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Shooting wood, replacing fire, and more
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- Опубликовано: 6 июл 2017
- A full-length tutorial on how to overcome flare on hardwood floors, a wood ceiling, and making it all pop with fireplace and TV swaps, as well as special adjustments in Lightroom. For more on this and other techniques see my real estate photography series at amzn.to/3mFoznx
Fantastic videos Nathan!
Amazing tutorial. Thank you.
Wow!! I had NO IDEA that you could add flames straight from Photoshop. THANK YOU so much for this video. I’m so stoked.
Nice touch on the TV gradient. I do the same steps as you with the TV's, but never thought about using gradients. Genius!!
Fantastic! I love the bumps!
Great tutorial! Thank you so much!
Great video Nathan, I've learned so much from all of your videos! Motivated me a lot and shown me step by step how do the flambient approach. Have you ever thought of doing a "Whats in my photography bag" type video where you go through all of your equipment. This winter I'm going to upgrade to a newer Nikon and I would love to support you by buying it through a link of yours. You are a great teacher and i'm sure others are as grateful as i am and would love to support you.
Thanks Nick, been thinking about a video like that!
Well done, perfect !!!
After choosing render flame, PS gives me a message box saying layer is not directly editable.
great video,very well explained technique! Thank you for posting it up
Hi, great video. What can I do if I don't have an Explorer 600 handy?
This video should help: ruclips.net/video/tK5FQdTr-fA/видео.html
Thanks Nathan, that was nice! If you wanted to get rid of the extra orange color on the floor in front of the couch, would you just go into photoshop and use the color match tool on another part of the carpet?
Thanks! Tons of ways to match the color. If it were a wall or something important, I'd likely do an I-A-M (match with neutralize), similar to a step I show in this vid: ruclips.net/video/pXK3NbvQ8PU/видео.html