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Thanks so much for watching and for commenting. Glad it was helpful 😊

Thanks so much for watching, and I’m happy the videos are helpful for you.

Thanks so much for letting me know! Thanks for watching.

Thanks so much for watching. I’ll try make a video about this topic, I’ve had this question a few times so I’ll see if I can get it done soon. 😊

Thanks for the comment. I have taken Inspiration from the way Simon presents his videos, as far as editing style, I’ve been editing my photos this way for at least 10 years now.

Thanks a lot for the comment. I also tend to crop to however the frame fits around the image, regardless of aspect ratio. Cropping is definitely a huge artistic decision, as important as the initial composition idea. Thanks for watching 😊

Thanks for watching

Thanks a lot for watching and for the comment. What lens focal length are you using? 24mp can be a bit limiting compared to a 45mp sensor for example, but I guess it also depends on the final use for the image? Big crops are fine for social media, but for printing it definitely limits the amount you can crop.

Are you using a DSLR camera? There might be dust on the mirror and that’s why you’ll see it when taking the photo looking through the viewfinder and not see it on the photo.

My camera is 6d mark ii and already cleaned it but no change

Hi Martin, thanks so much! Hope you found some useful editing tips in this tutorial 😊

Thanks so much Cynthia! I appreciate the sub and thanks for watching 😊

Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts. Remember, presets are just a good starting point, and they all need tweaking. It all depends on what your initial photo exposure is. If your photo is bright, it will react differently with the presets to a photo that is slightly underexposed. You’re not doing anything wrong 😊 just adjust the exposure slider or reduce the contrast.

@@MarkDumbleton Thanks Mark!

Thanks so much for the comment! Really appreciated! 😊

Thanks a lot Martin! Thanks for watching and for the comment.

Appreciate it a lot thank you! 😊

Thanks so much for the super thanks! It is really appreciated! Helps me to keep the videos coming 😊

Thanks so much for watching. I don’t use any tablet, just the track pad on my MacBook Pro. I have used a Wacom Tablet in the past, but I don’t really use it at all lately. I haven’t tried Astropad at all.

@@MarkDumbleton thanks Mark.

Thank you so much! I truly appreciate the support!

My pleasure. Thanks so much for watching and for the comment.

My pleasure, thank you for watching!!

That means a lot, thanks so much!

Thanks so much for watching. Hope you found some tips in the video you can use!

Appreciate it a lot, thank you!

Thanks so much for signing up for the preset pack! Hope you find some value in it 😊

Thanks so much Kobus! Kruger was great 😊

Appreciate it a lot! Thanks for watching 😊🙌🏻

My pleasure, hope you find the preset pack helpful!

Best way to improve is to keep trying: the upside of living in the digital age is that you can work nondestructively, as many times as you want.

You can’t destroy any image, you can just reset the edit and try again. I experimented a lot when learning how to edit, and made many mistakes in the process.

I appreciate that a lot! Thank you!

Hi Nick, it’s a profile that comes with my Nikon Z8.

Thanks so much for the comment 😊

Hope you found the video useful, thanks for the comment!

Do you mind sharing the settings you used for these video shots?

Thanks so much for the comments. I try and keep my shutter speed at 1/50 and use an aperture and ISO to get a good exposure on the scene. If the exposure gets too bright, I either use a variable ND filter to keep my shutter speed at 1/50, or I just increase the shutter speed.

Thanks so much for watching! You need to visit Africa 😊

My pleasure, hope you found it helpful.