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Thanks, this is helping make my decision on software. Do you have an opinion on Zerene?

aight... ill never go to alaska... like never..

Great tutorial! Thanks so much.

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Great video! Saved.

This is great! Thanks for sharing.

Excellent! I’ve struggled with intricate sky selections in the past. Tried it out and it worked well! Much appreciated .

Its 1-13-25 and PS works good for me and Helicon is no better or worst.

Great Video. Keep them coming, I need all the help I can get.

thanks for your sharing 👍🙏

You mentioned in the video that you have a camera that costs 4000 and lenses for another 10 000 while the AI upscalers can already provide similar detail...Could you confirm this? Like could Topaz Gigapixel for e.g. subsitute 50-100mp images from top medium or full frame sensors? Could a beginner use a 2nd hand Canon 5D for e.g. (12 mp) or even older gear or his older phone images and upscale them enough to print posters of at least 24x36 inches on fine art papers with extreme detail to call them a luxury product?

With the haloing you can go a step further with a refined sky selection by backing it off a few pixels to protect the foreground objects' edges too

These are some great tricks! I especially like the sky selection and haloing tips.

Alaska would be perfect except for the mosquitos.

sorry for that as an Ethiopian,

For now, it's still possible to tell AI images apart from the others in many cases. But the ironic thing is that in the future when AI images will be way more advanced, a lot of them might even start looking more real than "real" photographs. A lot of the real photographs that you see on social media are heavily edited in post. So in a way, future advanced AI will be able, if you ask them, to produce realistic images with an un-edited look that are actually closer to reality than an edited real photo from social media.

I honestly though I was going to use this lens just in some situations, I do Travel Stock photography, after more than 5 months using it, I am using it more and more, is a very impressive lens

Actually, there’s nothing particularly unique about the situation in which photographers find themselves. Since the Industrial Revolution, we’ve seen how the way our society utilizes technology either renders many jobs obsolete or automates them to the point where it severs the connection between the worker and their creation. Notice the irony that, as you said, we have to adapt to technology and not the other way around. I’d argue that the problem should be solved through collective action.

Well F that, I'm not visiting Alaska in the summer.

Are you ok? Do u need an intervention? But I don’t use presets🎉

love this video and the final product!

I don't know if I am doing it the wrong way. I usually apply 'Noise Reduction' before any other retouching.

Thanks, now I know how to colour-grade a Lemur's photo. Can you please make a video on how to edit Giraffe's photo :D

Thanks man this was an awesome video, thanks for sharing your wisdom!

Thanks man this was an awesome video, thanks for sharing your wisdom!

Great video! What was the wide angle 10 mm e-mount lens you were using?

This is such an amazing tutorial. So useful! Would love to see more of these videos. Thanks for your work!

Thank you for this timely and informative tutorial. These tips will come in handy when I photograph/edit gorilla and chimp images I will be taking in the rain forest in a couple of months. Very appreciated.

Got mild claustrophobia just laying on my bed 😅 what if the canyon closes up behind me and i can't return to safety? Lol

Now the knowledge that someone had to kick up dust for the light to look like that will live rent free in my head and for that, I thank you. 🤣

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Ever been to Paria Canyon/Buckskin Gulch?

Had to look up hantavirus. Is aerosolized rodent excrement really a worry in that environment?

i hope you text someone your location before you enter these spaces. seems like a lonely place to die if you get injured or trapped

Beautiful man, bushwhack climbs are a different level of insane. Nice find tho for sure

Totally agree

Amazing. Love how the light beam appeared !

Looks more like Kofa than Monument Valley to me, but either way, it looks AMAZING!!!!!!

Awesome to see you exploring and kicking rocks to get that dust up!

Wow, great tips!

Great to find you on here, Nickolas! Nice video!

The video is inspiring but really hits with that last photo!

dude these photos look amazing!!!

Thanks for your review. Much appreciated.

Damn Mosquitoes😡

As I understand it, minimum focus distance of any lens is always measured from the sensor plane.

Just purchased it. first couple shots are cool. Thank you for the advice.

I made an intelligent short comment, but this stupid comment program (with its overactive auto-complete and spell check functions) kept introducing errors in my text, and eventually froze up and I lost my 5-plus minutes of work. So you viewers lose again.

AI is new age graphic arts and should never be compared to or called photography. It’s just so pitiful to see the uninformed comments on social media; “beautiful picture”, “awesome shot” or “most beautiful picture I’ve ever seen” when none of these “images” have ever seen a lens.

AI does not create photographs. AI creates an image. Photographs come only from a camera. The first step in dealing with this issue is to apply the proper terms to each. The truth is that many situations where photograph are used do not actually require a photograph. Take advertising as an example. Before cameras, advertising included drawings. Cameras came along and provided a more accurate, faster, cheaper way of showing a product. Now, we are at the next step and AI has the same benefits when compared to photographs. Some genres of photography are not unnecessary.