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Fabulous. Makes me want to return to Switzerland and Italy soon!!

awesome

Beautiful and exciting! Thank You for sharing!

hi joe, I am from nepal. Is there a way to use in video editing and color correcting as well?

Love your attitude about this bag and not caring about what people will say. kislux You are right keep your head up and no your priorities.

Take one body and two lenses AT MOST!

Excellent choice except not taking the 12-100mm. I would never miss it due to the range and the incredible stabilisation which allows me to use almost 1s without a tripod.

Excellent explanation. Thank you!

I wish you a great trip and I am sure you will be happy with those choices. Should you need super-wide, you can always stop by in Belgium and borrow my 7-14mm f/2.8 😊

LOL Joe.. Glad to see and hear that I am not the only one that goes through the camera & lens gymnastics when packing for a travel adventure. Looking forward to your updates along the way. Safe travels.....

Thanks Joe - safe travels!

I was not familiar with the 40-150 f/4 Pro. In your opinion, how does that lens compare with the 40-150 f/2.8 Pro.

Good choice for your trip and locations

Excellent choice Joe and don't forget a remote! Have a great trip

My computer never asked for trusted computer

Thanks! I learn so much about Lightroom from watching your videos!

I like it

Your final result is very nice, basically a picture within the picture. I would also have liked to see a less tight crop (especially in the sky) with the same editing. Also, I do not use Viveza but it seems to me that you could have added the equivalent of structure and the other adjustments using the LR masks?

Thank you! My issue was the release shutter without lens! I got a manual focus lense and I have no idea what I'm doing! But thank you! This solved my issue!

Very nice. Am a fan of your editing. How much of an image are you comfortable cropping out before the resolution gets too low? Do you print a lot of your work?

welcome to 2000's hdr, people

Nicely done!

Thank You Joe - great video!

Nice video. If one buy 82mm filter set, need to buy 67 to 82mm, 67 to 77mm step up rings extra or it comes along with it?

Thanks Joe, good adjustment tips as i've some landscapes that need 'something' but was not sure what. Now i can play with those possibilities and find that 'something'.

I've been semi-following you for some ten years and getting some good ideas. There are so many people that insist on using Adobi products to edit but I find owning my own program to be the best. After purchasing Capture One some six years ago, I find it to be more than what most people need to use and a lot less expensive because I don't need to repurchase it or continue a rental program. Sure some of the latest and greatest actions are shorter for every modern program out there but by taking my time I can perform a very similar action. Thank you for your great ideas.

Remounting the lens worked for me !! Thanks !

Great work 👏👏👏👏

Nice job- could follow your comments and cursor easily! Thanks. Geoff

Nice choices with crops and certainly the color and highlights!!!!!!!

Hey, nice job of showing lots of little things that add up to a big change!!! I subscribed!!!!!

I'm a fan of the full pano

I liked the non pano version better

Thank You Joe! I do like the cropped version.

Wondering how do you set your white and black point value. Datacolor Spyder Checkr suggests 230 for white point and 10 for black point in order to get accurate colours.

Thank You Joe! Great learning in your lesson.

Very well covered and explained. The value is highlighted with the inclusion of multiple choices demonstrated with the same image. Seldom see that with other instructors. It covers a wider spectrum of photographer styles while also encouraging viewers not to limit their approach in shooting and/or editing.

Nice pic, great lesson

Your closing thought reminds me of one of the lines in "the Rounders" from 1965 with Glenn Ford and Henry Fonda: "Whatever suits you just tickles me plumb to death." Nice example of how to treat high dynamic range. I'd also see how a 3:1 crop looks to fit a standard size frame. Thanks.

Have been wanting these for several years. Just so expensive!

There has been a lot of controversy over the reduction of dynamic range in some of the new stacked sensor cameras. This example shows why dynamic range is important and should not be discounted for the additional speed that stacked sensors provide.

Important correction, the unit doesn't not support microphones that require phantom power. Actually it doesn't even have a balanced microphone connector, just a TS 1/4 plug. For that you'd have to go with the bigger brother, the DP008ex

Starts @0:40 without the long talk

I use my old R2880 semi gloss profile and the black and white was perfect

What is the best brightness value for the monitor? Should I base it on the ambient light read by the device or is the 120cd/m2 the accepted standard? What about the Temp? D65 D50 etc?

Thank You Joe! Have relaxing vacation.

Why don't you check and compare corrected colorchecker rgb colors with those provided by the manufacturer? Basically no one dare to do it, beucase it would be a disappointment... better just talk about it... You just blindly accept that the new look is correct, but not. It would be even bigger disappointment to create a color profile using colorchecker passpoer and taking pic of a colorchecker digital SG using the profile created by the passport... Don't do it, just use the colorchecker and be happy with the toy and happy shooting!

I just visited for the first time myself and that’s where I stayed. Love it.

Just a snippet.