Mountain Photography In the Dolomites - From Capture to Processing

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Mountains are perhaps the most magnificent scenes for landscape photographers to capture, and in this video I take you through the making of an image from capture in the Italian Dolomites to final processing.
I’ll be leading a workshop in this fantastic place next autumn, check out my website www.andymumford.com/workshops or the workshop company I partner in www.light-explorers.com/works... for more information.
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26 ноя 2017

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@tediebear3627 6 лет назад

No questions at all. Only appreciations and awe. Thanks for teaching.

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Thanks so much, glad you liked the video

@stegenfeldtEV 5 лет назад

I keep coming back to this video every now and then, so it'd proper to say thanks. :D

@nirvana613 6 лет назад

Very nice to see videos like this explaining the whole process from beginning to end,really conveys the whole journey that envelops these stunning images.Would love to see more of these and more processing tutorials that help understand the basics of these wonderful tools and how to really make the images pop.All the best and looking forward to more amazing videos !

@TitouanDebray 6 лет назад

Those drone shots were absolutely stunning.

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Thanks Tituoan

@seanusmurphy 6 лет назад

Excellent video. Thank you Andy for taking the time to show your process

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Thanks Sean, glad you found it useful

@mingye 4 года назад

Thank you for this video and demystifying the photo editing process!

@Fnzzy 6 лет назад

Hell yeah, new Andy Mumford video!

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Thanks :-)

@DJ5780 5 лет назад

ughh your images give me chilllsss

@wycxx2002 6 лет назад

Thank you so much for this video Andy! Huge fan of your work. Would love to see more videos like this in the future!!

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Hi Sean, thanks for the comment. I'm going to Norway in a couple of weeks so I'll try to put a few more videos like this together while I'm there.

@duhhashmo 3 года назад

WOW thank you for this video! 🙏

@AndyMumford 3 года назад

Thanks so much for watching

@julesrlz 6 лет назад

Hey Andy, great video! I enjoyed the mixture of in the field and post processing, very inspiring.

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Hi Julius, how are you? It was great to meet you and Oya at Seceda, hope the rest of your trip went well. I actually tried to film this at Seceda on the previous evening but the wind and the lack of really interesting light made me give up. I tried again at Tre Cime, but the wind there was incredible, so this was my third attempt. Glad you like it. If we're ever in Berlin we'll look you up, and likewise if you make it over to Portugal let me know.

@alexanderverdoodt 6 лет назад

This video, just like the others on your channel is so great. Been looking for some good 'workflow' video's to improve mine. Glad you made this. Really helpful.

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Hi Alexander, glad you found it useful

@alcor1 6 лет назад

Thank you! Super professional and very helpful post processing. :)

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Cheers, glad you liked the video

@mrdolby 6 лет назад

Excellent piece, really like the start to finish approach!

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Thanks, glad you like it

@ilaw 6 лет назад

Thanks a lot for sharing your editing process. When looking at photographer's work I admire (such as yourself), I'm constantly asking myself what steps they took to achieve the image, so it's nice to see it so clearly explained.

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Thanks for the comment Lawrence, glad you found the video useful

@Grant_Seymour_ 6 лет назад

Andy, this is such an informative video and further opened my eyes to potentials available in post processing. Thank you! Keep up the good work!

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Thanks Grant, glad you found it helpful

@mihgio3235 6 лет назад

stunning!

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Thanks loads

@gharrop1 6 лет назад

Many thanks Andy , very interesting and informative.

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Cheers Jeff

@AlHR23 6 лет назад

Thank you Andy! Another great video :)

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Cheers

@deinien9445 6 лет назад

Thank you so much for this Andy. I hope to join your workshop in the future.

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Glad you like the video. Would love to have you on a workshop in future.

@fabclimbing7842 6 лет назад

Beautiful place and video! Thanks for sharing your work! Well done!

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Thanks Fabrizio, glad you liked the video

@PT-re2gi 6 лет назад

What a professional video. The best photo processing demo I have seen yet. Much thanks for sharing.

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Thanks again

@TokranInami 5 лет назад

Wow, thanks for sharing this full edit. It gave me some good points where i could start integrating Photoshop into my workflow, so far i'm paying for it in the subscription but haven't rellay used it. I really liked your shots shown at the end, especially how you keep them looking fairly natural in contrast to the ultra-edited images you see all that often.

@AndyMumford 5 лет назад

Thanks so much, glad you found the video useful

@jonathanbullman4725 6 лет назад

Hi Andy, great video as usual! Post processing very useful.

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Hi Jonathan, hope you're well. Glad you like the video. The processing was a bit rushed to keep the length down, but it covers pretty much the gist of what I do.

@gibson4ever28 6 лет назад

the dolomites are epic!

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Yes they are :-)

@tomdrinkwater452 6 лет назад

Many thanks for the excellent video!

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Thanks Thomas, glad you liked the video

@JohnMarkYanson 6 лет назад

Thank you for such very informative video. Learning a lot from your videos as I am just starting my journey in photography. Cheers!

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Thanks John

@loadedbylarry 5 лет назад

Great video Andy!

@AndyMumford 5 лет назад

Thanks for watching

@AbhijitNayak25 3 года назад

Thanks for the video, really!

@AndyMumford 3 года назад

Thanks so much for watching

@WepaPix 6 лет назад

Been looking at your work for so long, now you're on youtube!!! Superb!!! Great work, right as I started switching to fujifilm also. Love your work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Inspired!

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Thanks so much for the comment, glad you like my work.

@WepaPix 6 лет назад

I always speak well of you to my friends. I'm glad I can forward them to your youtube channel to check out the master in action. I used to see your stuff in dA. Those were the days. I'll never forget your gallery on there. It changed everything. Thank you.

@samburriss 6 лет назад

Learned a lot from this!

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Thanks Samuel, glad it was useful

@LuigiNespeca 5 лет назад

Very good images Andy! thanks for sharing your workflow. Come to Abruzzo (central Italy) sometime, you'll find some beautiful and super Rocky Mountains to shot. Happy spring, Luigi.

@AndyMumford 5 лет назад

Thanks for watching

@paulwatson1977 6 лет назад

great video more like this please

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Cheers Paul. I'm planning a couple of videos on techniques.

@horaciomillan4181 6 лет назад

I was a little reluctant at some points, but I must say that the final result is great. An extraordinary work, really.

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Thanks Horacio, glad you liked the video. Hope it was useful

@rgrbrn 6 лет назад

Great job! Super interesting post prod!

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Thanks so much

@fidelcashflow4700 6 лет назад

I am glad, I am not the only one with a macbook fan going crazy during work in Lightroom :)

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Lol :-) Actually, my Macbook usually handles Lightroom pretty well. The fan only starts going crazy when I'm screen recording at the same time as using LR.

@CarlosMenciaTT 5 лет назад

Great video again

@AndyMumford 5 лет назад

Thanks again Carlos

@mk_valluri 6 лет назад

Great video and explanation. :-)

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Thanks, glad you liked it :-)

@janzienkiewicz5295 6 лет назад

What a wonderful video thank you for all the insight. I would like to see a similar video involving the actual taking of the photograph. Just to get a fix on the way you are approaching settings and the like. Just involves us the viewer in the experience I suppose. Fab video though thank you.

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Hi Jan, glad you liked the video. There's actually not much more to say about the actual capture in this particular case. Timing (for the light) and then composition were the first priority, then because I was doing a multiple exposure the actually exposure settings were less important. I set the aperture to f8 and f13 on almost all my landscape shots to get the sharpest image possible and depth of field was never an issue here. The I just set the shutter time according to the camera's meter...as I said, bracketing meant I was always going to have the whole exposure range covered. White balance is always at manual (it's easy to tweak later in RAW files) and a scene like this where there's nothing particularly close to the camera means I can really on the cameras autofocus to get it right. For a more complex scene with a foreground that's close to the camera then I might shoot in manual focus.

@KV89-b3c 5 лет назад

Loving your trips and work! Really lookin forward on buying x-t20. BTW if you double click on effects on radial filter, it will reset settings ;)

@AndyMumford 5 лет назад

Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed the video

@mazhermahmood6672 4 года назад

Superb Video with wonderful insight, I want to know when did u visit the dolomites looks like Summers but this looks like ideal weather for photography.

@AndyMumford 4 года назад

I'm in the Dolomites every autumn. This image was taken a couple of years ago in early October

@dierktopp4780 5 лет назад

for stitched panorama shots you should not only mention to shoot on manual, you have to set a fixed ISO as well! Auto ISO will do the same as any auto exposure!

@AndyMumford 5 лет назад

Isn't it self-evident? Manual exposure means all of the exposure triangle (shutter speed, aperture and ISO) on manual.

@GrahamWilliamson1985 5 лет назад

Love your videos. Images are very inspiring, just what you need now and again to get back out and shoot! One question - do you sharpen your images at all? I noticed you didn't remove the standard sharpenong lightroom adds to your original file. Thanks for making the vids. Atb Graham

@AndyMumford 5 лет назад

Thanks for watching Graham, glad you liked the video. Sharpening, generally I remove it all in Lightroom (I just forgot for this video) and then only sharpen the JPEG when/if I resize for the web at the end.

@Kujo1087 6 лет назад

I really like your vision of landscape photography and Dolomites are an amazing place to go at least once in life. I love panoramic images and I wanted to ask you a question: do you use manual focus in every single frame or auto-focus? Thank you and keep going! :)

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Hi Davide, glad you like the video. For the most part I use autofocus unless I'm doing something complex like focus blending with a foreground that comes very close to the lens. In these shots the whole scene is far enough away that shooting at f8 there's very little chance of the autofocus getting it wrong.

@pedromfs 6 лет назад

Hi Andy, I've been following your work for a while now and I believe this video is the perfect timing to say that you do an amazing work! Thank you very much for sharing this with the community. I have one question, since you use Fujifilm cameras. Do you change the camera calibration to any of the Fuji profiles? Thank you very much!

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Thanks Pedro, glad you like the video and my work. I never use the Fuji profiles in Lightroom for landscape work. They tend to introduce contrast, increase shadows or highlights etc, and I like to control the processing completely myself. I only use the Fuji profiles in camera for images when I'm just going to use the JPGs.

@pedromfs 6 лет назад

Thank you very much for your reply Andy! I was wondering that because I always struggle in my post process when I try to use one of the Camera Profiles available in Lightroom and end up always using the "Adobe Standard" one. Please, continue to post material of this quality :)

@capt1089 6 лет назад

Thanks for the video Andy. Have you ever experimented with Luminar? It has the layers functionality and seems very intuitive. Thanks in advance. Great image!

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Hi Jim, glad you liked the video. I've not used Luminar...I'm pretty much sold into the Adobe ecosystem to be honest and quite like Photoshop, not to mention the plug ins I mentioned in the video (the Luminosity Action Panel and Nik Software). I've occasionally considered switching to Capture One, but LR and PS work pretty well for me so I'm loathe to dedicate time to learning new software.

@gharrop1 6 лет назад

Asa non professional, I have been experimenting with Luminar for a few months.The new 2018 version is very powerful and easy to get to grips with, plus its economical, works as a plug in with lightroom too.

@MrISabier 6 лет назад

As usual Andy, top quality stuff. I was wondering, do you have issues working with RAF files?

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Thanks, glad you like the videos. I personally don't have any issues with the RAF files, but it's a subjective thing. What for me might not be a problem someone else might have issues with.

@1spitfirepilot 6 лет назад

Thanks! That was useful and interesting - and the pics are outstanding, of course. Here's a basic question, though: at one point you bracketed, or indicated you might bracket, when doing a panorama. If you do that, is it best to merge each bracketed frame in LR, and once you've done that, go on to merge the blended shots as a pano? I only ask, because I tried that and had difficulties in LR. This was almost certainly down to error on my part, but I'd like to know the order you'd do it in.

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Thanks for the comment, glad you like the video. I've done the blending and then pano merging both ways; i.e. first blend the individual images and then merge them into a pano, or first merge all the exposures into panos and then merge the panos. Both work, but the second approach takes longer and there's more potential for variation between the way Lightroom distorts the images to create the panorama meaning they might not line up perfectly when you blend the exposures. It's best to blend the individual images first, make sure you haven't done anything to them at all and your blending the original RAWs with no changes to exposure, cropping, etc. As i said in the video the blended DNGs should look exactly the same as your base exposure (as long as you reset any changes that Lightroom has made to the sliders), and then as long as your base exposure were all at the same exposure settings across each frame of the pano then LR shouldn't have any problem with it. What kind of difficulties did you have in LR?

@1spitfirepilot 6 лет назад

Andy Mumford I just couldn't get it to make a pano after I'd done the blending. I assumed there was an issue in principle with them being blended that I was missing. Thanks to your very helpful and clear reply I now conclude that this was simply user error on my part. It's great to know this as I bracket quite often ( I have only got screw in filters, and therefore can't use graduated filters on the camera). I'm using the XT2 and the 10-24 and 55-200 a great deal, as you do, and get very pleasing results from that equipment - but that bracket + pano issue was the one thing that was frustrating me in LR. So many thanks for that information; you've been very helpful. My next challenge will be to try emulate your photoshop expertise!

@TonySmith-cd7jo 6 лет назад

Hi Andy, just discovered your great channel, very inspiring. Can I take it from this video that you dont use graduated filters at the capture stage?

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Thanks Tony, glad you like the channel. I actually do use grads at the capture stage as much as possible.

@simonturnbullphotography 5 лет назад

Very useful to see the workflow from start to end, good work Andy. Filters v bracketing...an interesting debate. Presumably bracketing better on those images because of the big jagged peaks (compared to flatter scenes)? Would be interested in your views as to whether there’s a better route. Personally I find the use of grad filters a bit of a faff and prefer to sort out when editing.

@AndyMumford 5 лет назад

Hi Simon, I mostly bracket these days, and although there are occasions when a grad helps (long exposures with reflections because a bracket exposure may mean the sky and reflection exposure don't match due to being taken 30 second apart or so).

@juliajbm2010 6 лет назад

Hi Andy. I'm really enjoying your videos, and gleaned a lot of useful info too. Discovered this one just in time for my first Dolomites trip next week! I bracket regularly when NDGs are not suitable. However, by how much I bracket is more with luck rather than judgement! please could you tell me how you decide on how many stops to bracket. Does this depend on how much contrast you are faced with, ie the greater the contrast, the wider the bracketing needs to be? Many thanks, and please keep these videos coming!!

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Hi Julia Sorry for taking so long to get back to you, I've been travelling in Iceland. For bracketing I decide depending on the light and contrast in the scene, but I never bracket in jumps of more than one stop, so I'll usually to one stop above and one below, but in a particular high contrast scene I'll do five shots, with -2, -1, 0, +1, +2

@juliajbm2010 6 лет назад

Thank you very much for that advice, Andy. Hope Iceland was amazing, I'm sure it was!!

@Luigi13 5 лет назад

Beautiful area of Europe? One question though what software do you use to process the raw files? Do you use light-room? Or do you also use another for the Fuji Raf raw files? Thanks for sharing, cheers.

@AndyMumford 5 лет назад

I use both Lightroom and Capture One. Lightroom is fine, but C1 does give better rendering of the RAF files

@lorisbattestini4100 6 лет назад

Hi Andy, great as always. One question: d'you think 17mm works for landscape on Full Frame? Thanks :D

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

17mm is great for full frame. When I had a Nikon D3 and D800 the 17-35mm f2.8 was my go-to lens for landscapes.

@q3aki 5 лет назад

of course mate, 16-17 even with 24 you can go with a really nice results.

@benhben 6 лет назад

Hi Andy! Cool video and great photo! I am currently looking to go mirrorless from my Canon DSLR. Seriously considering Fuji. One thing that worries me is reports of the X trans sensor producing some weird results in lightroom. Seems a bit unclear if its true or a myth. Have you had any issues? Thanks

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Hi Ben, thanks for the comment. It sounds a bit weird to say it but I think the issue is subjective, depending partly on your workflow and partly on how much of a pixel peeper you are. I haven't had any problem with the X trans sensor III (which is the one in the current series of cameras - X-T2, X-T20, X-Pro2, X-E3, X100f) although I did get the smeary foliage with the older cameras like the X-T1. However, as you can see from the video I don't do any sharpening in Lightroom (which seems to be a major cause of the problem), and very little sharpening overall. I just sharpen the resized versions for web in Photoshop. I'm also not really a pixel peeper. Sorry if this isn't a great answer, but the truth of the matter is that some people have no problem at all, while others do, which is I guess why, as you say, it's unclear if it's true of a myth. The best thing I think you can do is download some of the raw files from places like dpreview, or take an SD card to your local dealer and shoot some of your own images, then play around with them yourself to see how you feel about them. Sorry I can't be of more help mate.

@gabetaviano 6 лет назад

Thanks a bunch, Andy! One quick question. About your cropping at the very end. You used a custom size. How would you take the final edit, at those dimensions and print it or sell it when customers are looking for a typical size for framing? Keep up the great work.

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Hi Gabe I generally try to keep the same ratio as the original shot, but if I do crop it'll generally be because I think a certain ratio suits the image better (as was the case with this image).

@hadistama 6 лет назад

Another great video from you Andy! Thank you. Since you using XT2, i want to know your opinion with Fuji unique Dynamic Range. That can archive DR100 to DR400 (at iso 800), how it can be practical for you, and maybe what is means for Landscape Photography using Fuji? Thank you so much Andy.

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Thanks for the comment Hadis, it's a good question which I can't answer. Honestly, I haven't looked into the Unique Dynamic range settings...perhaps I should

@hadistama 6 лет назад

Andy Mumford since Im also using XT2, I looking for this answer and it's really a thing when last time I did Photo Trip in Padang (Indonesia). Let me know if you have an idea about it. Thank you Andy!

@patdavisphotography 6 лет назад

Hi Andy, Great video! Regarding the panoramic shot, are you using a nodal slide? What's your technique for avoiding parallax in the foreground?

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Hi iPatrick, thank, glad you like the video. I don't use a nodal slide on the tripod...my philosophy is to try and be as lightweight as possible and a nodal slide doesn't really fit into that. The vast majority of my panos or done with telephotos so parallax in the foreground isn't an issue really...I can't think of the last time I shot a pano wider than 50mm (full frame). Sorry, that's probably not particularly helpful.

@patdavisphotography 6 лет назад

Thanks Andy! Actually, your answer is very helpful.

@jon6740 6 лет назад

Hay Andy, like always an awsome video! But I still have a question for you. (I'm also using the XT2). When i'm shooting Landscapes i'm not sure if i shoud use the Filmsimulations. Do you use any of them? And when yes, wich ones? I always feel like it is a little bit hard to edit when im using a Filmsimulation like Velvia. Keep up the good Work man!

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Hi, thanks for the comment, glad you like the video. For shooting landscapes I shoot in RAW so it doesn't matter what simulation you use as it's not on the file. You can add the simulation to the RAW files in Lightroom as a preset, but it's not something I ever really do as I prefer to choose how I edit the images myself.

@jon6740 6 лет назад

Thanks you! Helped alot!

@2bMatteo 5 лет назад

Superb Video !! I am going to the dolomites next week !! Can you tell me how you get the transparent menu ? exemple at 16:37. My menus are grey ! thanks a lot.

@AndyMumford 5 лет назад

Thanks for the comment, glad you like the video. Not sure about the menus, I've never done anything to my Photoshop to change them, that's how they've always looked. Enjoy the Dolomites, it's an amazing place.

@2bMatteo 5 лет назад

Thanks for your Answer. Perhaps a difference between Mac and Windows. So impatient to take awesome images ... I will probably try to find this location, great one ! cheers from France.

@janiriekkinen401 6 лет назад

Nice video! But what about sharpening:) Do you do it in Lightroom or Photoshop? That is little bit tricky in X-trans RAW files...

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Thanks Jani, glad you like the video. I don't do any sharpening of the file in Lightroom. I do a resize/sharpen action on the TIFF file from the Luminosity Mask panel that you saw me use in the video.

@ryanwatkins1997 6 лет назад

Hi there, I was very impressed with your video especially as you showed both skills of someone I’m looking for. I’m in the initial phase of my fantastic idea for celebrating my 50th in early 2021. I’ve recently got the bug for hiking / trekking and have already done Mount Snowdon, however for my 50th I wish to take on the absolutely amazing Annapurna Circuit Trek in Nepal. I’m certainly not a professional photographer but I have the utmost respect for superb quality photos and an inner passion for landscape photography. I am therefore looking to find a semi professional photographer, a HD Drone / Cameraman and keen hikers to join me at the end of Feb 2021 in Katmandu, Nepal. Approximately 21 days expedition covering the 100km+ Trek in The Himalayas. I’m looking for a passionate photographer looking to explore their passion in an amazing country with one of the best landscapes on this planet. Would you be interested? If not do you know any friends of yours who might find this amazing journey to good to turn away from. Please let me know, cheers.

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Hi Ryan Thanks for the comment, glad you like the video, and thanks for the invite to the Himalaya. It sounds like a fantastic trip you've got planned. Unfortunately I'll have to decline though. Photography is my full time job and February is a busy time for me with workshops, so such a trip would reduce my capacity for income at a really important time of year. I can speak to some friends though, and also workshop clients who may be interested in making a trip like that. All the best

@ryanwatkins1997 6 лет назад

Andy Mumford Many thanks for your reply and fully appreciate your position. Much appreciated passing on my trip idea to your students, fingers crossed someone may be interested. Cheers.

@onzbrau 5 лет назад

@@ryanwatkins1997 Hi Ryan. This is actually the sort of photography work I've always wanted to get into. If you're still looking for a photographer, please contact me through instagram and we can discuss all the details. @Ollie_Ronin

@donaldnewton4947 6 лет назад

What are you using to film your video's?

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Hi Donald, in the description below the video I list the cameras, lenses, microphone and drone I used.

@basej.6853 6 лет назад

Whats the Name of the second mountain? I can't find it.

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

The second peak is Mount Pelmo www.google.pt/maps/place/Monte+Pelmo/@46.4206181,12.1170429,14z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x47784b6684bc9613:0xd93766ec422c202e!8m2!3d46.42062!4d12.1345525?dcr=0

@basej.6853 6 лет назад

Thanks a lot :)

@hawthornewipe 6 лет назад

What about sharpening? Thanks!

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

For web sharpening I use the same Tony Kuyper action panel I use for Luminosity Masks. It resizes and sharpens for the web. For prints I a small amount of unsharp mask

@mrmalone9157 6 лет назад

Andy Mumford Hi Andy, I also wanted to question your sharpening techniques, your presentation is exceptional! Regarding the Tk web sharpening, do you size it to 2048 on the long side for web use? If so, what size do you recommend exporting a panorama or a 1:1 image? Big thanks and thanks for the tips! Kind regards, Tony

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Hi Tony, thanks for the comment, glad you liked the video. I generally use 2500 along the longest edge, but for 1:1 images I'll do it a little smaller

@mrmalone9157 6 лет назад

Andy Mumford Thank you, really appreciate your time, Andy! Keep up the epic work, kind regards, Tony

@AndyMumford 6 лет назад

Hi Drew. I have the default sharpening in Lightroom set to zero and don't do any sharpening there. The only sharpening I do is done in PS.