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Been looking for a second lens to complement the 100-300mm 2.8 for sports shooting. Gotta save some more. $9500 for that white ghost drained my pockets.

I'm skipping heal and going straight to dodge&burn which does enough healing for me

Very nice video. One of the issues i recently encountered is with the healing tool. My model had a bruise above her knee, i tried the heeling tool, and it was turning it black, like i was cloning from her dress. In some pictures it worked flawlessly, and in other it did it worse.

Where can I get that backdrop and name?

Andre, thanks for sharing. Would love more of these from you!

Just did a few tests and wondered if you could try the following with the 2-colour image: Set the profile to B&W then do your edits. Finally set it back to Colour. Does that work? Also, did you check the mask that Evoke had used to see if it included the shadow areas? I guess you could manually add those areas if necessary?

Send them an email. A few months ago I reported a couple of bugs. They fixed them between 3 to 5 weeks. It's best to give a detailed explanation and show them a video of what's going on so it's faster for them to understand instead of emailing back and forth too many times.

Good catch Dre! That is super important to know. Hopefully Evoto will have a fix for us soon.

It was a great series. I enjoyed it and was cheering for you. (mswizard8) When is the next Creator Series?

Great video Andre. I use Evoto as well. They do tend to send emails requesting feedback. Please let them know what should be fixed.

Great video!. How does Aftershoot or imogen AI compare with this?

Bro jusy use the healing brush in evoto. Take 1 second to do. Gotta have the basics down of the software

Aw man are there anything for the end of the year or next year?!!!!

Yeah it is soooo long, had to adjust my bag and I think can now only fit my other body in there with the 14-35 f/4, my 28-70 and 85 1.2 are too large if I have the 24-105 f/2.8 mounted and in the bag. But...I guess as you said, only need one lens now. For most work the f/2.8 is great, when you need that something extra the 28-70 still rules.

Excellent video, thanks. Deserves more views and likes!

Nice review. What’s your setup for weddings? Just curious considering this lens is not making it to your wedding bag yet

Great video. I just wished you gave the images you took more screentime. I know i can pause the video for that, but it becomes annoying very quickly and spoils the viewing experience.

Wicked video Andre. Big up. I really enjoyed this tutorial. You always bring the smoke dog.

Lighting posing is easy. The next frontier is post processing. 99% of photogs can’t hack it. So they are missing part of the equation. Interesting video.

I use evoto when I have huge workloads and narrow timeframe to deliver. For example I had four photoshoot in a week with all but one client demanding short turnaround time. Batch edits on similar light settings truly saved my reputation tbh. When I have loads of time with not much... clients, I just use lightroom. I wish evoto could be integrated into PS or LR.

I wish Evoto just had a one time fee. I retouch hundreds of images a week and would love to add it to my workflow but if I had to pay per edit I would rack up a seriously high bill by the end of the year. Not worth it. Unforunitely I hate the heal tool with retouch4me. Often they just remove moles and I can see the brush mark from the retouch. They aren’t using a soft edge. The dodge and burn from retouch4me is worth purchasing though

The models have already edited their faces 200% with makeuo so why do photographers look for the natural look. I am one of them

I don’t see a link for the conference that you said were too many to list.

While this lens is totally incredible, and I can’t wait to get my hands on one, I would absolutely never recommend it to somebody who’s needing a first lens. 24 to 105. F4 is absolutely plenty of lens for a new person. I would highly recommend a brand new shooter to take the extra $2000 difference and invest in the second lens and the body itself.

Not Keith Brown 😂

Love the Keith Lee intro 😂

I just started now trying Evoto and have been using Retouch4me for over a year now. My first impression is that both of these tools serve different concepts. RETOUCH4ME was at first far more expensive to purchase. So the the barrier of entrance was higher. But what I like about it is that you own the software and it works offline. (I am not sure how much internet connection you need to keep Evoto running.) And - since I work in Photoshop regularly - I like the fact that I have all the layers in my PS doc ready for further manipulation and editing without having to rely on the plugins. BUT it is fair to say that if you install their latest Photoshop panel they have a credit based "cloud retouch" system implemented since a few weeks. They just have not advertised it properly because I think it is still in its testing stages. You can also buy credits monthly. And they are working on an "enclosed" system as well to my knowledge. It will be called "Adams". Pricewise I know it is expensive but in my opinion it is more flexible in the long run. Especially if either of those companies vanish - which is always possible - you still have all your edits as layers in your images. While in Evoto you just have the "end product" in one layer. This is something I think about. I bought plugins and software in the past and some of those companies are not existent anymore. And since I have my own discount code I can get new Retouch4me plugins for 20-40% less than advertised on their homepage. On the other hand EVOTO works as a "black box" or "enclosed" system. That is not better or worse it is just different. They can bring in new features faster and it works very quickly and seamlessly. I think for batch output it is much better suited. I guess Evoto takes the "Lightroom approach" while Retouch4me takes the "Photoshop approach". But as I said: Retouch4me will offer this workflow too in the future. While I find Evoto's prices fair - at the moment - the only thing that bugs me is that the credits vanish after 1 year if you did not use them. But it is what it is. I don't know about the credit system of Retouch4me. You can subscribe monthly but you can also buy fixed bundles to my knowledge. But I don't know if those credits expire per month or any period of time. These are my 2 cents.

can we use this lens with canon R5c on gimbal(Dji Rs3 pro)🤔

These all sound great! Thank you!

Nice! Never heard of the 1st and 3rd. I’ve spoken at the cookout a couple times. Aftershoot announced a retreat coming up this May 22-24 in Peru 😮‍💨

Thanks!

Evoto here seems heavy handed compared to the other but it’s a matter of sliders.

Good info. Thanks bro!

Photo Cookout is great as well! I loved it last year and looking forward to the return to New Orleans in 2024.

Im going to WPPI tomorrow for the first time. I'm going to look up the others to see if I can attend

Thanks for sharing

Thank you bro awesome tutorial 🫶🏿🫶🏿🔥🔥🔥🔥

I’ll be at WPPI…I’m ready

Thanks Andre!! Hope to see you at a couple of conferences this year!

dang... this is a game changer!

Hey man I Like the video. I was looking at this pic-time over the Black Friday and miss the offer. But I have a few questions. So I'll hit you up on your Facebook. Mikevisionz

My team is 35 sigma , rf 50 1.2 anda rf 100mm macro 2.8

Been using Evoto for a while now Found it when it first came out Love it I use it for simple edits Still use a pro retoucher for high end client work

I used to love Evoto until they changed their pricing and now I don't understand it. I have had retouch4me for awhile and I like it but not as much as Evoto. I use retouch now since I bought it and its unlimited, but I have to use several A.I programs with it. I have a question, Evoto are the credits renewed every month like it used to be or is it just one set credit for the year then you have to buy more if you run out within the year?

I like owning my own software and using it as much as I want. Retouch4me wins hands down. And if I need a little extra, I’ll add a quick edit with portrait pro along the pipeline.

I have shooting for several years and I think it is a great idea to shoot all of the different lighting styles when the opportunity presents itself in order to achieve that muscle memory. This is a great video. Good job Fam!

I Love Rembrandt Lighting. Broad lighting is second

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Evoto looks like you can fine tune things better and it is more accurate and faster.

What's your zigzag set up?