Another good video, Tom and as usual I learned something new! My only thought is that while this is good workflow for an image that might need to have a more severe correction and background addition I am not sure if it is practical for the typical speedy workflow that involves a lot of images from a shoot. But this would be great save for the shots that a client wants done at an extreme angle and then asks afterwards if you have any more corrected versions or more background! Been there and done that!
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Another good video, Tom and as usual I learned something new! My only thought is that while this is good workflow for an image that might need to have a more severe correction and background addition I am not sure if it is practical for the typical speedy workflow that involves a lot of images from a shoot. But this would be great save for the shots that a client wants done at an extreme angle and then asks afterwards if you have any more corrected versions or more background! Been there and done that!
Thanks for showing the trick, I wasn't aware of that...Kudos man, keep them coming...Got a new subscriber, today though :)
Very helpful :-)