Great information, Parker! Thank You. I love your teaching style. You are very concise and relatable. PS. Letchworth is definitely one of the most beautiful parks!
Mmmh it’s pretty basic information I thought I’d learn a more advanced paradigm . What you explain is just color and light components of an image , it’s what any photographer must know
Yep, just my feeling too. There is much emphasis and circonvolution around a concept that basically anyone playing with the cursors and looking at the histogram would pick up by themselves.
@@ParkerPhotographicthanks for the video, its funny because I always look at my histogram make sure Im getting enough information because my eyes will adjust to the image so the histogram is pretty useful for me. This video is about basics but I would say is the fundamental( light) point for this craft! This is just my opinion.
Chris. I purchased the courses for Lightroom and Photoshop several months ago and I started using them and a few days later I could open them, however, I could not use them, it was like they were frozen. I would still like to see them as I want to refresh them for remembering how to best using. Are they still available?
I'm having a trouble grasping the point of the video, feels like anyone messing with the cursors and looking at the histogram would pick up on yhis by themselves, like I did when I first learned by myself to edit. I get that this video may not be made for seasonned photographers, and I really like that you take the time to explain this to newcomer... But then the video should be called "Basics of light" or something along those lines. The thumbnail and the title are extremely clickbait-y and sell me on a game changing way of thinking my edits, to deliver a really basic information that could be covered in 30 seconds in a "editing basics video" distilled on a 9minute video. I'm going to assume that it was an honest error and not dishonesty. Good day to you.
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Great information, Parker! Thank You. I love your teaching style. You are very concise and relatable. PS. Letchworth is definitely one of the most beautiful parks!
Thanks for the feedback! Our family loves Letchworth... been camping there for 20 years. It's a photographer's paradise!
This is so very helpful Parker. It is an ah ha moment for someone like me who is just devolving into post processing. Thank you!
You're welcome Kinberly!
Wow great information, I have never heard it explained this way
Glad you liked it Chasity.
well done thanks
You’re welcome
Mmmh it’s pretty basic information I thought I’d learn a more advanced paradigm . What you explain is just color and light components of an image , it’s what any photographer must know
Yep, just my feeling too. There is much emphasis and circonvolution around a concept that basically anyone playing with the cursors and looking at the histogram would pick up by themselves.
You’re right… all photographers must know and the majority of my students (photography beginners) don’t know. This is for them not you.
@@ParkerPhotographicthanks for the video, its funny because I always look at my histogram make sure Im getting enough information because my eyes will adjust to the image so the histogram is pretty useful for me. This video is about basics but I would say is the fundamental( light) point for this craft! This is just my opinion.
Chris. I purchased the courses for Lightroom and Photoshop several months ago and I started using them and a few days later I could open them, however, I could not use them, it was like they were frozen. I would still like to see them as I want to refresh them for remembering how to best using. Are they still available?
What platform did you buy them on? Udemy?
@@ParkerPhotographic Yes, on my iMac.
@@billwiley8757 where did you buy them? On Udemy?
I'm having a trouble grasping the point of the video, feels like anyone messing with the cursors and looking at the histogram would pick up on yhis by themselves, like I did when I first learned by myself to edit.
I get that this video may not be made for seasonned photographers, and I really like that you take the time to explain this to newcomer... But then the video should be called "Basics of light" or something along those lines.
The thumbnail and the title are extremely clickbait-y and sell me on a game changing way of thinking my edits, to deliver a really basic information that could be covered in 30 seconds in a "editing basics video" distilled on a 9minute video.
I'm going to assume that it was an honest error and not dishonesty. Good day to you.
Thanks for your opinion. This channel isn’t for seasoned photographers.