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How To EFFECTIVELY Edit Your Landscape RAWs
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- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2023
- If you like this concept and approach, please check out my masterclass on processing which includes many raw files to follow along with www.williampat...
In this video here, I share a simple and effective approach for processing your landscape photographs, to make your images less flat and more vibrant.
I hope you enjoy!
That aerial was transformed into a thing of raw beauty. Makes me want to get out there, fly like a bird, find some snow peaks, come back and process like William... oh well...
I am primarily a wildlife photographer and while I find those images easier to process, I’ve always found landscapes quite daunting because of the complexity of techniques needed to effectively edit an Image; I’ve watched many landscape photography RUclips channels and you are by far, IMO, the best! You explain things so effortlessly and its easy to follow along. You truly are a great teacher and I believe so much in what you teach that I decided to buy your courses; very excited to dive into those! Thanks again for all your hard work🙏🏻
That truly means a lot, thank you SO much. Keep in touch and reach out anytime :)
Nice one Will, thank you. You have definitely packed this video with tips!
Thank you! 🙏🏻
Thank you. It’s nice observing the different styles of processing. The photos are beautiful!
Thank you mate.
Neat to see shots from our recent workshop. I like the look!
😂😂 Neat as! Thanks mate 🙏🏻
These videos are just so useful and informative. Great teaching style Will. Thanks for the effort you put in.
Means a lot. Thanks, as always! No bloopers in this one too! lol
I find these videos on processing very useful Thanks
Thanks mate 🙏🏻
Another cracking video with clear informative editing tips. I like your workflow and your use of colour mixing and grading. It’s a stunning image. Using the sliders on the curve tool 👏🏼👍🏼🤩 Also, the letter ‘K’ shortcut.
Thank you 😎👍🏼
Legend, thanks a lot mate! Appreciate the support and comment 🙏🏻☺️
One of the things I like about the color grading panel, you can choose no color, and still adjust the brightness. I'll actually do that quite often, to lighten up my midtones. Every now and again, I'll give it some color, but more often than not, I leave it in the center, and just turn it up a lil. Works well for darkening down too,targeting just the midtones.
True. Similar to doing it in curves adjustment.
Thank you, I never knew camera raw was just as good as lightroom. Would you be able to do more like these?
Yeah that’s all I use :) sure thing. There’s also a few others already posted on my channel. Cheers
New subscriber and I just want to thank you for the amount of fantastic inspiration, tip and tricks I have learned so far going through your videos - you, sir, are a legend 🤟📸
Wishing you and yours a very happy new year 🙏🏻
Thanks mate, I appreciate it! 🙏🏻☺️👊🏻
Good stuff. I always learn something in your videos. Thank you!
Glad to hear it! Thanks mate 🙏🏻
Just found your channel.. Great tutorial.
Glad you enjoyed. Hope you like the rest on the channel :) thanks!
Thank you!! 😃
Love it!! 🖼️ Do you think the landscape profile is mostly raising the overall blues & greens?
Love your calm explanation steps by 👣 🙂 I only can not believe that You have only over 20k Sub...
Any way, thank You so much for sharing with us Your Knowledge 👌 very appreciated 🙂
Thank you friend. New channel, so it’s a slow grind 🙏🏻💚
😳 Wow!
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What’s the advantage to making adjustments to the sliders, then painting them in, rather than painting in a brush, then adjusting the sliders? Maybe I’m overthinking it?
I’d rather see the result happening in real time, then I get a feel for it and continue painting. If I paint first then make the adjustment, I may find that I painted too far. Doesn’t matter either way. Personal preference. Feels more organic for me to put paint on my brush first before touching the canvas.
I would think it's best to adjust the light before adjusting the color. No?
Doesn’t matter too much. Personal preference. I approach every image differently.