Jim Thanks for another great video. I don't think this is ice. I think it is sand and a longer exposure maybe near Rialto Beach on the Pacific Ocean at low tide.
Nice video. I'm surprised that island is still visible on the right edge of the horizon as it keeps grabbing my attention! I would have either cloned it out or slightly cropped it. It is a super final image.
I've seen you're video now three times and made the conclusion that you are a professor for B&W Jim. Please keep doing make these videos. Greets from Holland, Toine
New to your you tube " great tips! So grateful for your generous video! Question :Sometimes you place the B&W adjustment layer BELOW the gradient: I can not wrap my head around why sometime placed above or below the gradient adjustment??
very nice tuto ! even if already shown, very useful to see how you use zse with LM dark and move the mask on curve i still have difficulties to understand why we add stop and move diamonds in gradient map for black and white. up to now i add gradient map and leave it untouched
Marc Labro the Diamonds restrict the amendment of the tones beneath or above. It means you can adjust ranges without impacting for example Dark Blacks or Light Whites.
I used to think I was monotone after 50 years. But WOW after watching your tutorial I'm just a beginner. I'll re-watch this many times. Thank you.
Jim Thanks for another great video.
I don't think this is ice. I think it is sand and a longer exposure maybe near Rialto Beach on the Pacific Ocean at low tide.
Nice video. I'm surprised that island is still visible on the right edge of the horizon as it keeps grabbing my attention! I would have either cloned it out or slightly cropped it. It is a super final image.
Whooo! This is heavy, indeed. Great job Jim
I've seen you're video now three times and made the conclusion that you are a professor for B&W Jim. Please keep doing make these videos. Greets from Holland, Toine
Jim you are an artist.
New to your you tube " great tips! So grateful for your generous video!
Question :Sometimes you place the B&W adjustment layer BELOW the gradient: I can not wrap my head around why sometime placed above or below the gradient adjustment??
Truly admire your work, sir. You've inspired me to revisit B&W. Thanks for sharing your valuables.
Just amazing and your voice is just like the one of Tom Hanks :)
some really great tips here! thanks for sharing this! I am just not sure how is this a high key image...
Thank you for the tips, great work 👍
very nice tuto ! even if already shown, very useful to see how you use zse with LM dark and move the mask on curve
i still have difficulties to understand why we add stop and move diamonds in gradient map for black and white. up to now i add gradient map and leave it untouched
Marc Labro the Diamonds restrict the amendment of the tones beneath or above. It means you can adjust ranges without impacting for example Dark Blacks or Light Whites.
how did you select the zone without the Zone System pluggin?
Wow, a bit of this, a bit of that goes a long way.
Great tutorial, thank You,
very cool vid....but that wasn't ICE or a Lake haha!