Great tutorial! You are such an incredible talent, thank you for sharing your gift of photography. I have purchased all of your courses and they have made such a tremendous impact on my own photography.
An easier way to handle the gradient filter with the sky is to first select the sky, and then use the intersect function to add the gradient or whatever other tool. That will limit the tool to just the sky. So instead of going small and then big, do the opposite. Same results but it's a bit easier. Love your overall look. I learned most of my post processing from your videos. Thank you so much.
@@SergeRamelliPhotography Or, crazy idea here, you could just use "Select Sky" to just select the sky without the the unnecessary intersection steps. By itself, it does exactly what you wanted - selecting the sky, leaving everything else alone.
Great tutorial on dodge and burn ! Love the fact that brushes, linear gradients and radial gradients are used for ' local ' dodge and burn and not global through curves.
You are welcome and thank you for your comment! Is there anything else in particular that you would like to learn on photography? I will make a video about it :)
Brilliant tutorial. As much as I have always vaguely understood what I wanted, I never felt quite able to get there as it seemed like it should be a complex task but with this, you have simplified that process and explained it superbly. Thank you! 🙂
Another great video Serge, I have been doing landscape photography for 15 years and have followed your videos for a long time, I always learn new tricks from you so thank you very much for all your hard effort with your videos.
Great and entertaining tutorial! I was hesitant when I saw it was almost a half hour! But I laid down, watched, and pet my cat while my kids are napping/watching tv! Went by fast! Thanks!!
Serge, hello, did you shoot that photo in brackets? And THANK YOU! You are one of the first CZcams photographers I followed when I decided to go full time real estate. Your tips have really helped me develop my own style. It has lead me to shoot some celebrity homes and even last night I had the opportunity to do a paid job, by drone, of the plaza next to Walt Disney Music Hall and the Grand Park leading to City Hall. I am a huge fan of dodge and burning, in fact I have used a method I learned from you using the luminance masking you taught a few years back. It's great seeing how it has evolved. Btw, if ever in the Los Angeles or OC area and are interested in a collaboration, I'd certainly welcome the opportunity. But either way, thank you for the tips, I find it really valuable.
new to lightroom, and i’ve always loved this style of photography. so glad i’ve finally come across a tutorial on this, and you explained it so well while keeping it engaging. outstanding video, thank you so much!
Serge, you are just amazing. I have been followinf you for a while as you possibly know, but you manage again and again to surprise me - thanks a lot for this amazing tutorial 😊
Your work reminds me so much of Thomas Kinkade, often referred to as the "Master of Light". You are indeed a master in your own unique style of painting light with a digital brush. Thanks for your generous gift of teaching those of us aspiring to be artists.
Exactly, Thomas Kindade, the shlock master of Hallmark Xmas card light. Perhaps the worst artist in American history, stores in malls, just an insult to the intelligence. You nailed it!
Salut Serge!, Superbe vidéo as usual! C'est grâce à vous que j'ai appris la photo et LR il y'a plusieurs années de ça.. et je continue encore et encore à me régaler de vos tutos! Un grand merci pour la transmission de votre passion et de vos connaissances!
High contrasted area masks can be refined subtracting luminosity mask: quite simple here, you click subtract, then luminosity, and then you take a sample of the dark area of the building, with the proof pipe. You can adjust the subtraction further.
Serge I've watched the presentation for your raw files and I have to tell you a little "secret". I am from Tuscany; Isola d'Elba to be exact. I felt like being home! Thank you Serge!!!
I laugh when I see people posting SOOC (straight out of camera) jpegs - they are missing so much! Every picture needs some editing. Another great video - thank you!
Love your content. I learned a ton watching your Dodge & Burn tutorial. Would love to see a list of the key combinations you use throughout the video as I could not keep up with my notes - LOL. Perhaps I could learn to write faster? Thank you Mr. Ramelli.
Amazing video! It's probably not so easy on a Mac, but if you upgrade your RAM you'll have a much smoother Lightroom experience. Lightroom is VERY taxing on RAM.
Nice video Serge . You can make the sky linear gradient easier. Just draw linear gradiend and simply intersect with -> sky. The End. Same with the 2nd radial on the sky...no need to substract with brush which is difficult to get 100% right. Just radial -> intersect with sky.
@@SergeRamelliPhotography you want to create a gradient (linear or radial) that only affects part of the sky but not the rest of the image (buildings etc). Instead of using the 2 methods you used on your video you can simply create a mask with the gradient and add your settings in that (this step is the same with what you do) ...and then simply from the options next to the map choose "intersect with" and then choose "sky". Your settings will automatically apply to this section of your gradient that is also part of the sky! Job done with just one click. And no need to use brushes... 😉
@@XXX-vy6xv To make it even clearer: "Your settings will automatically AND ONLY apply to this section of your gradient that is also part of the sky! " I was actually surprised that the Intersect function was not used by Serge. It has been there for quite some time and is incredibly powerful.
Great tutorial! You are such an incredible talent, thank you for sharing your gift of photography. I have purchased all of your courses and they have made such a tremendous impact on my own photography.
Merci thanks so much Kelley!
👏👏👏👏👏👍🇿🇦
An easier way to handle the gradient filter with the sky is to first select the sky, and then use the intersect function to add the gradient or whatever other tool. That will limit the tool to just the sky. So instead of going small and then big, do the opposite. Same results but it's a bit easier. Love your overall look. I learned most of my post processing from your videos. Thank you so much.
wow I learned something I never used the intersect feature great tip tks for sharing I will be using it in my next videos. Tks Brian!
@@SergeRamelliPhotography Or, crazy idea here, you could just use "Select Sky" to just select the sky without the the unnecessary intersection steps. By itself, it does exactly what you wanted - selecting the sky, leaving everything else alone.
For what it's worth, it doesn't matter whether you do the linear gradient or the sky first.
@@TheZagnut69 no, because the entire point is to make a specific section of the sky, in this case the top of it darker
Great tutorial on dodge and burn ! Love the fact that brushes, linear gradients and radial gradients are used for ' local ' dodge and burn and not global through curves.
Brilliant. Photoshop vs Lightroom ... A great case for Lightroom. Simple and easy to follow. You never stop learning.
yes Love lightroom
Thanks for sharing! very useful information...
You are welcome and thank you for your comment! Is there anything else in particular that you would like to learn on photography? I will make a video about it :)
another great one, Serge!
merci ;-)
I love that you kept your sky mess up in. I really appreciated that small "I'm still human" detail
Piggin brilliant, thank you, Merci 🙂
tks
Your humor is great. Your teaching is the perfect speed. Thank you.
Great tutorial. Thank you so much!
Everything it’s so helpful. Thank you so much
Brilliant Serge, ive just updated to 2022, me being lazy but ive learned a lot, especially from Brian Alperts comment
this guy IS THA MASTER!!! Merci!
Brilliant tutorial. As much as I have always vaguely understood what I wanted, I never felt quite able to get there as it seemed like it should be a complex task but with this, you have simplified that process and explained it superbly.
Thank you! 🙂
Sharp, very informative and of course, amusing. Why wouldn't you watch 🧐 Well done !
thanks a lot happy you watched!
Love your enthusiasm to teach , one of the best videos on the techniques.
Great stuff Serge!
Great video, Thanks Serge
Fantastic lesson. Learned allot. Thank you
Glad to hear it!
This tutorial is pure genius, Serge. Just great! Thank you!
Another great video Serge, I have been doing landscape photography for 15 years and have followed your videos for a long time, I always learn new tricks from you so thank you very much for all your hard effort with your videos.
So helpful! My photos were literally improved overnight. Clear, well structured, thankyou so much for taking the time to create this!
Cool Video well explained and easy to follow.
Thanks always a great inspiration.
I'm anticipating that this video will do more to improve my pics than any other. glad I found your channel. thanks
Tks I hope so…
Amazing edit- need to watch it a few times to understand how everything is done. Thank you for posting this tutorial
This was a great video. Thank you very much.
great tutorial...thank you for making the files available without a bunch of hassle. I am subscribed and am getting a lot out of these.
So good, thank you!
Excellent!
Great and entertaining tutorial! I was hesitant when I saw it was almost a half hour! But I laid down, watched, and pet my cat while my kids are napping/watching tv! Went by fast! Thanks!!
Superb tutorial thank you
Merci ;-)
Excellent video! 👏
Très clair! Merci!
that was fantastic , I'm new to lightroom and your 5 steps make it seem so easy! a powerful little tutorial! Bravo thank you so much !
Serge, hello, did you shoot that photo in brackets? And THANK YOU! You are one of the first CZcams photographers I followed when I decided to go full time real estate. Your tips have really helped me develop my own style. It has lead me to shoot some celebrity homes and even last night I had the opportunity to do a paid job, by drone, of the plaza next to Walt Disney Music Hall and the Grand Park leading to City Hall. I am a huge fan of dodge and burning, in fact I have used a method I learned from you using the luminance masking you taught a few years back. It's great seeing how it has evolved. Btw, if ever in the Los Angeles or OC area and are interested in a collaboration, I'd certainly welcome the opportunity. But either way, thank you for the tips, I find it really valuable.
Thank you. Great!
Great video, thanks! I just came myself from a trip to Iceland and this video really give me great tips.
You are welcome isnt Iceland awesome!
Excellent video!
new to lightroom, and i’ve always loved this style of photography. so glad i’ve finally come across a tutorial on this, and you explained it so well while keeping it engaging. outstanding video, thank you so much!
Serge, you are just amazing. I have been followinf you for a while as you possibly know, but you manage again and again to surprise me - thanks a lot for this amazing tutorial 😊
Great tutorial! I like the way you present it. Thank you!!!
Fantastic easy way to use Lightroom. Well done Serge!
Thank you great tutorial.
Absolutely loved it. Thank you
You’re my hero!! 💪🏼💪🏼 thank you for this!!
21:20 Honestly, this crop is much better looking photo than the whole panorama. I love the mood and the person watching the mountain.
Thank you serve for this video. It has really help me realize how much better and more focused my landscape photos can potentially be.
I’ve learned a ton from this video! But the building shot is crooked! My eyes just can’t get past that. Thanks for the video…very explanatory!
Serge you are magical, fantastic. I really learn a lot with your technical and tricks, thanks a lot for your time and perfect job.
wow tks !
Your work reminds me so much of Thomas Kinkade, often referred to as the "Master of Light". You are indeed a master in your own unique style of painting light with a digital brush. Thanks for your generous gift of teaching those of us aspiring to be artists.
tks so much
Exactly, Thomas Kindade, the shlock master of Hallmark Xmas card light. Perhaps the worst artist in American history, stores in malls, just an insult to the intelligence. You nailed it!
@@SergeRamelliPhotography - It's an insult.
Thank you for this! I learned so much in the first 10 minutes, bravo! You have a new sub!
You are welcome Mickey and thanks for your comment! Is there anything else on retouching in particular that you would like to learn?
fantastic video, as always. love the detail... hope you well 🙂
Very good, thx!
Love it. Wonderful Video 👍🏻👍🏻
Wonderful simple yet effective process. Something I can do.
Thank you for sharing these amazing edits, love your style!
Well done Serge. Very helpful step by step instruction.
I learned a lot from you, thank you, and you are funny 😂
Awesome! Love the video and your enthusiasm!!!
Pure Gold. Thanks.
Fantastic stuff! Thanks a lot!!! Great presentation.
Salut Serge!,
Superbe vidéo as usual! C'est grâce à vous que j'ai appris la photo et LR il y'a plusieurs années de ça.. et je continue encore et encore à me régaler de vos tutos!
Un grand merci pour la transmission de votre passion et de vos connaissances!
Fantastic stuff. Thank you!
I forget that LR and ACR are so versatile when doing this sort of editing, so thanks for uploading.
High contrasted area masks can be refined subtracting luminosity mask: quite simple here, you click subtract, then luminosity, and then you take a sample of the dark area of the building, with the proof pipe. You can adjust the subtraction further.
cool will try
Amazing
GREAT!!!!
Liked and learned a lot. Thanks Serge.
I finally understood what dodging and burning is and how to do it. Thank you!
Hapoy Incould help!
Great longer video Serg. It really helps.
Very well done. I like the way you explain yourself through the mistakes and or adjustments.
Really great video! I love it. You're now my "brushhhh" mate. Bon travail
I do like your longer form videos. Keep them coming.
Thanks, that was useful and inspiring!
This was very interesting to watch. Please do more like this!
Wonderful, glad I found you!
my favorite teacher . regards from EGYPT hope see u here sooooon
Serge I've watched the presentation for your raw files and I have to tell you a little "secret". I am from Tuscany; Isola d'Elba to be exact. I felt like being home! Thank you Serge!!!
Love tuscany
@@SergeRamelliPhotography I bet. I just bought the bundle and sent an email to support. Thank you Serge!
thanks - nice tutorial.
tks so much!
I laugh when I see people posting SOOC (straight out of camera) jpegs - they are missing so much! Every picture needs some editing. Another great video - thank you!
Excellent video with some great tips. Thanks.
Great video
Brush Master，I Like it
First time coming across your page dang that was immensely helpful and I loved seeing the whole creative process keep it up thanks!!!
i miss you and your tutorials. 7 years ago i memorized your intro!
Fabulous tutorial! Please do more.
Great video Serge, great inspiration going to go reedit some of my pics adding dodge and burn!
great idea
Fantastic video. Great content presented by an entertainer. Love it. Thank you
Très formateur et bien expliqué merci.
Really good video
Merci beaucoup Serge!
Love your content. I learned a ton watching your Dodge & Burn tutorial. Would love to see a list of the key combinations you use throughout the video as I could not keep up with my notes - LOL. Perhaps I could learn to write faster? Thank you Mr. Ramelli.
Wow, You got some more personal style now, and that is even more inspiring, thank You for that.
you are welcome
The second photo is amazing
Thank you -- I enjoyed your video
Amazing video! It's probably not so easy on a Mac, but if you upgrade your RAM you'll have a much smoother Lightroom experience. Lightroom is VERY taxing on RAM.
Great video Serge! Iceland was such a treat!
I know muichel it was fun being with you!
Thanks for sharing your LRc process.
You are welcome!
Nice video Serge .
You can make the sky linear gradient easier.
Just draw linear gradiend and simply intersect with -> sky. The End.
Same with the 2nd radial on the sky...no need to substract with brush which is difficult to get 100% right.
Just radial -> intersect with sky.
Not sure what your meanm, can you elaborate?
@@SergeRamelliPhotography Click ALT!
@@SergeRamelliPhotography you want to create a gradient (linear or radial) that only affects part of the sky but not the rest of the image (buildings etc).
Instead of using the 2 methods you used on your video you can simply create a mask with the gradient and add your settings in that (this step is the same with what you do) ...and then simply from the options next to the map choose "intersect with" and then choose "sky".
Your settings will automatically apply to this section of your gradient that is also part of the sky!
Job done with just one click. And no need to use brushes... 😉
@@XXX-vy6xv To make it even clearer:
"Your settings will automatically AND ONLY apply to this section of your gradient that is also part of the sky! "
I was actually surprised that the Intersect function was not used by Serge. It has been there for quite some time and is incredibly powerful.