Found this very helpful in that I was not aware I could do the box versus just the eyedropper - as that was very difficult at times and I found myself doing the eyedropper several times. Great video - thanks.
I enjoyed the moment where you looked at adjusting the blue saturation as I often find that mountains in the background of photos come out with a weirdly large amount of blue and purple in them, so I almost always tone those down to try and bring some realism back to the colour. Also, great tip on using the colour range to remove parts of a radial gradient. My (now old) technique was to try removing objects from the mask, then getting frustrated at lightroom's object detection so that's definitely going to help.
Of note, this is the most often that I have seen you use the Exposure slider in an edit. I have seen others do this in the past but not in yours - so, thanks, as I have recently started to do this in my edits and this adds greater confidence in what I am attempting to do.
Another very educational and helpful video, thank you. But just one light-hearted question. Why is the clock behind you always saying the same time, does it need a new battery? It messes with my OCD about incorrect clocks and wonky pictures.😉
@MarkDenneyPhoto curious how you're getting on w/ the Z8 now that you've had more time w/ it? Do you find your photos have less overall detail [ not pixel peeping ] than when shooting GFX?
Interesting how often you use the color range masks. I think you would have better time setting global white balance first - instead of starting with clouds locally. Thanks!
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Found this very helpful in that I was not aware I could do the box versus just the eyedropper - as that was very difficult at times and I found myself doing the eyedropper several times. Great video - thanks.
Yes - your end result is great and the video also reminds me how much fun editing photos is.
Very helpful. I want to improve my masking techniques and this video will definitely be helpful! THANK YOU!
Very helpful. Thank you!
@@JohnDoranski Thanks John!
Thank you for the tips
i always enjoy your videos. The way you back lit the mountains was something I have not seen in other videos.
Very helpful! Would love to see more with varying environments, lighting etc.. ❤
I enjoyed the moment where you looked at adjusting the blue saturation as I often find that mountains in the background of photos come out with a weirdly large amount of blue and purple in them, so I almost always tone those down to try and bring some realism back to the colour. Also, great tip on using the colour range to remove parts of a radial gradient. My (now old) technique was to try removing objects from the mask, then getting frustrated at lightroom's object detection so that's definitely going to help.
Great video. Thanks so much.
This is exactly what I visit your channel for. Thanks!
Love it! Thanks Earl!
Mark, I learned a few new masking tips. Thank you!
Of note, this is the most often that I have seen you use the Exposure slider in an edit. I have seen others do this in the past but not in yours - so, thanks, as I have recently started to do this in my edits and this adds greater confidence in what I am attempting to do.
OK This one is a keeper !!
Absolutely useful. Thank you so much! Can’t wait try some of these techniques myself. Thanks for sharing your expertise. Much appreciated Mark!
Glad to do it!
Another very educational and helpful video, thank you. But just one light-hearted question. Why is the clock behind you always saying the same time, does it need a new battery? It messes with my OCD about incorrect clocks and wonky pictures.😉
@MarkDenneyPhoto curious how you're getting on w/ the Z8 now that you've had more time w/ it? Do you find your photos have less overall detail [ not pixel peeping ] than when shooting GFX?
Very useful video, thanks 👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
Amazing. Thank you.
Thanks Greg!
Thank you!
Nice!👌
Interesting how often you use the color range masks. I think you would have better time setting global white balance first - instead of starting with clouds locally. Thanks!
Thank you!