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@ParkerPhotographic 6 дней назад

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@jsmdllc 5 месяцев назад

I’m currently taking a digital photography class once/week and this video is so timely and accessible thank you!!

@juliobarkan9529 5 месяцев назад

Extremely helpful and a wonderful edit. Would like to see and learn more editing such as this only with portraits and have the image jump off the screen as above. Use LRc and Luminar Neo and a little Photo Shop. Very little. Thank you for all the knowledge and help you have extended to us,

@mickysmith5251 5 месяцев назад

This was great! Learned so much. Have to keep watching it over as I practice on one of my photos. would love to see more of these videos..so much to learn in LR Classic. Thank you for posting!

@iris66 5 месяцев назад

Very useful tutorial Chris, thank you. I've not long switched from GIMP to Affinity and I'm still finding my way around that so it might take a while to find some of the equivalent tools that you use here, but that's half the fun of learning something new, right?! You said with this image you intentionally exposed for the sky so you didn't lose the detail in it, so I'm assuming lifting shadows gets better results than trying to turn down a blown out sky. Is that right? Or are their times you would sacrifice the sky in order to correctly expose for the foreground?

@ParkerPhotographic 5 месяцев назад

In Affinity, the Dehaze tool is known as "Haze," and it's a filter. Check the Filter menu to find it. No detail in a sky ruins an image more so than no detail in the foreground. The dramatic sky pulls you in. There's less detail in the subject/foreground due to underexposing. However, I'm o.k. with that since I'm not as interested in grass/weeds, rocks, etc. If I had time, I would have bracketed for both the sky and foreground. It's the best of both worlds. However, I probably would have edited the same and lost detail in the shadows to emphasize the sky/highlights. In extreme High Dynamic range images, I bracket 3 - 5 exposures. This is the case in places where there's a huge valley/gorge; Grand Canyon, Letchworth or in dark places like Antelope Canyon. In those locations, exposing just for the sky means you'll lose the majority of shadow detail after "fixing."

@pattymattes7124 5 месяцев назад

I always lover your editing tutorials. Thanks!!!

@danielcothran1700 5 месяцев назад

Very helpful Chris! Thanks for going through it in so much detail for us.

@jsmdllc 5 месяцев назад

Moooooore please :-)))))

@EJBS1991 5 месяцев назад

I use Gimp 😅

@pennyandstuartirvine6897 5 месяцев назад

Hi Chris, great video. I’m using Darktable, can you advise the best modules to use to achieve similar results? Thanks

@ParkerPhotographic 5 месяцев назад

Are you already familiar with masking in darktable? the Dehaze tool in darktable is named "haze."

@pennyandstuartirvine6897 5 месяцев назад

@@ParkerPhotographic Thanks for the reply, I’m not overly familiar with masking at the moment, I’m going to be looking at some tutorials on masking soon