The One Editing Trick You NEED In Your Workflow
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- Опубліковано 28 лип 2024
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In this video, I show you some effective post processing techniques for your landscape images, particularly when it comes to depth and leading the eye. Suitable in both Lightroom and Photoshop.
Hope you enjoy and THANKS for the support :)
You sure have the knack of explaining and demonstrating editing tips so effortlessly. I learn so much from your tips. Thank you Will
Thanks Leanne! ☺️
EXCELLENT!!!!!!!
My new favourite channel, after watching literally hundreds of editing videos over the years you've just shown how simple it can actually be - Thanks very much Will :)
That means a lot, thank you! Glad I could help 👊🏻
That’s F-ing amazing that is where I fall, post. I love your simple method.
Haha, thanks mate!
Brilliant video as usual and I 100% agree with the social media comment we let it put to much pressure on us to get better photos instead of enjoying being in the natural environment
Thanks mate. Wasn’t sure whether to keep that rant in or not, haha. Cheers 🙏🏻
Thanks for that rotation finally towards the end, my ocd was kicking in hard the whole time.
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Hello from Oz, I'm still trying to get my head around the editing stages of photography but the more I watch your videos the easier it becomes, great work thanks Will.
My pleasure, thank you George 🙏🏻
The theory and practice clearly demonstrated. Very helpful stuff. Thanks Will!
Thanks Lee! 🙏🏻☺️
Another excellent video demonstrating the effective use of the "adjustment brush", visual distance, and atmospheric perspective, all of which bring you image to life. I enjoy the speed at which you guide us throught the process. I'm learning so much. Thank you.
Thank you for the support and comment mate. Much appreciated and I'm glad you are getting results.
Hello William. It's me again ... sorry! I wish I could send you an image which represents much that I've learnt from your videos. Thanks again for all your expert tuition on Utube. Daniel@@WilliamPatinoPhotography
I see the light! LOL. Pun intended. Thoroughly enjoyed the ease of explanation and how it "just makes sense"!! Had to play with a couple of images before I commented and it really impacted the way I'll do my workflow. Thank you!!!
Stoked to hear! Thanks mate 🙏🏻👊🏻
A great succinct demonstration of how to lead the viewers eye to the main focal point of an image. Thank you for sharing Will.
My pleasure. Thank you Trent!
Great videos William. You've changed the way I'll be working going forward. Bravo!
Awesome, thank you!
Excellent tips! Thank you!
Good choice of image for this demonstration Will. Your processing videos are incredibly useful and much appreciated, cheers :-)
Always appreciate it, thank you! ☺️
Wow! This made such a dramatic difference and looks so good. Thanks for making this!
My pleasure 😊 thank you
A very useful one, guidelines that can be applied with any editing software.
Thank you!
What a Fantastic place to live and another quality video thanks
Cheers man!
Love this video Will. Such a simple editing technique that works great.
Thanks brother
Thank You william. Another helpful tips🙂
My pleasure! 👊🏻
I've used the brush before but not to the extent that you have shown. Thanks for the insight.
My pleasure thanks mate. Let me know how you go with the new approach.
Another brilliant tutorial. Awesome Will!
Thank you 🙏🏻
Loving your editing videos! Please keep 'em coming.
Thank you! Will do!
Fantastic advice as usual Will. Thank you
Thanks a lot mate 🙏🏻
You make processing so much easier with fab demonstrations and explanations. Thank you.
My pleasure. Thanks for the support of the channel 🙏🏻
This was great! Thanks for putting this out there!
My pleasure! Thank you!
Great video Will. Really well explained and some useful tips. You gave me the motivation to go back and look at some old photos.
Thanks so much mate! 💪🏼
Great video! I watch loads of camera, photography, and editing videos and this is one of the best I've seen so far. I don't use lightroom so this was perfect for me. Great tip on adjusting the slider before brushing and then tweak it afterwards. Thanks!
My pleasure, thank you!
Hey Will, I’ve just noticed that you look like the young Russel Crowe from the Gladiator era 😀
Your videos are awesome btw…I’ve watched them so many times, keep up the good work! Thanks for guiding us!
😂😂 Heard that before. Thanks for the support of the channel mate 🙏🏻
Thank you for sharing these tips :)
Thanks for the support 🙏🏻
Very helpful video. Thank you.
No worries mate, thank you :)
Very educative, new perspective to editing👋
Thank you 🙌
Thanks Will, brilliant
Glad you enjoyed it! 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Great demo and particularly helpful to learn about the theory behind the adjustments 👏
Thanks a lot! 🙏🏻
THank you for sharing your vast array of photography editing knowledge, it's not just having the tools but knowing how to use them. I always learn something new from these tutorials, THANKS, love your work!
Thank you Phil! 👊🏻👊🏻
Great edit and explanation!
Thanks!
Great video. Super useful. Love your approach and the way you explain. I am learning so much. Editing is not my strongest point so thank you. I have improved so much in a few months.
My pleasure, thank you! ☺️🙏🏻
Great tips! Thanks
Clear, concise tutorial with amazing results.
Great job mate 😊
Thanks legend 👊🏻
Very helpful. Thank you
My pleasure, thanks Dave 🙏🏻
Excellent tutorial William. I’ve struggled with my woodland scenes and you provide a clear framework for analysing and improving my shots. Thanks!
Thanks a lot mate, glad I could help!
Great video, well explained and made a huge amount of sense. Thanks.
Appreciate all the love for the channel mate :)
It’s like watching the magic happen in real time! I just caught your last video yesterday when the pup was sleeping, you said woooo and she opened her eyes and said, what am I missing! So had to go out and exercise the psycho out of her right away🤣🙈
😂😂 sorry about that! I think I’ve got a ‘woo’ coming up next week too 😅 Thank you Fi!
@@WilliamPatinoPhotography haha! I’ll have to watch it more strategically!
so helpful - many thanks
Glad it was helpful! 🙏🏻
Thank you 🌿
Welcome! 💚
This was so relaxing, like painting with Bob Ross. Also made me aware of some things I never thought of like bringing up the darks for distant parts to make it realistic. I'll have to try that on my next edit.
Haha, I love Bob. Thanks mate.
Awesome tutorial , thank you
You are welcome! Thanks 😊
Very well done Will. I've never seen this concept shown so well, especially when you switch between edited and original.
Thanks! 🙏🏻☺️
So good, I think I just had a aha moment 🙏❤️
Perfect!
great video demo
Cheers Steve 🙏🏻
I've never tried that technique but it looks interesting, going to give it a go. Thanks
Let me know how it goes :)
@@WilliamPatinoPhotography I'll do that.
@@WilliamPatinoPhotography I'll definitely be including this into my work flow.
I like how it targets locally with so many options to access easily
I can always expect to find gold here :)
Haha thanks mate!
@@WilliamPatinoPhotography I've bought your editing masterclass now too :)
You'e amazing, THANK YOU !@@LuckyPiano
Will definitely let you know how it goes :)@@WilliamPatinoPhotography
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great video!
Thanks!
Great vid thanks, the flatness of raw is one of the reasons why i save raw and jpeg.
Cheers mate
Love your work mate 👌👌
Thank you so much mate
I was just looking at one of my recent photos which is bright in the foreground and dark in the background and couldn't come up with a good answer for how to fix it. I'll try again now that I've seen these tips.
Awesome, let me know how you go!
@@WilliamPatinoPhotographylooking at that photo again, the tonal difference between foreground and background is too high to fix. More importantly, it's a bad composition. The foreground does not connect with the background at all despite thinking it would be brilliant when itook the photo. Oh well, that happens sometimes but I have you video saved in my photo tips playlist and look guest's to using it. Thanks for the great tips.
Thanks it's a good video! When you brighten up dark parts, don't you also get problems with noise? I often come across this problem, denoise may help a bit of course, just depends on how much you brighten up
Thanks. Depends on the camera, iso and amount of shadow recovery you do. Definitely older camera models will struggle more, but anything made in the last 5 years will generally have a good enough dynamic range to reveal the details with minimal noise. That’s also why you want to come in with a file not too underexposed. Cheers :)
Thank you for this video. Can you recommend a color calibration tool for my 16” MacBook Pro M1? Something that has no issues updating itself to newest versions. TY
My pleasure. MacBook is calibrated out of box. I’ve never calibrated any of mine.
Thanks for the vid.
I'm still using LR6 + an older version of AP with the last AP update being in 2018. Just to be clear, Camera Raw does everything LRC does as far the editing goes & minus the cataloging features, Y/N?
Yes it does.
@@WilliamPatinoPhotography Thank you.
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do you use tlr cameras?
tlr ??
@@WilliamPatinoPhotography twin lens reflex camera it takes film no battery also awesome tips mate i’ve seen a real change in my digital photos🙇🏽♂️
Great tips! Thank you!
You are so welcome!