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Day to Night - Full Workflow - Elm Hill Norwich, England
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- Опубликовано: 13 июн 2023
- In this tutorial, I will take you through my full day-to-night workflow, including a sky replacement and the replacement of a missing lantern. The street in the photograph is Elm Hill in Norwich England, a Medieval Street with some of the buildings dating back to the late 1400s, the cobbled street and the old buildings bring an almost Dicken's feel.
If you would to follow along here is the link to the DNG file :- drive.google.c....
Sadly I cannot use the sky as it is a purchased sky from Clever Photographer, who has a wonderful selection of skies for sale, here is the link to the site :- www.cleverphot...
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Thank you Jamie really enjoy your videos. It's given me a fresh look at photography and using photoshop.
Thank you Colin, I am so happy that I can help you take a fresh look at this wonderful hobby 😀
Iv just found yr channel, iv watched a few videos, Yr work is brilliant, yr so easy to follow and understand, I'm learning so much, thank you for taking the time to share Yr skills.
thank you for your kind words Doreen, they are very much appreciated 😀
Very Impressive, Love the way you do the lighting on the lamps. Very Helpful and Informative, Many Thanks for sharing your creative experience.
You are very welcome, and thank you for taking the time to leave a comment, it is very much appreciated 😀
Painting with light really means something with the techniques you use, demonstrate and share. Brilliant work. Thank you.
Thank You Ralph, your comment and kind words are very much appreciated 😀
Hello from FRANCE and thanks a lot for sharing your work ! I learn a lot from watching your work. And I thought I knew Lightroom....!! I am surprised that you did not go to RYE it is really a magnificent village that I took great pleasure in photographing. thank yoy again.
I will put RYE in my places to be visited, thank you 😀
what a cracking video tutorial loved the stuff you were doing on the serge zoom call so came for a look.
thank you very much 🙂
Jamie thank you. I like to use camera raw instead of lightroom but I learned so muc
very well done; with this video you've got a new follower
great to have you on board 😀
Great inspiration, off to Wex tomorrow, so will have a go at this myself, also going to photograph a few windmills and long exposures on Happisburgh beach - ah happy days, looking forward to following your workflow. Thank you
Have fun Ray 😀
@@jamiermathlin , Scaffolding and white van man scuppered the exact composition, but I've got something similar to play with.
Wow love the mood of this photo!
thank you Liesl 🙂
Stumbled across your channel by accident, but I am hooked.
Even though I am a pet photographer, I binge watched several videos today and am picking up so many good tips.
Honest, I am just watching them for the fun of it, you have a natural talent for teaching and a great voice for this.
thank you for your kind words 😀
great editing
Another great tutorial. Thank you so much, I am learning heaps.
Just gets better and better. Brilliant!!!!
Amazing video 👋
Thanks 😁
Your night lighting technique evokes the painting artist Thomas Kinkade’s art style of showing cozy villages and churches.
I will look him up, thank you 🙂
Hello again Jamie. Another superb location and tutorial. Once again, I thoroughly enloyed following along to do this photo. Many thanks.
Hi Philip, I am glad to hear that you enjoyed the video, thank you for taking the time to leave this comment 😀
Hi Jamie, just found your channel and subscribed. Your work is brilliant! The only thing that "bothered" me about this image is that really bright part of the sky. Perhaps it is RUclips that makes it look blown out. In any event, well done!
Thank you for the comment David, on RUclips it does look blown out, on my Lightroom it is fine, since this time I have reduced the overall highlights so when they are rendered on RUclips they look better in my later videos 😀
Wonderful attention to detail! I didn't know about the Refine Brush in the Sky Replacement dialogue - thanks.
you are very welcome 😀
Brilliant 👍🏽
Norwich my home city 😊 I was planning to do a night and day from elm hill so this tutorial is brilliant thank you!!
you are more than welcome 😀
Only ever used Photoshop to post process my images, followed your video tutorial using Lightroom for my very the first time, so pleased with the results due to your guidance, got me converted to Lightroom! Keep up the great work....
Hi Paul, that is great news, one go at Lightroom and you are converted 😀. As you see I tend to mix and match the use of LR and PS depending on what I am trying o achieve, however, the new masking capabilities of LR are simply stunning 😀
Thanks for this! So much fun to follow and learned a bunch of new stuff!
You are very welcome :-)
Looking forward to trying this one tonight. I completed The Shambles last night, had a blast. I learnt so much, I’ve been taking images of chapels etc on my day job as I drive around North Wales for future projects. Unless there was beautiful light I always left them alone but now so much opportunity ahead for these. Thanks again for these great tutorials 🙏
You are more than welcome Tom, I am glad I can bring a different view of the world 😀
I live in Canada and our Architecture is so different from yours it is hard to find my own images to try
Thanks Jamie, I had so much fun doing this and I learned a hell of a lot! Cheers.
you are very welcome 😀
Amazing work and a great picture. I love your tutorial and learned a lot, thank you for that. I have to try it on my own pictures.
thank you for your kind words, best of luck with your own pictures !
Excellent video. Like your workflow. May not be as good as the L4 filter but a bit of negative dehaze can introduce some glow in the light masks.
thanks for the tip !
amazing work ! I have learned a lot !
thank you for the comment, great 😀
Nice!
thanks
Love your style and techniques. Can’t wait to try it on my photos. I don’t have Luminar how would I add the glow in photoshop or even Nik collection? Cheers.
You can add glows and suns using Lightroom, see my video here on how to do it 😀. ruclips.net/video/SGKsdfTDuVM/видео.html
Loved the video, my only concern was the upper windows reflect the old blue sky.
you have a keen eye Mike😀 sadly I have rather limited time in my videos to capture everything and they are not rehearsed. When producing an image for sale or presentation, I do revisit the images a few times over a couple of days looking for little issues like these.
@@jamiermathlin , only found you’re RUclips channel yesterday, I have watched quite a few. I am really enjoying them , thanks a lot, keep up the good work 👍
As soon as I got the notification that you uploaded a video, I watched it! I enjoyed this video, especially the part about replacing the missing lantern. I've tried the day-to-night technique on one of my own images and I found that I waited too long during sunset. This caused there to be not enough light to light the interior of the restaurant and when trying to light it, there was nothing of interest. It seems like when you take the shot is very important. Am I right about that? Can you elaborate on this in an upcoming video if you think it's important? Keep up the great work!
Great video, thank you. Would be interested in how you would maybe use generative fill to add elements that are not there, such as lamps, windows etc.
I will have an experiment and see what can be done, and if it is positive I will do a video on it 🙂 thanks for the suggestion
I have played around with adding elements and you have to be very selective some work well and others look really fake and don’t sit well on the image not sure if it is just not completed in the beta or i am missing something
Hey Jamie. I was wondering if i could request a video I would like to see an old fashioned image of lighting a street light by Candlelight or a house with lights on it that use candles I never ever seen the use for a radial gradient but man you are a wizard with those things. ( get the reference Candlelight and Harry Potter). Anyway I really like your work and am going to try this kind of thing doubt I will ever be as good as you
Hey Dave, thanks for the comment and the suggestion, I will have to think about your request, I believe it should be straightforward to do, however, I will need the right shot to process, so I will keep my eyes open for the perfect scene 😀
what a fantastic edit/Tutorial wonderful stuff was only up there on Saturday up need to go back with camera what time of day was it taken - thanks for your time and effort very much appreciate
pat
It was taken around 13:30hrs in the afternoon
So after finding your youtube channel and being inspired, I thought I'd try my own image. We have a small chapel in a cemetery with a few smaller side windows and some stained glass windows. I went and took a few images to try a day to night switch. For some reason I cannot get my windows to look like yours. I think some of it may be they have strong reflections of nearby trees. How do you deal with strong reflections ??
Great question, for the best day-to-nights you have to look for reflections when taking the shot, try to move to a different position to minimise the reflections, also try to shoot on overcast days where the contrast is lower, as on sunny high contrast days the reflections can be difficult to deal with. If you have no option to retake the photographs, then I sometimes use the stamp tools in Photoshop to remove or flatten the reflections, now with the help of the remove tool and if necessary generative fill, I think they can be fixed 😀
there may also be the reflection of the blue sky in the windows to be corrected?? if I can afford an opinion??
A keen eye Alan 🙂
How would you address colored lights in windows such as neon signs or just a colored glow coming from inside the window ??
Once I had illuminated the window using the technique that I show, I would then use the Hue sliders to change the colour, I will do another video in the near future that covers this 😀
Hi I’m trying to get my picture from photoshop to Lightroom in windows. I went on file and close but it did not go to light room what am I doing wrong thanks from Jason
Did you send the image from Lightroom to Photoshop to start with ? as you cannot send an image that was first opened in Photoshop to Lightroom. If you did start with Lightroom, and close, save does not send it back to Lightroom, then it may be one of the settings in Photoshop for returning to Lightroom. here is a video from Anthony Morganti, I like his works, here he explains the different ways to link Lightroom and Photoshop:- ruclips.net/video/heIInVlqUt4/видео.html
It’s all about learning which keys do what
practice makes perfect 😀
Looks like I’ve got a lot of work to do in photoshop, I’ve never had to use it as much as you do
let me help you learn !
@@jamiermathlin I’ll get an image and may take you up on that
Hi Jamie, is there anywhere I can download Sky, lantings, and stuff to use in Photoshop/Lightroom.
HI Dale, sadly my sky packs are not ready yet, however, my friend Jakob from cleverphotographer.com has a set of skies that can be purchased if you are keen to have them now. www.cleverphotographer.com/skies
@@jamiermathlin I will wait for you 👍
if i copy the photo according to your instructions....may i post this photo on instagram monsieur?
Yes, you may copy the picture anywhere on the internet, all I ask is that you give credit for the original photograph to myself @jamiermathlin 🙂 thank you for asking 😀
What is the need to use LR. You have the same ACR module in PS (cmd shift A).
Yes, you are correct, however, the masking is easier in Lightroom when using radial and gradient filters for me.
@@jamiermathlin oh I see. I have found them very close (for my purposes). Thanks for sharing your experience
Hello. The reflections in the windows do not match the sky.
You are completely correct, I was trying to keep the video to under an hour 🙂so decided not to do the reflections..... so many keen eyes 🙂
@@jamiermathlin :)
@@jamiermathlin
Can you elaborate on the window reflection not matching the sky? I guess I don’t have the photograph eye to see it? It would be a great help if you could explain. 😊
what,s file.dng????
it is shown in the comments :- drive.google.com/drive/folders/11GnMsVV7X_MC23S6B3UhOQfnborw6x1-?usp=sharing