I’m amazed that you got sharp pictures of such a quick bird at 1/250. I think that 1/800 is the slowest shutter speed that I ever use. I generally try for between 1/1000 & 1/2000.
Love your minimalistic way of editing! I also much prefer to have very naturalistic colours and as little editing as possible, it gives the images such an understated, elegant look! Thanks for the tipps ^^
Thanks Trond you answered my question. Hope you are keeping well. I love to edit as well...usually put a podcast on listen away and edit away. Always appreciate all you share.... hey when are you and your Landscape Photography friend will do another video. He needs more exposure because he's channel is fantastic and always a great adventure. 🇨🇦❣
Hi Trond, fascinating video on how you edit your images in Lightroom, I learnt a lot. I also have the Topaz denoise filter and it is amazing, what a fantastic piece of software. The reason I wanted to write was to comment on how tiny the adjustments you make in Lightroom and yet they make such a huge difference, that really was an eye-opener. On another note, do you have short-eared owls where you live? They are my favourite bird - have you ever done a video photographing them? Thank you Trond. Regards from England! Tom
Hi Tron, like your channel, very nice images and trips you do! Have you tried to add a thin black boarder on your images, just a few millimeters from the image it self. It really enhances the colors in the image and focuses on the subject. In my opinion atleast. ;) Keep up the good work!
Hey Trond, great video on how you edit your images. When I bought the Z6ll I was using photoshop elements, it wouldn't open the raw files of the Z6ll so I had to move up to lightroom. So it's nice to see how you work with it. Hey it might be fun seeing you edit a video! Greg
Oh my god, he literally waited for some seconds. Society is so messed up with modern computers today ^^ Sure, just continue to buy a new computer every year instead of waiting some seconds ^^
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Hi Trond. I enjoyed watching your work flow. I learned quite a bit.
I’m amazed that you got sharp pictures of such a quick bird at 1/250. I think that 1/800 is the slowest shutter speed that I ever use. I generally try for between 1/1000 & 1/2000.
Great content Trond. Thank you for the tutorial.
Fantastic work thanks for great information
Great video Trond, in English it would be the canvas size for the white border.
Love your minimalistic way of editing! I also much prefer to have very naturalistic colours and as little editing as possible, it gives the images such an understated, elegant look! Thanks for the tipps ^^
Great tips Trond, I need to try some of them 👍🏻
Nice work once again Trond.
Like the way you think when editing your pictures in a minimalistic way :)
I like your editing style. I would like to add the white border to some of my images--can you please let me know in English where to do this. Thanks.
Trend, if you have to use Topaz Den-noise and Topaz Sharpen which do you do first? I agree, I love these Topaz products.
Thanks Trond you answered my question. Hope you are keeping well. I love to edit as well...usually put a podcast on listen away and edit away. Always appreciate all you share.... hey when are you and your Landscape Photography friend will do another video. He needs more exposure because he's channel is fantastic and always a great adventure. 🇨🇦❣
Hi Trond, fascinating video on how you edit your images in Lightroom, I learnt a lot. I also have the Topaz denoise filter and it is amazing, what a fantastic piece of software. The reason I wanted to write was to comment on how tiny the adjustments you make in Lightroom and yet they make such a huge difference, that really was an eye-opener. On another note, do you have short-eared owls where you live? They are my favourite bird - have you ever done a video photographing them? Thank you Trond. Regards from England! Tom
Hi Trond, do you always edit in lightroom before going to topaz denoise? Thanks, keep up the great work!
Thanks for the video! Do you run Topaz *after* Lightroom for a reason, or could it be run before without a problem?
Hi Tron, like your channel, very nice images and trips you do! Have you tried to add a thin black boarder on your images, just a few millimeters from the image it self. It really enhances the colors in the image and focuses on the subject. In my opinion atleast. ;) Keep up the good work!
Hey Trond, great video on how you edit your images. When I bought the Z6ll I was using photoshop elements, it wouldn't open the raw files of the Z6ll so I had to move up to lightroom. So it's nice to see how you work with it. Hey it might be fun seeing you edit a video! Greg
You can use camera raw with adobe cc
Hello ,what is your Mac? So SLOOOOOW. You are a very patient man . :D
Oh my god, he literally waited for some seconds. Society is so messed up with modern computers today ^^
Sure, just continue to buy a new computer every year instead of waiting some seconds ^^
As most of you already know: Great photos are not taken. They are CREATED in lightroom. Sad.
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