High quality tutorial, Scott. A keeper. Relatable, candid and not preachy. Just right sized pic in pic, as well. IMO this post would be a terrific candidate for coverage by one of the photo e-magazines like Shutterbug, or Petapixel. Sometimes they pick up these vids and publish a summary w/link; other times a host would contact them first. Either way I’ve seen how e-magazine coverage dramatically boosts channel subs (no kidding). Is a color checker grid suitable for your workflow? Do you cut/mount your own mats? (Now you can print to iron-on transfer sheets to adorn your T-Shirts.) Cheers!
Hi @scottedwards stupid question but I assume to counteract the lack of a backlight you turn down your monitor brightness then have to massively crank up the exposure (and/or brightness) of the image in lightroom is that right??
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Great video, Scott! Thanks for answering my question, gives a good idea of how much it all costs! And that James Popsys photo is something special eh!
High quality tutorial, Scott. A keeper. Relatable, candid and not preachy. Just right sized pic in pic, as well. IMO this post would be a terrific candidate for coverage by one of the photo e-magazines like Shutterbug, or Petapixel. Sometimes they pick up these vids and publish a summary w/link; other times a host would contact them first. Either way I’ve seen how e-magazine coverage dramatically boosts channel subs (no kidding).
Is a color checker grid suitable for your workflow? Do you cut/mount your own mats? (Now you can print to iron-on transfer sheets to adorn your T-Shirts.) Cheers!
How do you make make your a-rolls misty? Can you share your setup for a-rolls and b-rolls.
Might make a video on this. I use a mist filter though so get a softer look
Hi @scottedwards stupid question but I assume to counteract the lack of a backlight you turn down your monitor brightness then have to massively crank up the exposure (and/or brightness) of the image in lightroom is that right??
No you can just edit exactly the same. Just make sure your monitoring your histogram make sure nothing is blown out