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  • Опубликовано: 22 дек 2024

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  • @simon_dentremont
    @simon_dentremont  Год назад +146

    Do you like my videos on image processing? What feature or issue should I cover in my next video? Always looking to make relevant content!! Thanks, Simon.

    • @thematconny
      @thematconny Год назад +1

      I love it

    • @oli8200
      @oli8200 Год назад +12

      Would be interesting to hear your take on colours: to adjust or not to adjust in the context of wildlife photography!

    • @patrickguilfoyle8884
      @patrickguilfoyle8884 Год назад +2

      Would you please discuss "Blend If"? Great way to increase 3D effect in images. Thank you.

    • @birdswithbeau
      @birdswithbeau Год назад +1

      I really enjoy learning more about the processing of photos in lightroom, and you do a great job!
      I think I would like to know your view on removing objects in pictures, for instance the content aware fill in photoshop
      Thanks Simon, your videos are the greatest!!

    • @RMCProductions
      @RMCProductions Год назад +3

      Color grading :)

  • @fusermiversej3068
    @fusermiversej3068 Год назад +151

    You know its gonna be a great day when you see that Simon d'Entremont has posted a new video!

    • @simon_dentremont
      @simon_dentremont  Год назад +7

      Haha too kind.

    • @larrycitra300
      @larrycitra300 Год назад +4

      Absolutely!!!

    • @Moadh85
      @Moadh85 Год назад +3

      I've gotten to the point where i like the video before i even start watching it

    • @luzr6613
      @luzr6613 Год назад +3

      @@Moadh85 I've tried 'Disliking' his videos, but each time my laptop immediately crashes.

    • @simon_dentremont
      @simon_dentremont  10 месяцев назад +1

      @@luzr6613 lol!

  • @daniloprado2259
    @daniloprado2259 Год назад +61

    Simon, I know you've heard this many times, but it's impossible not to be impressed and say it: Your content is simply amazing. Nobody teaches like you. The way you clearly explain the topic while showing practical examples and cutting right to the chase is absolutely brilliant. And on top of that, your content is always RELEVANT. It's just such a pleasure to watch your videos. It really gives me that feeling that I'm actually learning RELEVANT information. Thank you, thank you, thank you! Cheers from SoCal!

    • @simon_dentremont
      @simon_dentremont  Год назад +5

      Thanks so much!

    • @ericrobinson8078
      @ericrobinson8078 Год назад +5

      In my opinion what makes Simon so good is he gets right to the point with no 'added fluff' and comes over as such a nice guy.

  • @yigitinceliyor
    @yigitinceliyor Год назад +8

    I just want to say thank you for being there for all beginner, intermediate and advanced photographers out there. You

  • @luzr6613
    @luzr6613 Год назад +7

    Very nicely done walkthrough, M. d'E. It's a fine line between maintaining the integrity of the image and ending up with something we often see - an inadvertent collage effect. Very much a case of 'a little goes a long way'. Cheers from the swamp.

  • @lopejanalcazar3135
    @lopejanalcazar3135 Год назад +1

    Glad to find a teacher here in YT. One we can say that really helps newbies and pro alike.

  • @alexforsyth5895
    @alexforsyth5895 10 месяцев назад +1

    Another great video with some very useful tips. I watch all of your videos several times because your approach to post processing is so different from all the others, The videos are never too long and you explain every part of your process carefully. It has definitely changed my approach to post processing. I’ll make use of these tips on my next batch of photos. Thanks Simon, keep them coming!

  • @brendallsterling4117
    @brendallsterling4117 Год назад +2

    I was trying to figure out how to do only part of an image to change highlights. You did it again. Thanks for your wonderful videos on Lightroom. So helpful to me!!!

  • @iamjohnnycox2373
    @iamjohnnycox2373 Год назад +2

    I cant thank you enough Simon for these videos. Ive been binge watching and learning and taking notes on these. Thank you so much!

  • @yomismo1945
    @yomismo1945 Год назад +5

    As usual, tutorials with legitimate and objective explanations.Without words wasting. Thank you Simon!

  • @clochardruelle
    @clochardruelle Год назад +34

    I like your videos Simon they helps a lot! I'd like to point out a technique I use all the time: when creating a new mask for something like what you call 3D effect, instead of creating that mask from scratch, since I already masked my subjects and/or background, I just use the feature "copy" or "copy and invert", saving me a lot of time since I only need to do the fine tuning on the original mask only. "Copy" will bring the image adjustments over so you'll need to reset them, but "copy and invert" will reset them automatically.

  • @davidberndt6275
    @davidberndt6275 Год назад +2

    ACDSee Photo Ultimate user here. A lot of the same features are available for those that shy away from LR (at least in 2023 and newer 2024 versions) Same techniques Simon uses here are applicable. Thank you Simon!

  • @Lacasse77
    @Lacasse77 11 месяцев назад +1

    Hello from Winnipeg. I’m slowly getting into photography, and really appreciate your videos, and presentation style. Excellent educator. Merci!

  • @katsak89
    @katsak89 Год назад +4

    These features are great and this video is very "inexperienced-friendly". I would add that, instead of using a brush with feather for making that 3D effect on selected parts of the photo, it is better to choose "Intersect mask with" and choose a linear gradient filter from left to right or vice versa. It gives you more control of the feather effect.
    You love bonus tips, so here it is: If you hold shift as you deploy the linear gradient, it straightens it up (either vertically or horizontally)!

  • @ronaldyoung7705
    @ronaldyoung7705 Год назад +1

    honestly this change is really a game changer, instead of drawing in everything it saves so much time

  • @nolimitsphotos
    @nolimitsphotos Месяц назад +1

    Great video Simon....Love your tutorials. Keep up the good work and thank you for providing such great content to learn from😎📷🤙🏻

  • @CalTek
    @CalTek Год назад +9

    Absolutely love using these features. Such a game changer and time saver as well. Love to use the Select Sky option as well for my landscape work.
    Another suggestion to speed up your editing would be purchasing a pen drawing tablet. I picked up the X-Pen Deco L and it has helped reduce my editing time as well as improved my editing accuracy - especially when using brushes.

  • @davearchbell9921
    @davearchbell9921 Год назад +8

    Nice. I hadn't thought about shading different sides of the subject. You should also remind those that criticize "photo manipulation" that it has been done in the film days but in the darkroom.

    • @larrycitra300
      @larrycitra300 Год назад +3

      Never apologize for using post processing … it’s your art! At photo club meetings I often hear photographer’s proudly say “I didn’t do anything to this image it’s right out of the camera” and I think to myself “yes, and it looks like it too”! Even people who have been told they should shoot RAW say this … imagine what Ansel Adams’ images would have looked like if he had not manipulated his images in the darkroom 😢

    • @davearchbell9921
      @davearchbell9921 Год назад +1

      @@larrycitra300 Agreed 100%

    • @abandonedcranium6592
      @abandonedcranium6592 Год назад +1

      I'm new to photography and I've been taking photos of barns and silos (the ones you find on a farm). I do this on the silos and it definitely adds more dimension. 👍

  • @johnpftd
    @johnpftd Год назад +1

    This kind of stuff keeps me coming back Simon! Thanks so much. I just added this to my teenage daughter’s MUST WATCH list.

  • @anonykip
    @anonykip Год назад +1

    Simon, I’ve only watched 2 of your videos and you’ve instantly become one of my favourite content creators. Your tutorials are so simple yet useful. Cheers from Calgary!

  • @WanderingSwitchback
    @WanderingSwitchback 6 месяцев назад

    Another excellent tutorial! I learn so much from you! I see these tools in LR, but it is so helpful to watch someone experienced use them, and you explain things so well.

  • @snoopywalker1881
    @snoopywalker1881 Год назад +1

    This cleared up all my questions on LR selective editing . Thanks...also a great owl pic made so much better w some smart adjustments

  • @sherrynevius5639
    @sherrynevius5639 Год назад +1

    Thank you so much Simon,for your helpful information on Lightroom, I always learn so much from watching your videos. You’re a great teacher. Keep up the good work.

  • @snoopywalker1881
    @snoopywalker1881 25 дней назад +1

    Great walkthru on selective masking. Didnt know you can select a brush, set changes and then brush them in. Just assumed you had to select the mast 1st and then apply to whole mask.

  • @uhoh7541
    @uhoh7541 Год назад +1

    Great video, as always. Recently asked a question on a video from someone else, who's responses were a waste of my time (I don't think they were very knowledgeable about the subject and tried to make me sound stupid versus admiting they didn't know the answer). Made me remember how every time I've asked you a question, I always get a prompt and straightforward answer. Thanks for doing that!

  • @michaelshkr3938
    @michaelshkr3938 7 месяцев назад +1

    I noticed while watching this video that there is another way (which I prefer) to do one thing. instead of subtracting a part of a mask, we can by pressing the Option/Alt choose where to apply the mask and then use the tool that fits what we need
    Cheers

  • @SmilingFox596
    @SmilingFox596 Год назад +3

    Again, another succinct, and to the point, informative video. (I hope that made sense)
    Definitely looking forward to the next ones!! Thanks for being such an awesome educator. Cheers!
    😎👍🏻📸

  • @camphoto
    @camphoto Год назад +1

    Thank you. Great video. Just a note. Instead of selecting the Owl, twice, when creating the mask, you can just duplicate the selection you already had the first time.

  • @NIBUSVISUALCREATIONS
    @NIBUSVISUALCREATIONS 8 месяцев назад +1

    Very useful editing tips for a light room user. Thank you very much for adding some resourceful contents.

  • @sekaf4125
    @sekaf4125 Год назад +1

    Love your style. Your teaching style I totally understand. Thank you for your time. Returning home from a month in Iceland and a BUNCH of photos getting ready to edit!!

    • @simon_dentremont
      @simon_dentremont  Год назад

      Have fun!

    • @sekaf4125
      @sekaf4125 Год назад

      @@simon_dentremont thank you. Question please, I’ve had a Wacom tablet for years and I’m a Mac guy. Wacom won’t firmware upgrade the pad anymore. What are the pros using these days? I live on an island in southeast alaska and very isolated. Can really go to stores and ask. Any recommendations? Blessings

  • @KhoPhi
    @KhoPhi Год назад +1

    You could also just invert the background to get the subject in this case. FYI

  • @johnniewelbornjr.8940
    @johnniewelbornjr.8940 Год назад +3

    I don't use LR but PS has come a long way with masking options, as well. It's a far cry from when I began back in the days of PS7... Always a pleasure seeing how others utilize these tools for I often glean new ideas to try in my post-processing.

  • @foto-spective
    @foto-spective Год назад +3

    I now feel the need to go back and edit older photos. Can't help but wonder if some older ignored photos could be brought to life using these methods. Another very helpful video as usual.

  • @reicherttjr
    @reicherttjr Год назад +1

    Thank you, I learn something new every time I watch your clips.

  • @randyschwager2515
    @randyschwager2515 Год назад +1

    Your teaching is superb! Thanks for taking me along!

  • @fungiformenow
    @fungiformenow Год назад +2

    Really helpful and beautifully explained

    • @simon_dentremont
      @simon_dentremont  Год назад

      Glad it was helpful!

    • @fungiformenow
      @fungiformenow Год назад

      @@simon_dentremont More than helpful. You teach in a way that is very accessible to me. If I want to learn something I come to your channel.

  • @thesupport4963
    @thesupport4963 Год назад +2

    this is my first time watching one of your vids and i cant' believe how you and i have the same idea of processing. I was watching this vid and telling myself what i would do next on the background, the owl and the post and it's scary to see that you did the exact same thing that i was thinking. Makes me feel that I'm doing something right. Thank you for reinforcing me.

  • @Catelynmeow
    @Catelynmeow Год назад +1

    I learned a lot more from this video than just a new Lightroom feature!

  • @downlink_x
    @downlink_x Год назад +1

    Selective adjustments are the best LR-feature in the past years. You can also automate many tasks, like softening skin or brighten up faces, what saves me tons of time!

  • @amandaschwartz1
    @amandaschwartz1 9 месяцев назад +1

    This just saved me hours. I had one part of the image that was too bright and another that was too dark. I fixed it in minutes.

  • @mdduckman
    @mdduckman Год назад +2

    Thx for the video - I just discovered this about a week ago when I updated my Lightroom to Classic, using the same version you are on. One thing that I found helpful is that when you are done with the mask, make sure you hit the "Close" button so that you can make universal changes if you desire. If you still have the mask selected, you will try to make changes to the entire photo but you'll have the mask still selected. Hitting that close button is important! :^) Anyway, love your videos - so informative and easy to follow. And your work is wonderful!

    • @trevvrun
      @trevvrun Год назад

      I think the close button is much too small and not noticable enough!

  • @leolundgren3989
    @leolundgren3989 Год назад +1

    Never knew that editing photos could be so fun and addicting. I have so much to learn so thanks for these simple yet helpful videos!

  • @takasytuacja5133
    @takasytuacja5133 Год назад +1

    Lightroom became best editing software now for sure. Great video :)

  • @datjp
    @datjp Год назад +1

    Seriously an amazing teacher!

  • @BabyBoomerChannel
    @BabyBoomerChannel Год назад +1

    Beautiful. I’ve used these features a little. Now I’ll be better able to really use them well.

  • @canaanjh
    @canaanjh Год назад +1

    I'm pretty new at all this, but I am learning. I was just editing a bunch of photos yesterday and only did selective adjustments (as opposed to global adjustments) on almost all of them. I was wondering if that is okay or if I was doing something wrong. Thanks! I really needed to hear that ! Great timing by the way

  • @Andyrewk
    @Andyrewk Год назад +3

    I love so many of your videos but I think I could actually make a suggestion for once. While making your mask I notice when you were making certain ones a second time, you did them manually. Where in my mind I would have just duplicated the owl mask and the post mask I already had, rather than having to make them again to speed up my workflow. Thanks for the wonderful video as usual! I’m sure you did this specifically for learning purposes in the video though anyway and probably would just duplicate in your normal workflow. Can’t wait for the next video!!

  • @harry4323
    @harry4323 Год назад +3

    Another well presented video Simon, apart from being a first class photographer your second vocation has got to be teaching as you put things across in a very easily understandable manner. Look forward to your tutorials and just watching the opening of your youtube videos make me smile,

  • @akeluify
    @akeluify Год назад +1

    So glad this feature is coming to Capture One soon!

  • @whispofwild
    @whispofwild Год назад +1

    Simon I'm consistently amazed at how good your videos are. So simple and straightforward and concentrating on one aspect of photography. How do you think Premiere Pro compares to Lightroom? Obviously you made your decision but I'd still be curious to hear your thoughts. Thanks.

  • @robertleem5643
    @robertleem5643 Год назад +1

    Excellent video, many thanks for demonstrating, will put these to use on some of the church landscapes I took a few weeks ago. Thankyou

  • @NotAnotherChannel_Channel
    @NotAnotherChannel_Channel Год назад +1

    I have found that if object selection doesn’t nail the entire object, you can click Add>Object and paint that area again. That usually does the trick.
    Great video, Simon.

  • @AlexMcDougallPhotography
    @AlexMcDougallPhotography Год назад +1

    My favourite videos of the week. Thanks

  • @Fulgur98
    @Fulgur98 Год назад +1

    This was so interesting and useful, really cool to see some of your thought processes and the choices you make here!

  • @ak_hoops
    @ak_hoops Год назад +1

    Selective masks were a GAME CHANGER for me, especially as I try to avoid photoshop unless I really need it. And the presets they have that preset selective adjustments like detailed hair, textured clothes, teeth whitening. It’s amazing

  • @adriennedragophotography
    @adriennedragophotography Год назад +1

    This is an excellent tutorial! Thank you for this step-by-step editing process. I don’t do a ton of bird photography, by this is certainly a game changer for when I do. Merci beaucoup!!

  • @aliceworswick9129
    @aliceworswick9129 Год назад +1

    Thanks, Simon. Another great video, so helpful and relevant to my photography. Love how you explain all the steps!

  • @DavidRamgobin
    @DavidRamgobin Год назад +1

    Great video, Simon. Just wanted to add that users can also intersect their masks with other masks (like a subject-linear gradient mask intersection), as a shortcut for the 3D effect you demonstrated in your vid.

  • @bradnelson3595
    @bradnelson3595 Год назад +1

    A very concise demonstration, well explained.

  • @nfucuda
    @nfucuda 11 месяцев назад

    This is gold! Thank you so much for sharing these tips!!!

  • @ericfaure8099
    @ericfaure8099 5 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you Simon. Clear Explainations.

  • @hanysonic
    @hanysonic Год назад +1

    Hi Simon! First of all coming from a total beginner and hobbyist background in photography. I've found your videos to be the best I've seen from my perspective. So well explained! concise, direct and clear, just great. I have a DLSR canon 250D I bought some years with my girlfriend that we use for excursions, hikes and travel. I've been as crazy looking up lately to bump up the game by trying to enter into a full frame mirrorless . But it's just so expensive if you take into account the lenses. I kinda like the photos from the 250D but video is kinda bad, and struggling to find a tool to make good videos specially for travels even though i have an iPhone 13 pro. I'm kinda defeated in going into full frame and just thought about picking up a canon EF 50 mm f/1.8 STM and a EF-S 17-55 mm f/2.8 IS USM. It's just bummer to invest in objectives that can't be used in the future in a full frame. I would be willing to spend around 1500, so not sure what path to take. Sorry for the long story and keep up with the great job in the channel!!

    • @simon_dentremont
      @simon_dentremont  Год назад +1

      The nifty fifty 50mm is a solid choice. A used used EF 24-70 II f2.8 should fit in your budget.

  • @uncle0eric
    @uncle0eric Год назад +2

    Instead of painting the owl and post with a brush, would it also work to apply a gradient to both? Well, it would work, yes, but is there a reason to prefer the other approach?

    • @simon_dentremont
      @simon_dentremont  Год назад +1

      That would be fine. I was just looking to demonstrate some features and thinking while editing.

    • @trevvrun
      @trevvrun Год назад +1

      I think I prefer the method Simon used because gradients are in a straight line, but Simon was able to contour it a little with the feathered brush which seems more natural.

    • @uncle0eric
      @uncle0eric Год назад

      Good point. I hadn't thought of that.

  • @kilobitti
    @kilobitti Год назад +1

    Nice work! I would’ve gotten rid of the red spot on the left, though. It doesn’t serve the image, and is an unecessary distraction.

  • @T.M.G2014
    @T.M.G2014 Год назад +1

    oh boy im cramming in the info now , so easy to follow and understand from an adhd mind thanks simon

  • @flossiechops1
    @flossiechops1 Год назад +1

    Thank you for this am going to give it a try!

  • @JuanLopezmusica
    @JuanLopezmusica Год назад +1

    Wow I have new Lightroom and I have use this since I purchased my license. Seems like Lightroom classic is behind on this tools

  • @MyraMurphy-zw1ey
    @MyraMurphy-zw1ey Год назад +1

    wow! I love your videos. You always explain things so I'm able to understand! Thank you!

  • @dominikmichalek478
    @dominikmichalek478 Год назад +1

    I am pure amateur and this just made my photos a little bit better in small steps. :D

  • @GustavoOrozco-m4u
    @GustavoOrozco-m4u Год назад +1

    Hi Simon! Thanks again for a great video. Greetings from Costa Rica.

  • @colinmelhuish1254
    @colinmelhuish1254 Год назад +1

    Superb end result. Thanks for posting.

  • @LauMagroTheFrenchKOInection
    @LauMagroTheFrenchKOInection Год назад +1

    Very comprehensive video. Thank you Simon, it was nice and easy to follow.

  • @jamesbarnes3063
    @jamesbarnes3063 Год назад +1

    Yes I do, thank you for the tips, you have explained this very well

  • @Kellysher
    @Kellysher 9 месяцев назад +1

    I got back into photography after a 20 year break. I’d much rather be in Nature than in front of a computer! Luckily I found Lightroom classic pretty quickly, as I liked the organization features, and great editing features. Adobe has made this such a powerful tool, I don’t know why I would need anything else. I have Photoshop, but I honestly don’t use it. I guess I don’t know what I don’t know! What can Photoshop do that I might be missing?

    • @simon_dentremont
      @simon_dentremont  9 месяцев назад

      Photoshop can combine several images, for example, but Lightroom is very powerful, a d like you, I use PS less and less

  • @valmaivorster4826
    @valmaivorster4826 Год назад +2

    Simon would you please tell me how to go back to my screen on the photo I am working on once I have pressed the Y key to observe before and after photos. I did not know how to go that screen to continue on my editing on my photo. Thanks Simon for your tips they are so helpful.

  • @babajaiy8246
    @babajaiy8246 Год назад +1

    My workflow is view overall images in Bridge then select a photo I want to begin working on in PS...I shoot raw, so clicking on image brings up ACR first which now has these new AI mask features.
    I find the AI is not very good for most images in isolating their respective targets. It seems to only work well with already very well defined differences in the image.
    I find I end up using the brush for the masks. Even then, the brush is a bit cumbersome.
    I think the next best step would be to include the PS lasso tools and selection tools like magic lasso. And also to be able to save defined selections as named, like in PS.
    Also, I don't know if it was newly included with the AI mask - but there is a 'new' denoise which really works great. Not the old standard noise feature that's still there.
    Maybe I just discovered this 'new' noise.

  • @pedzsan
    @pedzsan Год назад +1

    Question: It appears to me that sometimes when selecting an object (subject, background, etc), the mask will be feathered at the edges. Have you noticed this? Sometimes its what you want and other times it isn’t since you want the modifications to go to the edge of the object and not feather out. I’m not 100% sure this is happening but I’m pretty sure it is.

    • @simon_dentremont
      @simon_dentremont  Год назад

      It may be, and this may be ok. it’s possible to refine these masks further with add and subtract.

  • @francoishoule3647
    @francoishoule3647 Год назад +1

    C'est toi le meilleur. Bravo!

  • @philliponfitness
    @philliponfitness Год назад +1

    this is awesome anything to speed up workflow is 👍 + end result is epic

  • @delgrandephotos
    @delgrandephotos Год назад +1

    lightroom is complete now, it is such a great software

  • @wolfrehm6314
    @wolfrehm6314 Месяц назад +1

    Good way to bring more „3d“ with darken one side - great video well explained!

  • @sherifbadawy8188
    @sherifbadawy8188 Год назад +1

    Thank you so much Simon, is there away to speed up this process, like a base that can be applied before processing, as sometimes I have 100s of pictures. Thank you so much.

    • @simon_dentremont
      @simon_dentremont  Год назад +1

      Yes, you can save adjustments as. preset, and apply them to a whole group.

  • @hasanrokni1661
    @hasanrokni1661 Год назад +1

    I'm always waiting for your new video. 💚

  • @guymatson7731
    @guymatson7731 Год назад +1

    Another great video! With the hurricane approach your area stay safe!

  • @Roy_Venema
    @Roy_Venema Год назад +3

    For the eyes there is a preset called iris improvement. You’ll find it in the drop-down list at the top.

    • @simon_dentremont
      @simon_dentremont  Год назад +2

      Yes, but for some reason I never liked it as much as my own tweaks.

    • @leolundgren3989
      @leolundgren3989 Год назад +1

      Didn't know this. Thanks! :)

  • @AIMELtv
    @AIMELtv Год назад +1

    Hi M. d'Entremont. I just discovered your youtube channel. I like the way you explain whatever you want to your odience. Altought we dont photograph the same subjects, most of your workshop apply to my projects ! Thanks a lot. BTW im also from eastern canada! :)

  • @BobSouthDakota
    @BobSouthDakota Год назад +1

    Wonderful information Simon, thank you!

  • @jbtubman
    @jbtubman Год назад +1

    Very helpful! Probably the best thing that I will learn today.

  • @extremedoopy9972
    @extremedoopy9972 Год назад +1

    Thank you for this video Simon it helped me a lot! I have an off topic question, I was wondering how I could protect my lens and camera in -30 weather and maintain good performance? I upgraded to a D750 from my 3200 and use a 200-500mm nikon lens for my wildlife photos and winter is coming up. Last winter I had a D3200 and my focal speed slowed down significantly but im not sure if its the lens or camera battery weaking or a little bit of both, the battery is a lot worse on the 3200 compared to my D750 so thats why i ask. Getting in a car isnt always an option for me to quickly warm up the lens as I am still working on my learners. I always carry 3 fully charged batteries with me. Cheers!

    • @simon_dentremont
      @simon_dentremont  Год назад

      Keep your batteries warn using inside pockets and they’ll last a bit longer

    • @extremedoopy9972
      @extremedoopy9972 Год назад

      I assumed so, ill give it a shot with my D750 and see how it goes this time, hopefully much better than my D3200, thanks!@@simon_dentremont

  • @jmg5878
    @jmg5878 Год назад +1

    I run a Facebook group Ohio Photography definitely shared it there. Love your vids very informative. I knew about these masks and almost skipped this vid. Glad I didn’t still learned a lot 🙏

  • @carlomaule
    @carlomaule Год назад +5

    Hi Simon, as always, excellent video to help improve, from photography techniques to post-production and if it is also useful for those who want to enter the photographic world beyond the amateur level. 😉

  • @gmowad
    @gmowad 9 месяцев назад +1

    Wow!!! Thanks Simon!

  • @MrBrabo1
    @MrBrabo1 Год назад +1

    Dear Simon,
    Excellent video!!
    When do you usually apply the noisereduction? Especially when you add clarity?
    Greetings!

    • @simon_dentremont
      @simon_dentremont  Год назад +1

      Sometimes at the end globally, but if I have a mask for the background selected, that’s a good time to do it too, and avoid losing detail on the subject.

  • @martinpettinger
    @martinpettinger Год назад +1

    A big thank you Simon 👍

  • @michaelladd3628
    @michaelladd3628 Год назад +2

    All your videos are informative and excellent learning experiences. I too would like to see more editing videos. Maybe, one that would require global adjustments as well as some fine tuning with masking or dodge and burn. Thanks.

  • @poul
    @poul Год назад +1

    that image really POPPED!

  • @scottdiamond7133
    @scottdiamond7133 Год назад +1

    Great video, thanks from Western Canada

  • @davidgommeren7283
    @davidgommeren7283 Год назад +1

    Thanks for the video! What an efficient and quick way to make a good image even better. Personally, I preferred the original (I only crop rotate and do some colour corrections if something is obviously off), but commercially the processed one is probably preferably. One thing I noticed though is that on 100% the image did not look any sharper as some of the images I take. I assume the ISO was quite high due to the weather conditions (and maybe time of day). But maybe I should be less critical of my images in the future if everything else is nice (and I use a rather cheap Panasonic m4/3 body).

  • @jeromeThailande
    @jeromeThailande Год назад +1

    That's impressive ,I don't shoot raw because it takes too much time and I'm too lazy ,but for this one I like better the original file gold softer creamy background over bluish too contrasty background I would lighten the darker parts of the background to make it even more even /abstract

  • @Roseeeeee
    @Roseeeeee Год назад +1

    Great video! I'm new to light room! Do you have a video showing how yours is set up?