Flambient Magic: Capturing Small Kitchens Like a Pro

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[@dataventurer9998]

Funny opening segment on the recliner in your socks! I'm sure you'll do all your photo editing there now! This is another tutorial with multilayers that is very helpful for getting all the steps and modes to combine all the layers. Thanks for another great video!

[@joefoto]

Lol. Gotta mix it up a little. Don't ever wanna be too boring, but ya, new recliner couch is a nice office, let me tell ya!

[@JimWildmanArt]

If you're editing from your couch where are you saving all your files? I've watched most all your videos and I'm never hearing you speak about what you do with the images after your edits. How do you say them and in what format and do you save all your raw images and flash pops? I'm just getting started and not sure what to do there. I think it'd be a great video to add to your ones on RUclips. Thanks for the great information and Merry Christmas

[@joefoto]

Great idea. I save them to a separate file that I create in a folder for each realtor I work with. I save all raw images for about 3 months in a separate folder for that month.

[@JimWildmanArt]

Thank you Joe I greatly appreciate it keep up the great work!