How to Post-Process Train Window Masterpieces: So Many Things to Watch While Shooting

Thomas Chu Photo

#China by Train# is a series I started shooting and launched last year, aiming to present the unique landscapes of today's China through train windows.

In the article 'How to Shoot Stunning Train Window Scenes? Detailed Tutorial from the #China by Train# Photographer!', Thomas shared techniques for the capture side of window photography.

In today's video tutorial, Thomas demonstrates the post-processing steps in detail. Although the techniques are not complicated, achieving a natural blend actually demands very high consistency in the captured material.

Video Tutorial

▶ Watch the video tutorial on Bilibili

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In addition, #China by Train# is a large open-source crowdsourced photography project. After learning the ideas and techniques, you're welcome to try shooting on your own journeys and submit under the #China by Train# tag!

Main submission platforms:

Weibo #China by Train#

Kuaishou #China by Train#

Bilibili #China by Train#

Tuchong #China by Train#

Submission requirements: the view outside the window must be actually shot on a train within China (high-speed rail, EMU, regular train, light rail, subway, etc.). If the final image includes the train interior, the depicted train type should match the actual operation of the line where the exterior was shot.