Zero to Sharp

Wow! A massive amount of information. Loved i! Thank you!

I love the pace that Ben goes. I learned a lot from the class and took plenty of notes. I have always adjusted in Lightroom first and then moved into Photoshop never sharpening again. Big mistake! I can now say I'm going to do things completely different now that I have watched this class. Thank you!!

Ben Willmore is a remarkable teacher. Many experts tend to forget to teach the "little and in-between steps," but not Ben! He is very VERY diligent in making sure we get every teensy little step. This video is great to learn some tricks for getting photos sharp (note: it will not help you fix a blurry/poorly taken picture). I highly recommend it. Have a notebook handy, and lots of time to start and stop the video.

WARNING!! remember to have a notepad and pen ready! there is just so much info in this one. I have noticed posts where people feel their image lost sharpness, or looked different when posting on social media, Ben teaches you have to sharpen & save correctly for the internet, and goes a little into sharpening for print. Learning the different methods to use for sharpening and why you should use which one when! how to sharpen features & not wrinkles or uneven skin. shortcuts, workflow, saving so you can adjust later, just so much info. i love all the Zero workshops (so far i have watched Lightroom, photoshop twice, curves, skin 3 times, colour therapy) and got so much out of them. ben is an incredible teacher, so easy to understand, and so good at reinforcing things. I get aha moments out of all of them, and there was many in this one. No matter how much experience you have with photoshop i really believe you will get a lot out of this one. from now on i will start my sharpening in Lightroom, and i just feel really confident now that this will have a major impact on my editing. Thanks Ben and Meg. cheers

This is great. I watched it again after it has been almost a year since the last time and I felt I need to refresh my working routine in regards of sharpening an image. And what should I say, I confirmed what I learned before and did even learn something new, which I probably didn't realize before. So it is worth rewatching your workshops. I love the "zero to ... " series with Ben. Great input always. Thank you.