Thank you Mick for your kind words, they are very much appreciated. Personally, I really like this image, it is one of my favorites and I had a lot of fun creating it 😀
As an old school tech creative I must say that your vision and capability is superb. Always taking it to the next level of vision and perfection. Well done mate.
I believe that I have watched all of your videos... If not I will have very soon. Then start over. I have used the radial filter before but only to lighten my subject a bit.. You have opened my eyes to a completely new way of editing. Some of my older images that I have always liked but , ya know just a little something was missing, have taken on a whole new life with the day to night process. Thank you so much. Love your work and your willingness to share.
Thank you Steve for your Kind words, and comment, I am very happy to hear that you have progressed with your Photography and I have been helpful in this process 😀
Jamie, keep doing these gr8 video-tutorial series. They are full of insights. Actually, I really enjoy watching them: it is a learning relaxing experience! Please, try to keep them short if possible.
Yes, I have noted that a number of people have had the same issue, including myself, but that is what beta editions are for and I am so grateful that we are able to revert to earlier editions of the software with no issues 😀
Thanks for showing when and how to use the magnetic lasso. Also, it looks like the generative fill is going to open up a lot of options for "busy" scenes. Icing on the cake, how to turn day into night. Wow, glad I discovered your channel!
Superb work. A lot of work. Probably the best example of this new extraordinary feature -- AI generate. One tiny suggestion. Maybe delete the double yellow street line.
Thank you for your kind words, your comment is much appreciated. Yes, I thought about the double yellow line for a while, keep/remove, I ended up keeping it, as the picture was very much about the truck and so the road theme seemed right, but you are welcome to down load the RAW image and have a go yourself 😀
Hi, thank you, very good work from a fairly banal photo, personally I prefer to take the time on the shot, but when you have no choice with the situations of the day it's incredibly well done,bravo!
Many thanks for the feedback, as you say if you have the time and the opportunity it is far better situation, in this case, I wanted the shot of the truck outside the wonderful wild west buildings, but it was so busy 😀
Great tutorial. I really like that you give attention to the shadows and the lights, Very realistic night shot. This really helps to think through the time of day and where the natural light would fall. So helpful. Thank you!
Another amazing transformation Jamie, well done. Just wondered why you didn't consider a sky replacement as that original one was very bright? Saying that...Really love what you do with this pic, as said before will give it a go soon with one of mine but as yet can't decide what photo to use as a first attempt. Superb Jamie well done. Colin Devon.
Hey Colin, thanks for your kind words and comment, a sky replacement would have helped a great deal, the problem I have is I try to keep my videos to no more than one hour, and in this case, I failed with the amount of work required. Something to consider if I ever revisit this photo 😀
Unbelievable Jamie! Your work just blows me away. What you can do with a picture, and then make it amazing just marvels me. Well done, I only wish I had your talent.
Hey Todd, thank you for your comment and for your kind words, it is very much appreciated. One of my aims is to help people understand Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop better, by taking them from start to finish through an edit, and by giving you the RAW image as well you can follow along. I am confident that most people will be able to learn and improve their photography by following some or all of my tuition 😀
Thank You - learning so much and starting to feel more comfortable with Lightroom to Photoshop Beta. Still having trouble with sending image over to Photoshop Beta. Hopeful they can fix soon. Thanks Again!
You can always revert back to Photoshop Beta 24.7 in your Creative Cloud App, this version does not have the Lightroom transfer issues, the latest 25.0 version is the one with the problem. 😀
Impressively quick and easy and a beautiful result! I travel extensively creating images very much like this for high-end clients with some pretty special cars, trucks, motorcycles, etc. Previously, I would work in total darkness shooting between 100 and 500 separately lit images , then create layers, detailing each part of the image to end up with scenes similar to what you're doing here. Total time spent shooting and processing the final piece could approach 30 hours. With the advent of AI, I see a whole different workflow on the horizon...
Many thanks for the comment, as you say the advent of Ai has increased productivity as well as improved the end results. I have only recently started to use these tools, the more I practice the better I become, it is so impressive what can be achieved 😀
Personally, I have tried two different Wacom tablets, an A4 and A3 version, and both worked extremely well, I have also tried a number of different mice and trackpads, to be honest, I am happy to just use my MacBook Pro in-built trackpad, it is large and sensitive and allows for many different finger gestures and finger combinations, something that you notice is very much missing with Windows computers. If you are a Windows user, then a Wacom tablet is an excellent step up for your input options. 😀
Love watching these videos. Ive tried a few day to night photos already following you ..... not bad, but i've got a way to go go yet. Can you do a video on how to work between two separate photos. I am trying to cut out - lets say - a person, from one photo and move and re-size in another photo.
Hi Keith, thanks for the comment and suggestion regarding working between two photos, well you will be very happy to know that I have a video already on this, see here :- ruclips.net/video/inTpN6LVb5Q/видео.html&ab_channel=JamieRMathlin. 😀
Jamie: this is in respone to your info on exposure changes for printing. Thank you for that. But, I also have to say that aesthetically a night image is a difficult sell. For some reason it doesn't carry the cache in the collectors art world. Show me images of night scenes - some in b&w, very few in color. - that are collectible. The drama is there, but you don't see these printable images in an art exhibit. This is just my take on the situation.
I think you are right buddy, you do not see many nighttime shots selling as fine art. Personally, I do not market my images for sale, I just love to show people how I process, and I hope that many people get enjoyment from what I do 😀
Well Mr Jamie,y are not photographer, y are amazing painter . Following y some time, learn lots but one thing I want to ask. Expl: if I start editing how can I make pause for an day,two and then continue where I left off, and at the same time have the possibility to repair or return to a previous state.
If you use Adobe Lightroom Classic on your computer, you can just stop editing at anytime, close Lightroom, or move to another image without any of your work being lost, when you go back to the same image, it will be exactly where you left off, with the history fully available. Adobe Photoshop is the same as long as you click save when it asks you if you want to leave. I use the Adobe Creative Cloud App (CC) this makes managing your Adobe software easy and reliable. I hope this was helpful :-)
I was using Topaz Denoise until Lightroom Denoise came out, now I just use Adobe Lightroom Denoise, it is no better than Topaz, but also Topaz is no better, so it is just quick and easy to use the in-built Denoise in Lightroom now 😀
Is it possible to take picture of same scene at another time of day when people/other cars are not there and then use AI in a “comparative generative” mode to fill in selections?
@@RonMcBride-ip4fr great that you solved the issue. Generative Fill comes up with some very interesting results sometimes, I have found that a little trial and error generally gets me to where I want to be 😀
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I am completely blown away with the way you go about your craft Jamie you inspire me ,God has Blessed you with this incredible gift .
Thank you Mick for your kind words, they are very much appreciated. Personally, I really like this image, it is one of my favorites and I had a lot of fun creating it 😀
Very nice process...
thank you 😀
Amazing transformation from where you started off
is it not so much fun 😀
As an old school tech creative I must say that your vision and capability is superb. Always taking it to the next level of vision and perfection. Well done mate.
Thank you John, your kind words are very much appreciated 😀
Fantastic Jaimie! The home of Bonanza. The Ponderosa & the Cartwright family - old time BW western on tv. Great lessons!
Hey Peggy, really nice to hear from you, hope you are well. I remember those TV programmes, specifically Bonanza 😀speak soon...
I believe that I have watched all of your videos... If not I will have very soon. Then start over. I have used the radial filter before but only to lighten my subject a bit.. You have opened my eyes to a completely new way of editing. Some of my older images that I have always liked but , ya know just a little something was missing, have taken on a whole new life with the day to night process. Thank you so much. Love your work and your willingness to share.
Thank you Steve for your Kind words, and comment, I am very happy to hear that you have progressed with your Photography and I have been helpful in this process 😀
Jamie, keep doing these gr8 video-tutorial series. They are full of insights. Actually, I really enjoy watching them: it is a learning relaxing experience! Please, try to keep them short if possible.
Thank you for the comment, for information I normally edit the videos down from 1.5hrs 😀
I had no idea photoshop has progressed so much! Pretty impressive work. Thanks for sharing.
you are very welcome and thank you for the comment 😀
I just discovered you and I must say I really like your videos!
Thank you Klaus 😀 I always welcome questions, comments, and tips in the comments section of my video, so feel free to communicate!
Hi Jamie . Thankyou for saying the new beta version has a problem with transfer from Lightroom . I also had problems with it .
I had the same problem. Went back to the older version and all sorted 👌
Yes, I have noted that a number of people have had the same issue, including myself, but that is what beta editions are for and I am so grateful that we are able to revert to earlier editions of the software with no issues 😀
I really enjoy your tutorials THANK YOU
thank you for taking the time to what them, it is very much appreciated 😀
Vos vidéos sont des cadeaux pour moi !
Merci pour vos aimables paroles, elles sont très appréciées 😀
Great job Jamie
thank you |😀
Thank you for this edit and I’m sure I will be going back and watch many many more of your videos.
You are very welcome, and if you have any comments or questions in the future feel free to get in contact 😀
Simply unbelievable.
😀
Another excellent tutorial on lighting using Adobe Lightroom. Thanks
thank you 😀
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. I am learning so much from you. All your videos are just amazing.
Hi Ali, thank you for your kind words and comment, it is very much appreciated 😀
Jamie just found your videos and this one was truly amazing learnt a lot many thanks
You are very welcome 😀
Thanks for showing when and how to use the magnetic lasso. Also, it looks like the generative fill is going to open up a lot of options for "busy" scenes. Icing on the cake, how to turn day into night. Wow, glad I discovered your channel!
Glad to have you on board 😀 and thanks for the comment, it is much appreciated!
Excellent video.
`hey Pavan, hope you had a great birthday !
Superb work. A lot of work. Probably the best example of this new extraordinary feature -- AI generate. One tiny suggestion. Maybe delete the double yellow street line.
Thank you for your kind words, your comment is much appreciated. Yes, I thought about the double yellow line for a while, keep/remove, I ended up keeping it, as the picture was very much about the truck and so the road theme seemed right, but you are welcome to down load the RAW image and have a go yourself 😀
Superb Work Sir
thank you 😀
Sir,the work you are doing beyond my imanigation but not everyone is as gifted as you are God Bless you. And thank you from Bodrum Turkey
Maravilloso.
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La didáctica es excelente y el resultado es increíble. mis atentos saludos.@@jamiermathlin
Amazing work. I’m speechless 👏👏👏
thank you so much, your comment is very much appreciated 😀
Hi Jamie I have just discovered your channel and must say the transformations from original to finished image are amazing. A big 👍s up.
Thank you Nick, glad to have you on board, the adventure will continue 😀and thank you for the 👍s up
Hi, thank you, very good work from a fairly banal photo, personally I prefer to take the time on the shot, but when you have no choice with the situations of the day it's incredibly well done,bravo!
Many thanks for the feedback, as you say if you have the time and the opportunity it is far better situation, in this case, I wanted the shot of the truck outside the wonderful wild west buildings, but it was so busy 😀
@@jamiermathlin 👍🙂
Great tuts sir!
thank you 😀
Great tutorial. I really like that you give attention to the shadows and the lights, Very realistic night shot. This really helps to think through the time of day and where the natural light would fall. So helpful. Thank you!
Thank you for your kind words, and the comment, it is very much appreciated. It inspires me to make more 😀
Amazing work, thank you. Great attention to detail, makes a difference.
thank you for your kind words and the comment, it is very much appreciated 😀
As always an excellent job Jamie, I love your videos, since you learn a lot with them. Thank you very much for spending your time.
You are very welcome Jose, thank you for taking the time to leave a comment, it is very much appreciated 😀
Another amazing transformation Jamie, well done. Just wondered why you didn't consider a sky replacement as that original one was very bright? Saying that...Really love what you do with this pic, as said before will give it a go soon with one of mine but as yet can't decide what photo to use as a first attempt. Superb Jamie well done. Colin Devon.
Hey Colin, thanks for your kind words and comment, a sky replacement would have helped a great deal, the problem I have is I try to keep my videos to no more than one hour, and in this case, I failed with the amount of work required. Something to consider if I ever revisit this photo 😀
I used the pen tool for precise selections. Seemed to go a bit faster.
I will try that, see if it is an better, great tip, thanks 😀
Unbelievable Jamie! Your work just blows me away. What you can do with a picture, and then make it amazing just marvels me. Well done, I only wish I had your talent.
Hey Todd, thank you for your comment and for your kind words, it is very much appreciated. One of my aims is to help people understand Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop better, by taking them from start to finish through an edit, and by giving you the RAW image as well you can follow along. I am confident that most people will be able to learn and improve their photography by following some or all of my tuition 😀
This is beautiful! One of your impressive works!
Thank you for your kind words 😀
Thank You - learning so much and starting to feel more comfortable with Lightroom to Photoshop Beta. Still having trouble with sending image over to Photoshop Beta. Hopeful they can fix soon. Thanks Again!
You can always revert back to Photoshop Beta 24.7 in your Creative Cloud App, this version does not have the Lightroom transfer issues, the latest 25.0 version is the one with the problem. 😀
Impressively quick and easy and a beautiful result! I travel extensively creating images very much like this for high-end clients with some pretty special cars, trucks, motorcycles, etc. Previously, I would work in total darkness shooting between 100 and 500 separately lit images , then create layers, detailing each part of the image to end up with scenes similar to what you're doing here. Total time spent shooting and processing the final piece could approach 30 hours. With the advent of AI, I see a whole different workflow on the horizon...
Many thanks for the comment, as you say the advent of Ai has increased productivity as well as improved the end results. I have only recently started to use these tools, the more I practice the better I become, it is so impressive what can be achieved 😀
Impressive indeed! Those aliens are getting smarter and smarter!!!
Hi Jamie, Do you recommend a Wacom Tablet, Love your work. Thank You
Personally, I have tried two different Wacom tablets, an A4 and A3 version, and both worked extremely well, I have also tried a number of different mice and trackpads, to be honest, I am happy to just use my MacBook Pro in-built trackpad, it is large and sensitive and allows for many different finger gestures and finger combinations, something that you notice is very much missing with Windows computers. If you are a Windows user, then a Wacom tablet is an excellent step up for your input options. 😀
Love watching these videos. Ive tried a few day to night photos already following you ..... not bad, but i've got a way to go go yet. Can you do a video on how to work between two separate photos. I am trying to cut out - lets say - a person, from one photo and move and re-size in another photo.
Hi Keith, thanks for the comment and suggestion regarding working between two photos, well you will be very happy to know that I have a video already on this, see here :- ruclips.net/video/inTpN6LVb5Q/видео.html&ab_channel=JamieRMathlin. 😀
Jamie: this is in respone to your info on exposure changes for printing. Thank you for that. But, I also have to say that aesthetically a night image is a difficult sell. For some reason it doesn't carry the cache in the collectors art world. Show me images of night scenes - some in b&w, very few in color. - that are collectible. The drama is there, but you don't see these printable images in an art exhibit. This is just my take on the situation.
I think you are right buddy, you do not see many nighttime shots selling as fine art. Personally, I do not market my images for sale, I just love to show people how I process, and I hope that many people get enjoyment from what I do 😀
excelente app
Muchas gracias por tu comentario 😀
Well Mr Jamie,y are not photographer, y are amazing painter .
Following y some time, learn lots but one thing I want to ask. Expl: if I start editing how can I make pause for an day,two and then continue where I left off, and at the same time have the possibility to repair or return to a previous state.
If you use Adobe Lightroom Classic on your computer, you can just stop editing at anytime, close Lightroom, or move to another image without any of your work being lost, when you go back to the same image, it will be exactly where you left off, with the history fully available. Adobe Photoshop is the same as long as you click save when it asks you if you want to leave. I use the Adobe Creative Cloud App (CC) this makes managing your Adobe software easy and reliable. I hope this was helpful :-)
@@jamiermathlin clear.🥰
Do you ever use Topaz Denoise or Topaz AI
I was using Topaz Denoise until Lightroom Denoise came out, now I just use Adobe Lightroom Denoise, it is no better than Topaz, but also Topaz is no better, so it is just quick and easy to use the in-built Denoise in Lightroom now 😀
Is it possible to take picture of same scene at another time of day when people/other cars are not there and then use AI in a “comparative generative” mode to fill in selections?
It could be, the power of AI does seem to be rather endless, have a go and let me know how you get on 😀
@@jamiermathlin If Adobe is listening, this should be their next update feature.
I need the new photoshop and lightroom 😂
😀😃
No matter what I do, I cannot get rid of that guy's legs. They are impervious to my generative fill attempts. But....good video
Always the case! As soon as you post a problem, you find a solution 2 min later. I took the guy out before the car and it worked.
@@RonMcBride-ip4fr great that you solved the issue. Generative Fill comes up with some very interesting results sometimes, I have found that a little trial and error generally gets me to where I want to be 😀
Once again, I have to say your end product is suberb electronically. I want a printed results, but I fear it will not produce as well on paper.
when it comes to printing, I usually raise the exposure by 1/2 to 3/4 of a stop and decrease the contrast by 10 points 😀
The pen tool is your friend
omg, keep talking on work. slow than asian efficiency.
Sorry I do not understand, can you say your comment a different way 😀or speak in your own language, I can translate, thanks