new sub here! I'm a self study photographer here in the philippines! I learned a lot from you. thank you for the tutorials and sharing tips and tricks! more power sir!
Some videos like this doesn’t get much views but I am grateful to share it with anyone that can get something from it so thank you for that comment! :)
You’re welcome ! Short video, right to the goal, well explained, easy to understand (I am French 🇫🇷), entertaining, you inspired me for an entire wedding editing (my 5th) So thank you for your work
I am a photo editor and I had an interview with a client who told me that each of their weddings consists of 5000 photos and my job was to review them all, make a selection of 3 thousand and edit them all in less than 10 hours. I told him he could have results in at least 12 hours. Honestly, I don't have the ability to edit, select and edit 3 thousand photos in less than 10 hours, even working with presets and in batches. That amount of time seems minimal to me for the number of photos. Either the client didn't want to pay for enough hours or I'm definitely doing something wrong.
That’s so much photo for a wedding. I shoot about 2000 and give my clients 1000. Some photographer take 10 photos of the same thing rapidly. It’s always difficult to agree on a price for work like this for sure.
It saves deep in your computer but it also creates a duplicate file within your Lightroom right next to the original so you can delete the original unedited file so you don’t have duplicate when you export.
Yeah it’s the deep in the computer bit that bugs me (temporary files). I’d rather save the PSD in a folder next to the RAW images. On a PC it works well but on a Mac not so much
@@CameraToFreedom Doing some photography shoots that need a fast turnaround right now. Was really looking for approaches to going much faster than this.
Thank you so much for sharing the tricks! I’m learning photography and you video is so helpful for beginners
Thank you Mariana for the nice comment! What a cool name Mariana! Like Mariana’s trench. We came from Guam and the Mariana’s trench is our ocean.
new sub here! I'm a self study photographer here in the philippines! I learned a lot from you. thank you for the tutorials and sharing tips and tricks! more power sir!
Glad to help! I’m going to Philippine September to photograph my friends wedding!
This was a great video, very easy for beginners to understand! Thank you!
So happy you got something from this video! Thanks for letting me know!
Hi Myong awesome video learnt heaps thank you, Mark from Australia
Mark! I appreciate you letting me know. It’s a great feeling to know you can help someone especially from across the world! Very cool!
I'm grateful, that's awesome lessons
Thank you for the second comment too Nathaniel and for your support!!! Any questions you have about photography let me know.
That’s awesome lessons my first wedding shootings coming up I will trying some of your tips bro Thks so much 🤟
Man your videos give me hope. Thank you.
You welcome! Good luck in your photography journey!
Thanks for your ideas, some very informative nuggets in there. Will use some on my next event 🎉
Thanks for the comment and glad you got a little something from it! :)
What a great video - thank you! Lots of great tips!
Some videos like this doesn’t get much views but I am grateful to share it with anyone that can get something from it so thank you for that comment! :)
Love the photos. New favorite channel
Thank you Cody!!! Appreciate your support man!
This is great! Totally new to light room. Need to get back into taking photos again and excited to use this software now.
Wow what a nice thing to say Erik! Go out there and get it man. Appreciate your support!!!
Thank you so much, this was so helpfull
You welcome Miranda! Are you a wedding photographer?
Wonderful video!😊
Thank you so much for that Sanjay. Especially on this video that I’m not getting that much use and comment so I definitely appreciate it. :)
@@CameraToFreedom No worries. Your work in the still photo segments are impeccable. Keep up the good work. Love from India!
I had no idea you can do that with the white balance for multiple photos!
Thanks for letting me know! It is a fun trick everyone should know for sure.
This video is what I was looking for
Great work !
Thank you for letting me know!!! :)
You’re welcome ! Short video, right to the goal, well explained, easy to understand (I am French 🇫🇷), entertaining, you inspired me for an entire wedding editing (my 5th)
So thank you for your work
You gained a follower on instagram
Great
Thank you Enzo!
Good stuff!
Brian! Thanks buddy!
I am a photo editor and I had an interview with a client who told me that each of their weddings consists of 5000 photos and my job was to review them all, make a selection of 3 thousand and edit them all in less than 10 hours. I told him he could have results in at least 12 hours. Honestly, I don't have the ability to edit, select and edit 3 thousand photos in less than 10 hours, even working with presets and in batches. That amount of time seems minimal to me for the number of photos. Either the client didn't want to pay for enough hours or I'm definitely doing something wrong.
That’s so much photo for a wedding. I shoot about 2000 and give my clients 1000. Some photographer take 10 photos of the same thing rapidly. It’s always difficult to agree on a price for work like this for sure.
Thank you for this sir.
Please, what year of photoshop is that?
Thank you for your comment. I believe the Photoshop is 2023 but I have a subscription so I’m always updating my Photoshop.
Thanks boss
Thank you Kefas for your support!
Great! Where do the PSD or TIFF files save to when you hit Command S?
It saves deep in your computer but it also creates a duplicate file within your Lightroom right next to the original so you can delete the original unedited file so you don’t have duplicate when you export.
Yeah it’s the deep in the computer bit that bugs me (temporary files). I’d rather save the PSD in a folder next to the RAW images. On a PC it works well but on a Mac not so much
What camera did you to take those pictures
Some of it was from nikon d750, d7000, d5500 and now my Ninon z6. What camera do you use?!
Sony A7 RIV
How to edit photos FAST: Make tons of edits to one individual photo, then go on to another one.
Well you do have to edit. With AI it’s becoming easier for sure.
@@CameraToFreedom Doing some photography shoots that need a fast turnaround right now. Was really looking for approaches to going much faster than this.
I'm grateful, that's awesome lessons
Woohoo! Thanks for being my first comment Nathaniel!