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ive watched so many of your videos. it is much appreciated, but I'm still not getting it. My exteriors are still getting muddy. I'm still using lumenzia light (free version) does that make a difference?

Great video, succinct and very helpful, I learned a better merge technique from this. Thank you!

hey! this was most helpful however i got stuck when you began using Lumenzia. My photoshop doesnt seem to have that option. Either that or I cant find it, any help?

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Love it ❤. Thanks for tthis video

Imagine how much you would have to charge a client to do this when the vast majority of people can barely tell the difference between a photo taken on a phone camera with HDR and a professional camera with hours of editing. It requires amazing skills. But, nope, it's way too much work. Clients in my area would never pay me for this type of effort.

Thanxx my dear! But why is it in CMYK? Did you switch to Proof View?

Very informative. Thank you, walkin' into the next shoot more confident for sure.

awesome video mate! Really helpful

Hi Anthony, how do you deliver your proofs to clients - platform, format, etc. Do you create contact sheets? thanks

i don't see the flat profile, please help me out.

Why not just take 5 pictures bracket and capture more data in the shadows and also renting a high dynamic range full frame camera and a sharp lens?

THANKS for this video! Very well done as always. However, in making small adjustments to the verticals using auto synch, the adjust DO apply to each image BUT are NOT carried over to to the merged HDR. Tried multiple times, but the HDR does not see what I did to the verticals. Also, the merged image doesn't look that different in the windows (still blown out). What did I miss? One of your videos did cover how the image may look the same, but I cannot find it (you have a LOT of videos! And that's a GOOD THING!)

Complete workflow

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Your videos are the best, clear and consice, and very instructive. You obviously remember your own challenges as a beginner long ago, and apply that in a patient unassuming way.

real pro, thx!

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Is there a repeatable way to get the exposure of the highlight or shadow layers to match the base layer (like when you are adjusting things around 17:00? I have trouble knowing if I've matched the midtone exposure properly just eyeballing it or trying to remember what the base layer looks like. Do I need to just pick a couple points and look at the values in the histogram between the base layer and the one that I'm adjusting to try to get those midtones matching?

Hello can you do lumenzia with flambient? Using flash window pull ?

Hi Anthony! Awesome video, all your videos are so well put together. You always explain things in ways that are really easy to understand and implement. I got a quick question for you, hopefully you can help me. Been a little hard to research on line. I'm getting a new pc laptop and I am finally going to get a stand alone monitor to hook up to the laptop as well. Tired of always using the laptop monitor. I use Lightroom, Photoshop and Luminar Neo for editing. I am a Real Estate Agent and do my own photos when I have homes for sale. I do not do photography for a living but love it. Question is: I want to get a 21:9 ratio (Ultrawide) monitor NOT 16:9. Minimum 2K resolution or more. Should I only get a flat ultrawide monitor or curved ultrawide. Trying to figure which is the best for photo editing. Will a curved monitor affect my editing of interior photos and exterior photos. I would prefer a curved monitor but won't get one if it is not good for photo editing. What do you think? Please let me know. Thanks for your time and help!

What else? Love you workflow...

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I believe I heard you talk about clients either licensing the photos or them buying the photos. Does this mean that by licensing, you get to use the photos still as you wish, but if they buy them they are no longer yours? If so, I’d imagine the buying is more hefty price than licensing, correct?

hi thanks fr this video ...where can i find the architectural finisher in the color efx ? also can you share a link to your preset settings pls thankyou

I dont know you make any money if you spend this much time on one photo.

Would be so helpful if you showed a full workflow for this from how you import to lightroom and editing at least 2 groups of photos to export. I see everyone showing how to do one set of images at a time but is there not a bulk solution for many of these steps? Thanks for all you do youre one of the best sources out there I’m also trying to use both lrc and neo thanks to you and seeing the full picture would help tremendously

I was checking other "architectural photography" videos , man your photos are crisp , your style is what i want in my photos, thank you ! About the gear you use... is it really what you use in work ?

You Sir, have broken down Lumenzia in 2 minutes, that Lumenzia's developer didn't in his whole guide package. Hat's off!

Hi Anthony, I have purchased the app but still don’t know how to highlight photos. Is there any video where I can learn more about highlights?

Thanks for the video. Do you try to keep all your finishing crops the same ratio? Or just custom every time?

Thanks for the detail! How do you send the photos to your client for them to select? Watermark or something or an online gallery? Can you do a video about this? :)

Hi Anthony , i have downloaded yesterday Luminar neo but its complicated for me. I need so practice and im following your videos. Is this program in Luminar neo or its separated? I have to finish a project and even didn't start as i need time and practice :/

Great video thanks - Can you use. the same workflow but export from Bridge and edit in Camera raw?

Hi mate, thanks for suggestion me this app. I downloaded this app yesterday but i need this app to. where can i find it? its look very easy for me

Nice work Anthony! I would like to start photo shooting but don’t know where to start 😢 what program do you use and you can recommend it to me? Thank you

Also, what else!? I would love more info on your technique!

So is this your newest workflow that you use for client work? I’m a bit surprised to see you not using Lumenzia. Curious if you even think Lumenzia is worth using anymore 🤔

Thank you🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

higher end architectural shoots will have the designer directing you on site. So every shot is a shot they want and they will stage it exactly how it should look. It's not really a "here a few shots pick what you like" kind of thing. that is all figured out pre-shoot. and day rates are more like $3-$5K plus usage.

Do you get a cut sheet from the designer so you know the different brands and companies they use?

really distracted by the light band on chair backs right at table edge... is this a poor transition in the HDR?

About HDR nothing?

Do you have a link with this preset?

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS!! This is going to save me and so many other real estate photographers LOADS of time! 🙏🙌

so I just watched 20 mins just to get the information, thatr what I need to know is to buy a software :) would be nice to mention such things in first place. However, great video

What else? 🤔 I always learn something new and helpful with your tutorials. Thank you. 🤙🏽

Wow, thrilled to have come across this channel. So helpful- thank you!

Another great tutorial. thank you may i ask you a question about how to calibrate my laptop screen color space right? some of my result edits shows different color on different devices