Thank you for the great lesson on "landscape lighting modeling" with the option to use the source image for step-by-step editing following the demonstrated procedure.
Yes sir... Thank you for posting this amazing "light" tutorial. I've just ran into an image that I have been meaning to improve but I did not know where or how to go about it (mental block) this well done tutorial certainly definitely helps. Thank you.
Thank you for this...... I will have to watch it a couple of times to take it all in. One thing that stuck out for me was when you added a second linear gradient and then subtracted it from the one you were working on. I would have never thought of doing that. So yes I have learnt a lot. Living in South Africa we have a lot of super sunsets and would love to see how you would do them.......
Thanks for commenting! That just the standard sharpening process I learned from a few different landscape photographers. This way I get very fine details without much noise being added overall
I follow a handful of PS and C1 person channels to learn about tools and techniques. However, I come here for ideas. Vielen dank CM!
Thank you for the great lesson on "landscape lighting modeling" with the option to use the source image for step-by-step editing following the demonstrated procedure.
Yes sir... Thank you for posting this amazing "light" tutorial. I've just ran into an image that I have been meaning to improve but I did not know where or how to go about it (mental block) this well done tutorial certainly definitely helps. Thank you.
Very happy to hear that, thank you very much!
Thank you for this...... I will have to watch it a couple of times to take it all in. One thing that stuck out for me was when you added a second linear gradient and then subtracted it from the one you were working on. I would have never thought of doing that. So yes I have learnt a lot. Living in South Africa we have a lot of super sunsets and would love to see how you would do them.......
Thank you so much, hope you will have some fun with the newly learned tools here!
Thank you very much for this tuto
Thanks. Would you comment on your thoughts about your sharpening process where you drop the radius slider to zero and raise the detail slider to 100?
Thanks for commenting! That just the standard sharpening process I learned from a few different landscape photographers. This way I get very fine details without much noise being added overall
i have a few sunset shots but no matter how i edit it, im not happy! would be great to see what youd come up with to see why my mind is going blank!!
I know that feeling, just wait a few months and try again, this helps me a lot usually! :-)
Bond Möhrle.