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Decent review, aren't these app so frustrating sometimes 😂

Hi I jjust tried this on my a6700 at night in my room. I pointed my camera at my lit desk setup and it stayed at 250 SS and then I pointed it at a dark part of the room and it went below 250 SS. Did I do something wrong? Thanks for the video!!!

Really great tutorial. Thanks!

Thank you for the video! Quick question, when shooting tethered wirelessly with my Nikon Z6 III, I can’t preview the photos on the camera anymore. Only on the ipad or laptop. Anyway you fix that? Appreciate your help on that

Hey there How do I go back to a previews folder to add more images ? It only let’s me add new folders.😅

Good info. One comment though. At one point you say that Adobe calls its 'folders', 'bins', and you say that they are really the same thing. But perhaps the main point made in the entire presentation is that bins are not, NOT, folders, and in fact, they are quite different in a number of ways, because they are virtual folders, not actual folders and thus not equal, not the same.

as I moved my whole library (70k pictures) capture one have forgot all the masks on adjustment layer. So every bit of cloning and healing has to be done ones again... horror. do somebody have any idea how to rectify the problem?

To be honest, I’ve never had a desire to be a cinematographer, but your video truly opened my eyes to the beauty and artistry of cinema lenses. The way you broke it all down was captivating, and now I see why they play such a crucial role in storytelling. Thanks for sharing your passion and knowledge!

Capture One's problem is its name, it sounds like a studio based photography application, not a powerful at home / studio based image editing software. I have just moved to Capture One due to Adobe's incessant use of rental economy! Bit of getting used to but it looks good!

Great comparison

Great video. Love how quick you explain things. Get right down to the nitty gritty. No unnecessary talking and explained in a super easy matter of fact way. Thanks!!

Bahaha. Molè... thats good stuff right there.

Very cool!

Great summary! Will be great to hear what you think about the new C1 Beta and see if it over comes any of the gaps mentioned here (especially with the masking)

My Nikon d700 stop connecting to the tethering. Just out of the blue. Any idea what it could be?

Thank you so much. This was fantastic

Nice dog. Why not a silver one?

I love how experimenting with different tools and photographing unique subjects can really elevate your photography skills! It’s inspiring to see the creativity and growth that comes from stepping outside your comfort zone. Keep pushing those boundaries-your work is truly evolving, and it shows!

Love your style… No nonsense, no crowd pleasing. Just real talk. Massive unrelated channel. Keep pushing forward!

Beautiful shots. It was nice to see the difference the polarizer made.

Thanks for keeping this review honest.

Yh my camera is recognized by the program, but when I take a pic it doesn't show up in the program, or anywhere

very useful, very grateful. have a great day :)

Thanks for this.

Not sure what software you’re using but I love how when you talk about a tool/bar, it zooms in on the tool so I’m not pausing to try and see clearly and keep up like with most tutorial videos. Great, clear video - learned several things I didn’t know 🙌🏼

Selective logic on the LR tethering and export dings. Those have been around for many moons. I’m also baffled by the lack of professional tethering support but the AI features are the way of the future and Adobe continues to enhance and roll out features that amaze me. I also love C1 for its color qualities which are wow. They are both great tools that continue to have room to grow.

Happy to see C1 updated the thing with the subject/background selection when you copy-paste settings from other photo.

Great video! As someone just starting with Lightroom, I found your explanations super clear and easy to follow. The step-by-step breakdown really helped me understand how to organize and edit my photos better. Looking forward to experimenting with more of these tools. Thanks for making Lightroom feel less intimidating for beginners like me!

thanks for the vid

Really helpfull video! I’ll try this right away in Capture One. Though, I think you used the lightroom color grading method too heavily. ( 1:09 ) Usually what I do is not cranking the saturation slider to the max (like 3-20 sat) - and then un blending the color (while alt+clicking the blending slider) so it doesn’t applies the colors in the shadows to the highlights and vice-versa. - And then balancing the colors to either the shadows or highlights (also while alt+clicking the balance slider). - Luminance slider makes you choose where your shadows/highlights starts. It also lets you tweak the mid tones to re adjust your histogram. *(alt+clicking sliders makes you see the color (like luma range in Capture One) and gives you the ability to pin point either the shadows/mid tones/highlights to tweak them to your desires.) Thanks for the video! And I hope my comment will help someone!

I really really enjoyed your fair, non biased assessment of both programs. I’ve been a bridge user and thinking trying Lightroom and this was helpful. I’m curious. You said you use both? How do you use both?

You can select multiple in Lightroom Develop Module for Autosync. You don't have to go to the Library Module to select - but selections carry over irrespective which Module selected in. Activate the thumbnail loupe along the bottom as default (you can hide it with the little arrow centered on bottom - just like tool bar with the top arrow). I usually select all then apply the camera lens correction profiles, apply camera calibration and white balance. Likewise, within the Develop Module I can select 2 or more then open in Photoshop with Lightroom adjustments as separate layers, something I don't think Capture One can do as it appears limited to working with one, not multiple images in layers. Finally, on export, I choose the ones I want to export in Develop then switch to Library for export. There is a major issue with export though "forgetting" hard drive destination setting after exporting a calibration profile and having to set the hard drive destination from scratch. That is what has me looking back at Capture One.

Talking about people that don’t know MOLLE while mispronouncing it is crazy work! 😅 Great video, though.

The Grip Head comparison is really clutch and the specific kind of comparison that matters when comparing something so similar. Thanks!

I’ve been trying to get this very setting to work on my R4 but mine will still drop bellow the minimum shutter speed that I select… iso is set at 100-6400.

This video from Photo Kitchen was absolutely outstanding! It was packed with rich, detailed information, providing a step-by-step guide that was both thorough and easy to follow. The explanations behind each technique were clear, leaving no stone unturned, and the visual examples perfectly demonstrated how to achieve stunning results in photography lighting. It’s rare to find a video that balances depth with accessibility so well, making it incredibly valuable for both beginners and seasoned photographers. This is hands down one of the best resources available for mastering photography! Very GEL-lous of your gel collection.

good stuff man!

That Pelican case has wheels and a MOLLE panel. Missed opportunity to name your video ROLLING ON MOLLE.

In Sony a6100 where is it sir? To set limit to shutter speed?

Very useful. I never ever use manual, didn’t need it to be creative. YMMV. This will even further my use of AP.

Super helpful! Thank you.

31 years on this earth, 8 years in the Army, and you're the first person I've ever heard pronounce "Mall-E" webbing as "Moolay". 😂

Your video on shooting in harsh light with diffusion and bounce lighting is incredibly insightful! The way you break down the techniques and their effects on the final image is both clear and practical. It’s great to see how effectively diffusion and bounce lighting can transform challenging conditions into opportunities for beautiful, well-balanced shots. Thanks for sharing these valuable tips!

u rock

thanks for the video, after more than 15 years using only the M mode, i think it's time to let him go 😅

Matthews is the Gold Standard in grip gear - been using them since when I was on-set in the 90s. They are definitively more expensive than the rest but I've never been disappointed using their gear. But I gotta say that the Kupo gear raises my eyebrow because what I've used has been great and not as pricey.

Great video and thoughts. A suggestion is to provide links for viewers to purchase your gear. Nothing wrong with making some money along the way.

This is a great video! Anyway, it looks like the the main thing that's really better on the Matthews is the very grippy Grip Head, and not the C-stand itself. Is this right? Am I missing something?

I found the Chimera super cheap used years ago. The quality is light years ahead of the cheaper brands. I'd be shocked if it didn't last another 20 years.

So 28mm is not a good comparison with the 35mm? Is 28mm better compared with the 24mm?