Four-point perspective correction Combining day and night images Replacing and blending a sky manually into a photo Complex focus stacking techniques Finding the perfect long-exposure compositing and settings Time blending and advanced layer stacking modes Smart Objects and using various modes and statistics Merging a sequence of images to simulate long exposures Complex object removal using Median stacking modes Combining multiple camera angles into a single photograph Using 3rd Party Software: Luminar, Radiant Photo, DxO Pure Raw, Helicon Focus, etc To offer the most comprehensive photography tutorial possible, Elia wanted to travel to a mix of locations, including a few of his must-not-miss locations in Japan, as well as a few photographic attractions located off the beaten path. Elia visits many of his favorite spots throughout this series, including the Arashiyama Bamboo Forest, Kitano Tenmangu Bridge, and the Osaka Castle. Still, he also explores many locations for the first time, including the Wedded Rocks of Meoto-Iwa, the epic Hashiqui-Iwa Rocks, the giant pagoda at Nachi Falls, and the Daikakuji Temple in Kyoto. As beautiful as these locations are, however, no visit to Japan would be complete without visiting a few modern cityscape locations such as the Shibuya Scramble Overlook, the Rainbow Bridge and Tokyo Skyline as seen from the Fuji TV Building, and the previously mentioned Sata Pass Overlook with Mount Fuji in the background.