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WOW! WOW!

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Hi Mark, Hope you are well. Another great video. Could you tell me if you use a tablet or panel to get more accurate masks etc. If so is their one you would suggest using? Have you tried Astropad? (Don’t know if this is any good!). Thanks Videos are very helpful.

Brilliant!

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Absolutely love this, thanks Mark. I’ve been wanting to experiment with some B&W edits.

Thank you Mark.

I really enjoy your wildlife processing tutorial, thanks Mark.

Thanks Mark, Love the editing technique !

Thanks Mark. Well done once again

Just downloaded your pack - super helpful to have these presets to improve workflow. Thanks for making this free!

Great edit Mark. Hope Kruger was good to you.

Love the editing technique!! Nice video as always

Thank you Mark for a great tutorial, and the presets.

Always interesting, and always leaving me feel like I can't use LR else I'll destroy my image as I have zero knowledge compared to you!

...again, another thank also this week, for the tutorial and for the presets.

where did you get the flat v2 profile ?

what a good sharing thanks mate!

Some wonderful fresh takes on compositional guidelines. Very well done. Thank you.

Oh man thank you! I’ve been looking on how to do this

Just .... AMAZING video and shots!

The tip to consider the background and/or other distracting objects more. Thanks Mark! Africa is on our bucket list, but these tips can apply to our big National Park trip Fall (Banff, Glacier, Yellowstone, Tetons).

Amazing tips thanks for sharing them! 👍📷📷

Thank you for sharing :)))

With that accent where else would you be from.

Wow, is that what "Auto ISO" means?

we need more videos like This!!! Thank you

Interesting video, thanks. 2:51 - tress

always autoiso also with flash. it’s important to set the ex comp for flash in ttl and the range of max iso.I always set matrix because it’s way less risky

Couldn't finish this amazing video without subscribing!

Hi Mark - great video as always. Like the idea of a dodge and burn “subject”. Quick question, perhaps I’ve misunderstood - why do you increase the exposure on the dodge before you brush and decrease before you burn? Why not just use the original exposure?🤔

Great video Mark. Such good advice.

This was great Mark, thanks.

Love the examples provided in the video!

Super helpful and informative video Mark! Could you perhaps make a video in the future with information on how to monetize your wildlife photography? Thank you!

Thanks Mark. Another great video. It is also a reminder to myself to slow down and create a good composition before taking photos. This is especially true when making images with the Z8 in burst mode ;-).

As cameras improve (to an insane level) and become more affordable composition will become the differentiator for photographers

Yea. I cant agree more. Composition is key.. And its the very first step and thing people need to learn or practice for good photo... And the cool thing about it is composition dont cost alot of money.. it's just talent of the user or practice. Next is learning to see light and learning to edit their photos. But most people especially new user fail to see all this. They only think about gear and more gear.. 2:20 .. That photo of 4 baby cheetah is good! To me.. not really about odd or even... it's the flower on the left that is really distracting.. perhaps the right 1 too. crop or mask them away.. and the images instantly become alot better. At least that's what i'll do.

Magnificient video!!

Amazing works of art, congratulations!