Highlights VS Whites Explained: How They REALLY Work Together 

You did a good job making sense of these things I didn't really know anything about. Looking forward to more videos.

You are so helpful and this video was so easy to explain and it was so detailed OMG YOU SAVED MY BURNING CURIOSITY

Thank You !

Thank you so much for making this video! I have been looking for a more technical explanation like this for these sliders, and I appreciate how you explained it.

that was so helpful, thank you!

Great walkthrough.

i am a social studies teacher looking for a job, a school i applied in is giving me a job as a computer teacher this video saved my chances in having a job :) very enlightening video (pun very much intended)

Great video, Johnny! I experimented with the white and highlight sliders and found the same results as you mentioned in your video. White covers a wider tonal range and is more aggressive than highlights. If I had found your video earlier, I could have saved some time. 😊 Nonetheless, it is always beneficial to experiment on your own. You could consider delving deeper into this topic by comparing retouching techniques using sliders and curves. It is quite challenging to find a comprehensive video tutorial on this particular process. Alternatively, you could provide an in-depth exploration of the calibration panel or offer a detailed explanation similar to this one, comparing contrast sliders, clarity, and dehaze. Whatever you decide, it is essential to provide a thorough explanation, not only addressing how it can be done but also explaining why it is done that way, as you did in this video. I'm not sure if I have been helpful, but these are just a few possible ideas. Cheers! I appreciate your teaching style and pace. Keep up the good work! 👌

Amazing video, But What's the difference between whites and exposure because both brightens the light/white area? And why the Whites are more mild compare to Exposure? Sorry just curious