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Ty, sir. Subscribed.

Good video Neil.

Top stuff, onya Neil.

Well done, thank you.

Fantastic mate ive subcribed, amazing pictures and advice cant wait to join you on one of your photography master classes

Beautiful 🍻

Good to see you are a Canon Shooter 🙃 Nice pictures of our home

Great Video. How would you exposure blend 3 images? Most cameras can now do 3 or 5 AEB images at 0.3/0.5 or 1EV. Or do you do one "normal exposure" and one overexposed image?

Wonderful video I’ve been looking and looking for an easy way to exposure blend. I think this is my favorite so far.

Excellent explanation. Thanks

Nice video. I like that you show the processing, as well as taking the photo. What screen recording software do you use Neil ?

Nice video Neil. The stiched pano works really well. Cannot say I would enjoy trapseing around in my bare feet in that mud the mud though !

This was an incredibly helpful tutorial! Thank you!

Nice work Neil, top shots. Got a chuckle over the shirt too !

That's one strange and lonely tree ... 🦘

Absolutely Fabulous

Beautiful pano...Thanks for sharing...

Great video Neil. Nice clear demostration.

Thank you

You didn’t really talk about Photomerge>HDR in LR and PS Raw. I find it works pretty well and has ghosting controls. Not always perfect but a tool in the kit to use for certain tasks.

Good video Neil

Absolutely brilliant!

Thank you very much.

Waffle on mate, that was very helpful to me. Great vid and top shot Neil.

What a great video! Good explanation. Very helpful. Thanks a lot!

Thank you

Thanks

This is fantastic and easy to understand thank you, I subscribed and will seek out all your other tutorials...

You saved me a lot, you deserve a subscribe hell man, been struggling

Awesome video . . . great Step by Step approach. Thanks !

Thanks Fam it really works

To put it simple and short - this is excellent! Thanks much!

🎉from Dhaka, Bangladesh 🇧🇩 but in the 2nd example, it misses the ripple of water in the area cloned. Here, a little ripple would match the area better with the surrounding of the image.

My first time at your RUclips site. I subscribed. I already was familiar with the first 2 methods you described, but my eyes were opened when you went through the third method and I will definitely give it a try. I see it bringing me many benefits. However, I am not a Lightroom user. Seems ACR will offer me the same options. My question is this: is the denoise function in Photoshop also AI as you identified it is in Lightroom?

Excellent description and observations, thank you very much. I'll have to do some testing, then I'll come back to you. I'm glad I found your site and contribution. Congratulations! 👍

good information. But, like the foreground bush, sometimes there is just no point to bring every detail from the shadows. Our brains will fill the missing details. Human evolution is a wonderful thing.

What would be the advantage of blending in PS with masks as compared to blending it in Lr?

Great video, I’m not a big user of photoshop mostly use Lightroom. I seem to learn better from reading a process so if you ever think of doing it I’m happy to buy. Thank you 🙏

Thanks for a very informative video. You didn’t cover how you would blend the last, difficult image without AI.

Nothing to say. God only bless you bro❤

Your instruction on exposure blending was easy to follow, and I now have a better appreciation for how I can use layer masks on my landscape images in general. Thanks for making it clear.

Great detailed video and thank you for sharing it with us! Wish I could buy you a cup of coffee or tea? 🙂 Around minute 15 to 22 will be my new way of blending sunrise/sunset images. Question...once you select RGB Channel, why not use Gradient instead of Brush to paint in the darker sky? Seems like it would save some time and produce the same effect in eliminating the halos around the trees/hill area. Cheers!

Very informative video, thank you ! For me, there is another good reason to go to the AI denoise route as a landscape photographer : that is when I shoot panoramas at sunset/sunrise. As the light conditions are changing pretty rapidly, it is better to shoot all the exposures as quick as possible and then use the denoise tool in post to recover the details in the shadows. I think it is a new tool that we can't throw right away just because it is labelled AI. Some people may think denoise softwares use some sort of magic relying on content aware fill but it is fundamentally different. They use only the pixels in your image without adding anything new. The AI part is only involved in the way the softwares analyze and process the noise. We still are the ones choosing the settings and the frame to create our own images.

Great instructions, thank you! (I'll give the AI a miss - I'm still using PS version 6 :)

Very good video.

Fantastico, muchas gracias por la explicación. Un saludo desde España

thank you sir

youre the goat brotha

Thanks man You really helped me

Excellent beginning tutorial