How a Nat Geo Photographer Selects the Best Images from a Shoot | Whittle Down | WIRED

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  • @TonyisToking
    @TonyisToking 2 роки тому +1294

    I’m surprised and intrigued by his method. Sometimes an over/underexposed shot has great framing. I often will keep it based on that alone. If you’re shooting in the right digital format, you can do a lot in Lightroom to fix it.

    • @katarinajanoskova
      @katarinajanoskova 2 роки тому +56

      Yeah. I was thinking the same. It so often happens that I shoot something and it's not well exposed as I had the settings for previous frame/place but looks good so often I quickly edit all ok looking photos first before going to another round of pruning.

    • @Irnbruist
      @Irnbruist 2 роки тому +53

      wanted to say exactly the same, wtf this pictures taken with a moderately new camera are more than workable and I would rather take one of this if the composition and moment is good than just look at the technical „perfect“ ones…

    • @JR_Taylor
      @JR_Taylor 2 роки тому +7

      Yeah, my first pass is exposure correction.

    • @JuanLuisBst
      @JuanLuisBst 2 роки тому +27

      I think they do it like that just for the show or something

    • @JR_Taylor
      @JR_Taylor 2 роки тому +2

      Maybe it's all an early April fools

  • @kevinluongo417
    @kevinluongo417 2 роки тому +592

    Wired stays answering the questions I didn’t know I needed the answers to

    • @Iammaissa
      @Iammaissa 2 роки тому +5

      I just love it! I need to meet the people that come up with the videos’ idea

    • @lizzie404
      @lizzie404 2 роки тому

      Fr

  • @LesBubbles0
    @LesBubbles0 2 роки тому +398

    A lot of comments seem to mention keeping over exposed/under exposed photos. While yes, these can be fixed in post, the wildlife photography (and sometimes even other professional photography competitions) have a no-editing policy, making it about the photographer in the field rather than the editor and post processing. That is why his first round is eliminating technically faulty pictures.

    • @TheGoodContent37
      @TheGoodContent37 2 роки тому +23

      The photographer can be the editor as well. It's only a purist perspective. Putting restrictions when they are not necessary. To some this is commendable to others is just dumb. Both are right.

    • @ElementaryWatson-oxo
      @ElementaryWatson-oxo 2 роки тому +3

      You know what I say about stupid policies? -- Screw them.

    • @stefpix
      @stefpix 2 роки тому +16

      Adjusting the exposure is allowed. It is not really altering the photo. Many photos on nat geo have the shadows pushed. Those photos under or over exposed were pretty close to a correct exposure

    • @mantenbrink
      @mantenbrink 2 роки тому +8

      You can't really exclude editing nowadays. If you shoot raw photo's there's already going to be a difference if you open in Lightroom or another app like Capture One, both programs have their own interpretation of what the colors and contrast should look like. This makes it basically impossible to get the perfect realistic colors out of camera, as even capturing as a jpeg is the camera brand their interpretation of the color and contrast.

    • @ljcbvideo
      @ljcbvideo 9 місяців тому +1

      No editing doesn't mean no processing!

  • @joshualane1716
    @joshualane1716 2 роки тому +355

    It’s so much simpler for me. If I take 112 photos, 105 of them are absolutely worthless. The other seven are usually varying degrees mediocre, and I just choose the least embarrassing one. If all else feels, I leave the whole pile on a hard drive and never look at them again.

    • @marquez2447
      @marquez2447 2 роки тому +12

      Wisdom leaks out of you

    • @jccjccjoanne
      @jccjccjoanne 2 роки тому +3

      My story exactly. I keep 10% of my shots. My keep ratio was higher when it comes to film photography.

    • @CT1010101
      @CT1010101 2 роки тому +6

      I feel seen.

    • @CyrilPadiou
      @CyrilPadiou 2 роки тому +1

      I feel you, sincerely

  • @sfowler1017
    @sfowler1017 2 роки тому +485

    I think the city one is a better story...but he's right photographically the one he chose is best. Great to see his process!

    • @TonyisToking
      @TonyisToking 2 роки тому +11

      I agree with both of you. Sometimes there is something there but is not 100% there. I think the photo you’re talking about was almost the perfect shot, but I understand that stubbornness when you realize that something is off. I have a feeling he explained his feelings much more than was shown in this video. Editors seemed to cut a lot.

    • @speakertomeat
      @speakertomeat 2 роки тому +19

      Yet in the city one I like how the darker city colors give better contrast to the cat's light coloring. In the chosen one the cat almost blends with the background.

  • @brycedelany8211
    @brycedelany8211 2 роки тому +60

    I love this video. It perfectly demonstrates that what makes a good photographer isn’t just what they can do with a camera but how they analyse their images after the shoot and being able to identify the good images.

  • @RSpudieD
    @RSpudieD 2 роки тому +115

    That's really interesting and not at all what I expected him to pick. I like how much thought and explanation each decision has.

  • @annap9222
    @annap9222 2 роки тому +32

    I love the overall minimalist feel in the final photo and appreciate the subtle details in the light pouring in through the windows. Great choice and great video!

  • @senoir.
    @senoir. 2 роки тому +47

    He really had me in the first half with that final choice.

  • @LimitedWard
    @LimitedWard 2 роки тому +24

    This was really enlightening! I think he made the right choice in the end. It still tells plenty of story, just not the one we were primed for.

  • @FinancialShinanigan
    @FinancialShinanigan 2 роки тому +30

    I'm glad this video isn't underexposed.

  • @CookieSmut
    @CookieSmut 2 роки тому +173

    I wonder if his decision would have been different if the assignment was portraiture and not wildlife photography

    • @sfowler1017
      @sfowler1017 2 роки тому +15

      I'm the same but given the length of his career I think his instincts aren't going to lean that way.

  • @mats7492
    @mats7492 2 роки тому +94

    Very interesting for me as an amateur photograph..
    Would’ve picked the other one though..

    • @veselchaq
      @veselchaq 2 роки тому +9

      Couldn't agree more. Monotone background has no dialogue with the chromatic persona, besides, it's a tad sloppy dynamically.

    • @--Arthur
      @--Arthur 2 роки тому +8

      Could say that about literally anything he picked. We're not looking at the same picture after all😂

    • @Naxter
      @Naxter 2 роки тому +1

      @@veselchaq im pretty sure he was thinking about some sort of high key idea, gives the impression of a "out of this world" or "godly" feel to the thing photographed

  • @ericcarabetta1161
    @ericcarabetta1161 2 роки тому +50

    I would have gone the other way, the all white photo doesn't have enough contrast and the cat gets lost, the building one tells more of a story and the cat feels like a part of it.

    • @aboucher0319
      @aboucher0319 2 роки тому +1

      Yeah that was the biggest issue for me through the whole thing. Some of those might have been way better with contrast, but the white fur against a white background seemed to be asking for trouble.

    • @colette8022
      @colette8022 2 роки тому +6

      @@aboucher0319 As someone who loves minimalistic high key photography I loved all of the photos framing the cat mostly with the white wall. There's less clutter to the eye so you can spot the subject quite quickly.

    • @aboucher0319
      @aboucher0319 2 роки тому +2

      @@colette8022 admittedly, I'd like to see them up close and in person. Blown up, would also likely make a difference. Without contrast between subject and background, and in small format, there's less distraction for the viewer, but I also just get less context and detail in the subject. On the UA-cam video, it just makes a less compelling photo in my opinion. At a bigger print size in person, though, I can see this being quite stunning.

  • @thestamsvideoproduction7427
    @thestamsvideoproduction7427 2 роки тому +19

    This content is golden. Too many times I go through photography albums and find loads of identical shots

  • @victorpeters589
    @victorpeters589 2 роки тому +5

    Maybe it has to do with video compression or the brightness of the video, but it seemed to me the the photographer got rid of some over or under exposed photos in the first 'round', but later in the culling process still had images on the board that could just as well be considered over or under exposed as the ones he got rid of in the first 'round'.

  • @terrancebrown87
    @terrancebrown87 2 роки тому +34

    Great topic. Whoever came up with this one deserves a lil bonus.

  • @BlueBeBlue
    @BlueBeBlue 2 роки тому +56

    10:16 loved the above picture, i think the pose of the cat, the shadow on the wall, the tail constrasting with the background, the lightning, everything is spot on. The only think i can argue is the lack of a history, but the prettiest one is this one imo
    Edit: I thought about it, and the lack of a history really affects the overall product, is it pretty? Yes. Is it appealing? No. So yeah, after deeply analyzing I agree with him. What do you think?

    • @JuanLuisBst
      @JuanLuisBst 2 роки тому +3

      Yeah, I like more the first one, but imo the cat is too much close to the frame, so idk

  • @circeus
    @circeus 2 роки тому +21

    "And I don't like the look on its face it's kinda evil". What. Evil resting face is one of the best features of the average cat!

  • @timz9862
    @timz9862 2 роки тому +44

    “I don’t like the look on it’s face. It looks evil.” - That’s called a cat.

  • @vimalalwaysrocks
    @vimalalwaysrocks 2 роки тому +24

    I could see Mr.Steve saying "bye-bye" to all the images in my camera right now... His criteria for good images is excellent.

  • @etoinedevries7583
    @etoinedevries7583 2 роки тому +7

    We actually just saw a television program with a competition between 10 famous dutch persons. It was about photography and the winner will have a photoshoot for a National Geographics magazine, really cool

  • @gjune36
    @gjune36 2 роки тому +1

    7:52 my favorite

  • @bradley9856
    @bradley9856 2 роки тому +2

    One of your best videos yet. Very nice

  • @Alice-ui9oy
    @Alice-ui9oy 2 роки тому +5

    I love the one he chose- definetly my favourite out of all the ones we were shown.

  • @justlisten82
    @justlisten82 2 роки тому +17

    Aww I thought he was going to pick the one I liked the most! Mine was the one not chosen in the last 2.

  • @jezelf2774
    @jezelf2774 2 роки тому +49

    Composition is first criteria for my eliminations. Then capturing the moment that was a chance or rare event if the exposure could be improved in post. It then becomes subjective of course; I would have tried to shoot a back view of the cat looking out the window at the city like he's trapped or its his domain - both final images are great but for me, his final one has distracting leaning vertical lines on the right ( my ocd would want them more vertically straight ) and the cat is lost in the white environment, but I do love the asymmetry. The city backdrop would be my choice...but would have to 'content aware' fill to remove the reflection of the light...or rather look out for it in the view finder and move it for another shot. But I'm just another armchair critic - each to their own, its what makes everyone's artistic expressions valid. Great video and I learnt some things.

  • @Selena1010
    @Selena1010 2 роки тому +48

    Interesting I would have chosen the other image because I think the white of the cat blends into the white background

    • @themysteryguy192
      @themysteryguy192 2 роки тому +5

      Same

    • @SevenHunnid
      @SevenHunnid 2 роки тому +4

      I smoke weed everyday so I decided to make my habit into something productive so now i smoke weed on my UA-cam channel xD #beproductive

  • @skiingcrocodile2153
    @skiingcrocodile2153 2 роки тому +34

    I've been in this situation many many times! It's interesting to see how an actual professional deals with the issue.
    One thing's for sure, analog photography makes this a lot easier on me!! 🤣

  • @colinstu
    @colinstu 2 роки тому +24

    I'm surprised by the winning picture. The all white background causes the cat to almost get lost in the picture. There's no definition or separation of the subject and background. This surely could've been fixed with some rim lighting etc / better flash setup... but if you have to go off what pics he took, I think his second pic was better.

  • @blotchilim1980
    @blotchilim1980 2 роки тому

    I have so much more respect for wildlife photopragphers after watching his thought process 🙏🏼
    And to think that he started on analog camera, i'm so awed!

  • @HappyPineapple99
    @HappyPineapple99 2 роки тому

    As an mateur photograher this was so interesting to watch. Thank you Steve for taking the time to show us your thoughtful process.

  • @OMtNI
    @OMtNI 2 роки тому +1

    I agree, it has a wonderful graphical feel and movement.

  • @randyschwager2515
    @randyschwager2515 11 місяців тому

    Very interesting! Good learning opportunity! Thanks for taking me along!

  • @TheFailLord72
    @TheFailLord72 Рік тому

    Good to see you Steve. Keep the magic going, release the wonder 🫡

  • @MichaelSeneschal
    @MichaelSeneschal 2 роки тому +2

    As a photographer I find this super informative and fascinating.

  • @1.4142
    @1.4142 2 роки тому +14

    Now do "How a video editor edits wired videos".

    • @xdfckt2564
      @xdfckt2564 2 роки тому

      Bye Bye

    • @massetozacarias5693
      @massetozacarias5693 2 роки тому

      first ask the dipshit director who said "let's fix it at post", transcode footages to DNXHQ or ProRes codec, make proxies and do the editing there

  • @blueballoon2026
    @blueballoon2026 2 роки тому +1

    "You don't want to look down on an animal unless you're admiring it's paws."

  • @fafmotorsport
    @fafmotorsport 2 роки тому +8

    Think about how YOU would select an image OUT OF CAMERA if you were not allowed to edit it after ;) That has been the thought process shown by this man; not the thought process of ‘which photo shows the most potential that I can edit later.’
    Why? Well Remember, he is not young: he would have been learning his craft 50+ years back when-as he says-cropping wasn’t really possible; and certainly the digital tools available today to help the under/over exposed areas, magic wands etc etc we’re not available to him!

    • @ChapitZulkefli
      @ChapitZulkefli 2 роки тому

      i cosign. he shoot as the same mindset in films era.

  • @phantsa
    @phantsa 2 роки тому +5

    Very cool to hear his reasoning!

  • @CluelessYoutuber
    @CluelessYoutuber 2 роки тому +6

    Interesting perspective to see which one is a keeper out of all the shots taken. Never thought of it that way, but I suppose since I mostly shoot in digital cameras, a lot of the flaws on exposure and framing can be fixed with digital editing and cropping somehow.

  • @Kevin14henrY
    @Kevin14henrY 2 роки тому +2

    *I think the finalist is the best.* 👍🏻

  • @noahbartlett2832
    @noahbartlett2832 2 роки тому +27

    man's last 8 photos are better than anything I've ever even shot

  • @valeria_sue777
    @valeria_sue777 2 роки тому +1

    Evil little kitty going in for a kill🤣🤣🤣

  • @WouldntULikeToKnow.
    @WouldntULikeToKnow. 2 роки тому

    When I was young I wanted to be a photographer for National Geographic. This was fascinating, thank you

  • @bali2633
    @bali2633 2 роки тому +1

    He talked like a pro for 12 minutes and at the end chose the image that is kind of empty. I liked the image number 2 (which he threw at the end) and the image where he compares the initials to.

    • @sanphotos
      @sanphotos 2 роки тому

      the one he threw at the end has many elements, the buildings are distracting. the one he picked will most likely photographers' choice. It is minimalistic and intriguing. I would have picked that too if I were to chose.

  • @omomos
    @omomos 2 роки тому +7

    These videos put a smile on my face every day! :D

  • @Vikram-wx4hg
    @Vikram-wx4hg 2 роки тому

    Wow! Editing is one of the most important parts of creating an image and perhaps the toughest.

  • @tw9535
    @tw9535 2 роки тому +14

    This was kind of odd.
    When you have the chance to create your own lighting, which they were doing, you have control over: (1) balancing foreground to background to whatever degree you desire, and (2) separation of subject and background however you like.
    Not much explanation for exposures (which are easily fixed anyway) to be all over the place or for a final image with so little separation for the subject.

    • @notyrpapa
      @notyrpapa 2 роки тому +2

      Totally agree - perhaps it's because he's not used to working in a studio. And I've found certain photographers tends to be a bit old skool in avoiding editing software - maybe he's one of them. I don't think this is very useful advice for digital photography, though, given that it's so easy to fix exposure. Saying that, his photos were great, and I did find the final choice was an interesting composition.

    • @notyrpapa
      @notyrpapa 2 роки тому

      Honestly, I was surprised he only had 124 photos out of a professional shoot. That's about 15 minutes of shooting?

    • @tw9535
      @tw9535 2 роки тому +1

      @@polygoncoco I tend to agree. For demonstrational purposes you do need a variety to show a culling process. Still, not sure why the final images weren't a little "different". That would not have negated the culling demonstration at all. And I am sure whoever loaned them the cat would not have minded.
      But also at the end of the day that is another important lesson. If the cat is 100% happy with the results and the cat owner is 100% happy with the results then the shoot goes down as a winner.

    • @DanteYewToob
      @DanteYewToob 2 роки тому +3

      I think you missed the point.
      He was demonstrating being a *wildlife photographer* which is entirely different than a portraiture photographer.
      In the savannah or jungle you have no control over light, or what the animal will do. You just hope for the best and keep shooting.
      Yeah, they were in a photo studio… but that’s not where he normally works. That was just the shooting location for this video and not a representation of his typical shoots.
      This was all just an example to show how to deal with a very unpredictable and uncontrollable situation, nature and animals combined is just mayhem for a photographer trying to capture still images.

    • @tw9535
      @tw9535 2 роки тому

      @@DanteYewToob @danteelite That is not even close to being true.
      If he wanted to "demonstrate being a wildlife photographer" then he would have just done that. Outside.
      The video was about establishing a culling process on a group of images.

  • @kaoru6977
    @kaoru6977 2 роки тому

    he was a master on his own field truly a professional

  • @JogieGlenMait16
    @JogieGlenMait16 2 роки тому

    It's Steve Winter, baby! Nice!

  • @christianherzog76
    @christianherzog76 2 роки тому

    So good! Keep it coming 🙌🙏🇧🇷

  • @Jim1971a
    @Jim1971a Рік тому

    The second last image was better in my opinion. The white cat blends in with the white background on the one he chose, and there’s too much empty space on the left, and the cat is on the right and looking out of the frame. I’m a photographer.

  • @raminizadpanah8229
    @raminizadpanah8229 2 роки тому

    Excellent Choice........wonderful processing .

  • @AllDayBikes
    @AllDayBikes 2 роки тому +4

    That satisfaction when he picks the same one you did haha

  • @tseneelin5466
    @tseneelin5466 2 роки тому +8

    Why was this so exciting aaaAA I LOVED THIS SO MUCH!! so cool hearing his thought process behind everything (I can be such a hoarder when it comes to selecting photos HAHAH so this was really insightful!)

  • @air90air
    @air90air 2 роки тому +37

    With lightroom, under/over exposure is easily fixed. No need to throw out the whole picture.

    • @lukedowsing9532
      @lukedowsing9532 2 роки тому +25

      Nat Geo is very weird in that they won’t edit photos ever. Compositional or lighting problems that can be easily fixed in lightroom arent, as well as all the other things you can do in lightroom with colour grading and mix, grain, texture vignette etc…

    • @bradley9856
      @bradley9856 2 роки тому +3

      This is most likely because they take these photos as JPEG and so there's minimal change that can be made to expose after shooting

    • @suan_pan
      @suan_pan 2 роки тому +2

      @@bradley9856 even amateur photographers are taking photographs in raw, no way professionals are using jpeg

    • @bradley9856
      @bradley9856 2 роки тому +1

      @@suan_pan There's a strong possibility he was using jpeg

    • @photografiq_presents
      @photografiq_presents 2 роки тому

      @@suan_pan A lot of photo journalists do. Its that kind of industry where you're not intending to edit afterwards, and jpeg quality is more than fine.

  • @midnightblooming
    @midnightblooming 2 роки тому +1

    me choosing a selfie to post:

  • @katy8605
    @katy8605 2 роки тому +1

    this was great

  • @natsukashiiohayo1150
    @natsukashiiohayo1150 2 роки тому +3

    Catto! 0:59 I love the last picture that he took down more than his final choice. The hard edges of the cityscapes against the softness of the flufffloofy cat and the rounded cushion it is sitting on. The lighting of that second to last picture is great too.

  • @marvinphotog8602
    @marvinphotog8602 2 роки тому

    This is super great info.

  • @phyowonna5742
    @phyowonna5742 2 роки тому

    I just had a photo shoot lecture😄thanks

  • @jessandrade8863
    @jessandrade8863 2 роки тому +2

    I really liked that picture as well. I learned so much!

  • @yakked
    @yakked 2 роки тому

    "Every day is a school day." Well said.

  • @chrispeden979
    @chrispeden979 2 роки тому

    Culling is one of the things I struggle with because I like so much. It’s interesting to see his process and explanation. In the end he did not pick what I would have though.

  • @murgoimarius8816
    @murgoimarius8816 2 роки тому

    He is so good that one of his last two photos had the flash reflection in the window. LOL

  • @ElementaryWatson-oxo
    @ElementaryWatson-oxo 2 роки тому

    There is nothing easier to fix than exposure, in fact +/-1 stop is trivial.

  • @MaxRideout
    @MaxRideout 2 роки тому

    The only thing that woulda made me pick the other of the last two images is how dirty the edges of the white boxes are; I love the shadows, geometry, and expression, but if I couldn't clean those edges up in editing, I'd definitely choose the other one.

  • @Piexus_
    @Piexus_ 2 роки тому

    Thank you Mr. Winter
    super intresting!

  • @ACArsyady
    @ACArsyady 2 роки тому +2

    I thought the first filter would be the focus. It tells the story more than other elements and it can't (or at least is hard to) be fixed

  • @r.d.collins9837
    @r.d.collins9837 2 роки тому

    I like both photos, but to choose I'd need to do some cropping of both photos to eliminate the unnecessary and distracting elements.

  • @VeraYve
    @VeraYve 2 роки тому

    Interesting to see how he select the photos! Thank you

  • @GauravPassiTV
    @GauravPassiTV 2 роки тому +1

    Amazing. The master is always a student. Everyday.

  • @Valentine-du8fx
    @Valentine-du8fx 2 роки тому

    Awesome video 📹

  • @vassilisstergioudis
    @vassilisstergioudis 2 роки тому +22

    I'm impressed and confused by his method. He rejects images which has "bad" criteria and stays with the one or two which do not have something "bad" on them. For me this method is 50% right. You can also look for "good" criteria and keep some images because of these. I'm not saying that this is a bad approach, but you can never, but never, get out of the box. What if one photo shows part of the cat but it's eyes are astonishing? What if the pose is "wrong" because the cat has just jumped and is photographed upside-down because it tries to catch a butterfly? What if...? This method rejects all of these images because you rely on these "bad" criteria. I would place "good" criteria and keep some of these discarded photos.

    • @tastaturensohn
      @tastaturensohn 2 роки тому +4

      I feel like this technique is only really applicable in situations where you can choose only one picture which is often the case in magazine. The title also says he's looking for the best picture of the shoot.

    • @maureenp2248
      @maureenp2248 2 роки тому

      He did keep some images meeting "bad" criteria until later in the process. For example, one pic that had a hand in it made it pretty far even though he rejected other ones for having hands earlier. So it does seem that he doesn't use the criteria as completely hard and fast rules.

  • @yay-cat
    @yay-cat 2 роки тому +1

    oooo great video!! please do some more edit type videos with say landscape or street/portraits 🙏

  • @fingersmcginty
    @fingersmcginty 2 роки тому

    Good if you haven't edited a pile of photos, otherwise rather normal process. As for Bubbles' comment about no-edit, what it really is, is no manipulation of the image. But editing? Of course there is colour and exposure correction and cropping.

  • @Mjao519
    @Mjao519 2 роки тому

    Really cool concept!

  • @svetoslavpavlov2012
    @svetoslavpavlov2012 2 роки тому

    At the moment in which the last image showed up on the wall with other 6-7 images i knew that it will be the keeper nice one.

  • @juliaostlund9360
    @juliaostlund9360 2 роки тому

    I didn't like the one he chose, I preferred the cityscape one. There's something just cold and barren about the white walls and the light shining in; it seems like it's the window creating the affect but it's like the sun shines but doesn't give any life or warmth. Like a cold day reminiscent of when you didn't have any hope.

  • @janaktekcham5875
    @janaktekcham5875 2 роки тому +2

    cat having the time of its life

  • @seralegre
    @seralegre 2 роки тому

    for me is the hardest thing in photography. Being a photographer for 13 years and is where i struggle the most.

  • @ronnymesias7788
    @ronnymesias7788 2 роки тому +5

    Now I don’t feel bad for taking a lot of under/over exposed pics lmaoo

  • @TTV_Vela600
    @TTV_Vela600 2 роки тому

    An amazing masterclass 👊🏻😎

  • @JuanLopez-hz2sl
    @JuanLopez-hz2sl 2 роки тому

    Gracias!

  • @bricktraveladventures1509
    @bricktraveladventures1509 2 роки тому

    You picked the best shot IMHO...👍

  • @notnikola
    @notnikola 2 роки тому +1

    The exposure on most of those photos could easily have been corrected.

  • @David-jh6kf
    @David-jh6kf 2 роки тому +2

    he said “we don’t know what it’s doing or where it’s at” exactly what he said he was looking for the whole time lol 🤦‍♂️

  • @massetozacarias5693
    @massetozacarias5693 2 роки тому

    That's how I kinda cull my RAW photos at Lightroom.

  • @trulsdirio
    @trulsdirio 2 роки тому

    Those are hardly underexposed beyond saving them. If you shoot in raw that is. Overexposure obviously is more of a valid concern as there actually is lost information with that.

  • @larsandreas2045
    @larsandreas2045 2 роки тому

    During the pandemic I must have watched hundreds of hours of photography-oriented you tube videos (gear, shooting technique, etc.) as I sought to improve my photographs, and this was singularly the standout most interesting. Thank you.

  • @retlod
    @retlod 2 роки тому

    Steve: These are the finalists.
    Me: One is crooked; the other isn't centered between the window frames.

  • @savethedandelions
    @savethedandelions 2 роки тому

    yes! i picked the 'right' one!

  • @samuelalexander321
    @samuelalexander321 2 роки тому

    me: that’s lookin purrfec…
    dude: under under and under, bye bye.
    me:

  • @gorgeous8821
    @gorgeous8821 2 роки тому

    Me taking hundred of selfies and filtering them all to post only one on my Instagram.

  • @ibrahimcagrikutlu
    @ibrahimcagrikutlu 2 роки тому +2

    Kind of reminds of Squid Game how you never expect which is gonna be eliminated

  • @PhilEdwardsInc
    @PhilEdwardsInc 2 роки тому +1

    this is pretty silly

  • @funpathik
    @funpathik 2 роки тому

    Thanks wired.

  • @fabien4436
    @fabien4436 2 роки тому

    Pretty much the process i go through when posting a pic of my cat

  • @colette8022
    @colette8022 2 роки тому +3

    My man have you never used the dark room, lightroom, or photshop? Exposure issues can be fixed quite easily. I start with photos that have bad composition, are out of focus, or have motion blur.

    • @photografiq_presents
      @photografiq_presents 2 роки тому +1

      Are you an idiot? Were you in such a rush to make it all about you and your noise that you didn't read any comments at all? Jesus... it's in the fking title.
      For the record, no you're not the only one, but you are the straw.

    • @colette8022
      @colette8022 2 роки тому +1

      @@photografiq_presents Yes I read that the top comment is about exposure. Because it was already commented on am I now not allowed to express my opinions?