I was curious about the "workflow extras" under the TK panel. I noticed the name of serveral well know photo editing experts displayed. Did they provide workflow adjustment options in the TK software? I enjoyed the video and was able to follow most of it.
I'm glad you could follow it. To answer your question, yes, the Extras are either provided by the person named or copied from their approach - I'm not sure which. I built my own action for creating a Frequency Separation but find the TK Panel handy to use and have now stopped using the Action.
Really interesting to see the detailed workflow steps and how you get that quality of result. Could really just do with your speaking over it to show what you're thinking too, and that would add a whole new layer of insight.
Thanks for the feedback and I'm glad you could follow it. I should mention that I'm not always in a position to record a voice over. On this occassion, it was this or nothing so I decided to release the video to see how it went down. Given the negative comments and emails I've recevied, I probably won't publish a video next time it happens.
This time I disagree with you and make the same comments as Christine below. You show what you are capable of, which is to no interest for your audience, absolutely none. So please, tell us what you recommend to do and first of all, WHY you do so! Thank you so much. (I live in belgium).
I can accept that this approach was of no interest to you and certain others, but careful about speaking for //everyone//. I was mesmerized by this non-narrative video and enjoyed it very much.
I don't know which comment you are referring to, as I can't see one by Christine. This video is intended to share how I edit an image which is something I receive requests for. As I wasn't in a position to make a video with a spoken soundtrack this week, I thought it was the ideal time to try this out. Sorry you don't like it.
lease Robin, change the settings and activate the subtitles. Happy new year. Christine from FRance Répondre Robin Whalley · 1 réponse @RobinWhalley @RobinWhalley il y a 3 jours (modifié) There are no subtitles for this video as there is no narration, only background music. Happy New Year to you also.@@RobinWhalley
Sorry. It was either this or nothing. I thought it would make an interesting experiement. I am considering putting recordings of my editing out in addition to videos at times or if I'm not able to record the narration. I'm not happy that you find my music disturbing though.
Well, I made it through the whole thing. I don't have any of this software, but was curious to watch the presentation. For me, being unfamiliar with the software, you went too quickly and although I could guess what you were trying to accomplish, it was too difficult to follow. Interesting experimental presentation, but I don't think I'll be watching another. Happy New Year, anyway.
It was interesting to see how you went about it. I don't use the Adobe tools but I could relate most of it to my DxO/Affinity/Nik workflow. I'd probably have gone to Viveza before CFX and done a bit more in there but I could see what you were aiming for. Not so clear on the TK tools, the effects were a bit too subtle for me in most cases.
I was curious about the "workflow extras" under the TK panel. I noticed the name of serveral well know photo editing experts displayed. Did they provide workflow adjustment options in the TK software? I enjoyed the video and was able to follow most of it.
I'm glad you could follow it.
To answer your question, yes, the Extras are either provided by the person named or copied from their approach - I'm not sure which. I built my own action for creating a Frequency Separation but find the TK Panel handy to use and have now stopped using the Action.
Really interesting to see the detailed workflow steps and how you get that quality of result. Could really just do with your speaking over it to show what you're thinking too, and that would add a whole new layer of insight.
Thanks for the feedback and I'm glad you could follow it.
I should mention that I'm not always in a position to record a voice over. On this occassion, it was this or nothing so I decided to release the video to see how it went down. Given the negative comments and emails I've recevied, I probably won't publish a video next time it happens.
This time I disagree with you and make the same comments as Christine below. You show what you are capable of, which is to no interest for your audience, absolutely none. So please, tell us what you recommend to do and first of all, WHY you do so! Thank you so much. (I live in belgium).
I can accept that this approach was of no interest to you and certain others, but careful about speaking for //everyone//. I was mesmerized by this non-narrative video and enjoyed it very much.
I don't know which comment you are referring to, as I can't see one by Christine. This video is intended to share how I edit an image which is something I receive requests for. As I wasn't in a position to make a video with a spoken soundtrack this week, I thought it was the ideal time to try this out. Sorry you don't like it.
Thanks
lease Robin, change the settings and activate the subtitles. Happy new year.
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There are no subtitles for this video as there is no narration, only background music. Happy New Year to you also.@@RobinWhalley
Hi Robin, I enjoy your videos and explanations a lot. But this one, without spoken text, and disturbing music, is a nogo for me
Sorry. It was either this or nothing. I thought it would make an interesting experiement. I am considering putting recordings of my editing out in addition to videos at times or if I'm not able to record the narration. I'm not happy that you find my music disturbing though.
Well, I made it through the whole thing. I don't have any of this software, but was curious to watch the presentation. For me, being unfamiliar with the software, you went too quickly and although I could guess what you were trying to accomplish, it was too difficult to follow. Interesting experimental presentation, but I don't think I'll be watching another. Happy New Year, anyway.
Thank you.
It was interesting to see how you went about it. I don't use the Adobe tools but I could relate most of it to my DxO/Affinity/Nik workflow. I'd probably have gone to Viveza before CFX and done a bit more in there but I could see what you were aiming for. Not so clear on the TK tools, the effects were a bit too subtle for me in most cases.
Thanks. The TK Actions are great for polishing up an image. Theire effect probably doesn't come over well in a video but they are worth investigating.
Nice Video, different format from you. Good demonstration of what you can achieve using NIK6. Thank you.
Glad you liked it. Thank you
Please Robin, change the settings and activate the subtitles. Happy new year.
Christine from FRance
There are no subtitles for this video as there is no narration, only background music. Happy New Year to you also.