Post Processing Tutorial - Moody Atmosphere in Landscape Photos

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  • Опубліковано 23 гру 2024

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  • @pbziegler
    @pbziegler Рік тому +1

    Excellent in every way. Always looking for ways to being atmosphere into the background. This is a great way. And you teach it like a real master.

  • @kendrickl.buchan7271
    @kendrickl.buchan7271 2 роки тому

    The moment I saw the legendary windows 7 boot animation and your desktop setup I immediately hit the subscribe button. I'm an IT student and at the same time have a passion for photography. Great content!

  • @zediogoamareleja
    @zediogoamareleja 6 років тому +1

    Outstanding ..short and sharp straight to the point without useless...bla..bla...
    Had learn a lot since I come across of your work..
    Next step is to bought your bundle..respect!!!!

  • @mohdfirdaus4035
    @mohdfirdaus4035 6 років тому +1

    great. love the final image. thanks michael for sharing the tehcnique

  • @JetonAliji
    @JetonAliji 6 років тому +2

    Great technique! I've always wanted to give more mood to my shots. This has taught me quite some tips.
    Vielen dank Michael!

  • @gheorghefalcaru
    @gheorghefalcaru 6 років тому +1

    Superb! German Quality! Something for Thomas Heaton to look and learn! Bravo!!!!

  • @landscapesbyzalmanwainhaus9635
    @landscapesbyzalmanwainhaus9635 6 років тому +1

    Awesome video, Michael. Extremely informative and helpful. Will have to give this technique a go! Subscribed, and looking forward to more.

  • @rasicaphoto6450
    @rasicaphoto6450 6 років тому

    Excellent subtle post processing Michael!

  • @RalphGoldsmith
    @RalphGoldsmith 6 років тому +1

    Excellent tutorial, very informative

  • @DaveMorrow
    @DaveMorrow 6 років тому +1

    Great technique! Love it

  • @QuietLightPhoto
    @QuietLightPhoto 6 років тому +4

    Very good, Michael! I'll have to give the cloud layer a go, very effective. Thanks!

  • @maicopresente
    @maicopresente 6 років тому +1

    Great Tutorial! Thank you!

  • @thorstenwestheiderphotogra7722
    @thorstenwestheiderphotogra7722 6 років тому +1

    Tolles Bild, Hut ab!

  • @Fedilli
    @Fedilli 6 років тому

    Really great video like always, thanks Michael ! The beginning of this video makes me think about a subject for another video : tell us about your IT-workspace (computer, screen, hard disk, and moreover the use of the graphic table in Photoshop). You could also explain how you classify all your photos on your computer (because it has to be very complicated with a 50Mpix Camera ?). Have a nice day !

    • @mibreit-photo
      @mibreit-photo  6 років тому

      Thanks for your comment. I could do a video like that, although my workspace is not very fancy ;-) I'll see how I can put something together. cheers

  • @LukasZ92.
    @LukasZ92. 6 років тому

    Hallo Michael, das ist ein super Trick, und ich habe das immer viel umständlicher gemacht, habe ein eigenes Nebelbild als Maske für solche Zwecke verwendet, dabei geht es einfacher :) eine Frage weil ich am Anfang dein Grafiktablett gesehen habe, und du bei einem deiner Tutorials mal so schön die wichtigen Shortcuts von PS aufgezählt hast: könntest du evtl. ein Video hinsichtlich Workflow mit dem Tablett machen? würde mich sehr interessieren, wie man das Ding optimal verwenden kann, um schneller zu sein, und die Tastatur gar nicht oder kaum zu gebrauchen. Danke :)

    • @mibreit-photo
      @mibreit-photo  6 років тому

      Hallo Lukas, ich schau mal. Workflow Videos sind geplant, aber jetzt bin ich erstmal noch ne Weile auf Reisen und dann gibts ein paar Vlogs ;-)

  • @JamesBrewphoto
    @JamesBrewphoto 6 років тому +1

    Awesome video Michael. I really liked the b-roll intro, never seen that on an editing themed video before. The insights in this were fantastic too. You clearly know your way round the software. I've subbed you. If you get a chance i'd massively appreciate any feedback on my first vlog videos on my channel. Keep up the great work and all the best

  • @rickpimentel5643
    @rickpimentel5643 6 років тому +1

    Thank you for all you do but please talk a litter faster!!! It just feels like I'm waiting forever for you to get to the point. I think maybe it's because we are from different countries but I do love your low smooth voice. However, the whole time I'm thinking, common hurry up! Sorry I know it's just me but I hope you take this into consideration. If not, you might not get recognized by all of the people that you deserve since you are amazing. But, everyone in todays age wants to know the answer right away and talking slow will only make others click on to the next video. Again, you're amazing and hope you don't get offended but I literally had to click out of this video even though you were showing me what I needed. All the best.

    • @mibreit-photo
      @mibreit-photo  6 років тому +1

      Hello Rick, I know what you mean and I can try to speed things up a bit next time. Alhough it's not my usualy style.
      I take my time when working on photos and I'm usually not hurried. This is a very general aspect I try to follow in my life and I have to change my normal behavior to record those tutorials then. I'll put a sticker on my monitor the next time and write "faster" as a reminder ;-)
      BUT: In such a fast paced world, sometimes it's good to just sit down 10 minutes, relax and learn a thing or two without a hurry ;-)

    • @rickpimentel5643
      @rickpimentel5643 6 років тому

      I agree. Thanks again for the videos.

  • @АлександрСубаев-я5б

    Too much blah-blah-blah