Beyond excited to have found your channel. I have watched a few of your videos and I to sold everything(house included) to travel. We are going to every National Park in America. So to document the lifestyle I have recently picked up the camera. Thanks again!
I'm intrigued by the fact that you create new catalogs for each shoot. Most tutorials I've watched teach only having one or two and keep everything in them. I just wondered about the reason you do it the way you do versus the one catalog approach. Thanks, enjoy your videos and tons of respect for living the dream as you do.
You've been the biggest inspiration to me for coming into landscape photography. Love from Bangladesh. I'm inviting you to visit here and experience the longest natural beach on earth along with tons of fascinating natural and historical sites. :)
Great tutorial dude! Nice to see other options for editing like the dodging & burning, not just using the dodge tool and burn tool. I rather the non destructive way you showcased
Big time, had to clean up design in work lately and the designer used a horrible, very destructive method! I've also made the big move into full frame (only 8months after getting my first camera lol). Couldn't afford switching to Nikon, but got a great deal on a brand new Canon 6D.
You are awesome! I found this very interesting for the lightroom mobile walk through and also to learn about the underground in Stockholm! All way around....great. Thank you!
Hello Elia! Great tutorial! You are such a clear and good teacher! Very good and excellent presentation in every detail! Highly enjoyable! Big THANKS to you sir! /Wishing you all the very Best always! /Charl
You execute your tutorials so well! Great content, subscribed! I am finally at the level now where I’m ready to go to location and shoot, these are a big help!
Hi Elia, thanks for sharing this nice tutorial, great work! I did not used LR mobile as of now as I only have iPhone and the screen is not enough big but it looks great to "play" even in my phone while I'm traveling in order to start the post processing a little bit before working on it on my laptop. Enjoy your next projects... Cheers!
Working on an iPhone is tricky unless you have really strong vision (which I do not). I'm very happy with my iPad Pro 9.7 though. That's a comfortable screen size.
Great share, Elia. Very educating and intriguing. I am from India and I was just thinking whether you have been to Himalayas ever? You are going bring out the most out of it, specially the Indian Himalayas that is not known much to the world. Thanks again for your tips. Would you mind a critic if an image is shared with you? Thanks again!
First time I've come across your channel. Really impressed with your video!! Looking forward to watching more on your channel :) I'm also in the process of creating my own photography site and blog, and you've definitely given me some inspiration. Keep up the great work :-)
Locals call Sola Centrum "The Devil’s Station." I was there about a week after you in 2016 and got a bracket sequence that turned into one of the best prints I’ve ever made. Truly a magical place. The other ‘art’ station on the Underground network aren’t too bad either.
Thank you Elia, enjoyed this tutorial very much you are certainly a gifted person. Fabulous image and processing. But for me I do use Ps as I can't cope with it, probably an age thing. You have pleasant voice and spoke clearly and concisely. Stockholm eh! you are a lucky man, never ever been there. Best regards, Allan Davies.
you actually don't have to manually swipe photos to import- top right corner in the menu, there's a "select all" option. alternatively, you can touch and hold any photo and options will also appear. You select all, or select range.
thank you very much for this tutorial Elia, its a blast to use it on the ipad, but why are this new features not available for android? i tend to do a lot of editing on the go on my phone but i dont carry the ipad everywhere :/
Ah thought it was an al around update as the android version got an update not long ago, thank you Elia I guess I have to play the patience game now :)
Wonderful resource. Thank you. When using laptop or desktop u seem to have standard Lightroom interface. How do I bring my Lightroom CC import into Lightroom Classic CC on my desktop?
Amazing video Elia. I've decided to travel light and changed all my gear from heavy dlsr (canon 6d) and Canon L lens to a bridge with average glass (Sony Rx10m3). Now I'm thingking about to pickup an ipad pro 12" and quit my laptop. Could you survive with just the ipad pro to your workflow.? I don't intend to be professional but I would like too to edit raw files (sony arw) or dji dng's (mavic pro) and some video fotage. Thank you and keep the amazing work.
Hey, nice tutorial. I have been using LR mobile with Smart Previews. It´s fast worklow. Next shooting I have to try this one. I do have couple of questions about your workflow. How do you transfer RAWs from iPad to Mac? Via Wi-Fi or cable? And how do you delete images in iPad so that they stay in your Mac. I do have 128 G iPad pro 12" but with RAW files it´s like nothing. And thank you about your Photographing the world series. It´s awesome!
First, there is no wired transfer. Everything is done via WiFi through the cloud, so when you get in proximity to your computer, just let it do it's thing. As for removing raw files, I just pull them out of a collection that has syncing enabled and move them into one that doesn't.
Did you combine the three brackets in to an HDR first before you did the edits? Can you do that on the iPad? If not, what was the purpose of taking the bracketed shots? Thanks.
Thanks Elia, great job, you're a great teacher. I just would like suggest a idea. I would like Spanish subtitles it would be easier for Spanish people to follow you. Thanks again.
Elia, in the video, you take your raw shots, import them to his iPad camera roll, then into LR mobile, where you do some editing etc. Next, you continue with your editing using the synced versions on your desktop. Great so far. But then you export the photos into Photoshop as psd's, and do some more editing, to end up with a finished product. So my question is, at what stage do you get the actual raw files into LR desktop, ready to export to PS at full resolution with edits? I presume that because the raws were imported into LR mobile then synced, not the other way around, you're actually only working on the smart previews in LR desktop, which are great but not good enough as the basis for the final product? The missing step appears to be importing the raws into LR desktop and syncing them with the smart preview edits you've made. I realise that if I import to desktop then sync to mobile, the problem is solved, but that defeats the object of LR mobile as far as I can see. If I could get the raws straight from camera to desktop while in the field, there'd be no need for mobile!
I think the issue lies in him not looking into the camera. It seems he is looking into a screen of some sort. His eyes never seem to come into contact with the viewer. That is the issue with articulating screens, you still have to remember to look directly into the lens. Our eyes naturally notice this because we are used to looking in each others eyes.
Wonderful video! Thank you! Could you please clarify however: I understand that from SD card, the photos are imported from the card into my iPad's photos and via Lightroom Mobile/Lightroom CC into my MBP. When I'm on my MBP, however, where will I find my actual photo files? Where would I find them in Finder? and can I get those files placed into a separate Images folder for my Lightroom library? I understand general import process, syncing iPad Pro with MBP, editing, etc, but am having trouble tracking the movement and location of my actual photo files (and Lightroom sidecar files). Thank you
Hi Elia, Great video, I recently purchased Fuji X-t2, previously I was using Fuji X-100S which i loved and used for landscape and long exposure photography, So i was really excited when i purchased new Fuji X-T2 with Kit lens and Samyang 12mm, but the image quality is terrible compare to my Fuji X-100S, whats your opinion of the camera?
Man, i have the x-pro2 and the images are stunning! Keep in mind that the x100s has a fixed prime lens, i find that the quality for any prime lens is better than any kit lens, just my 2 cents!
In watching your video ,one the first thing I notice is your laptop ,it seems like it is a 17 inch or larger. So I asked you what laptop are you using.?
Fantastic tutorial! I have a few questions-you mentioned the Fuji lens not needing correction in LR Mobile. Is this because their lenses are "perfect"? I find that hard to believe, but I have heard they're pretty great... Or was it for some other reason? Also, can you explain your decision to transfer files via the SD adaptor vs. wireless? Thanks Elia!
I think Elia is sponsored by fujifilm, so maybe he believed to their lenses a bit too much. He should do a video where he tells the reasons why he thinks his camera is better than his old Nikon.
Most Fuji lenses are optically corrected. Fuji has also build in lens correction information in the raw file, so no need to apply third party correction profiles.
X-Series cameras and lenses have built in lens correction @minepate. A quick google search would also give you the comparable to any Fujinon lens to the equivalent Nikon.
Hello Again Elia, Thanks for sharing the LR Mobile Workflow! Its always a treat to watch and learn from your tutorials. I have two questions. 1) Is there a way to retain the initial LR edit history, once we export the photo to PS and save them in PS? 2) With bracketed exposure we generally shoot multiple set of photos with almost the same settings to capture the best light (Lets say for sunrise). How do you generally organize these sets, considering most sets are identical with minimal change in light. I use Stack by capture time feature in LR, but it is not always the best option in my view. Sometime we may want to pick up the dark exposure from one set and normal exposure from other set.
great work elia, really enjoyed it, but just one thing, you are not looking into the camera, that looks a bit strange while watching this. Can Lightgroom mobile on IOS take real RAW files or just DNG? On Andorid Lightroom Mobile only takes DNG files
It has complete raw support on iOS. Any file that you can load into Lightroom Desktop, you can work with and load into Lightroom Mobile on iOS. I'm sure the Android update is coming soon as well.
What do you do with the RAW files on the iPad once you've imported them to Lightroom on your desktop (or laptop)? How do you delete the RAW files off the iPad when you no longer need them? I do not have iPhoto (nor a Mac).. I can't seem to find any answers to this online. I don't suppose if I go into my camera roll and delete the files I had imported for Lightroom Mobile that would delete both the jpeg AND the RAW file associated with it? I don't want to bog down my aging iPad with unnecessary files I will no longer need on the iPad to work from anymore.
Garytemor@gmail.com I like your work it’s marvelous the way you do you picture in Lightroom I’m already fan off you I like to lerne Moore thanks gary temor
Not inside of LR Moble. Remember that the film simulation modes in-camera only apply the effect to the jpeg, and not the raw. You'll need to apply those changes on the Desktop side later.
I shoot raw + jpg on my XT1 and imported to Lightroom mobile via Fujifilm remote. I noticed later that it imported the jpg versions. How do I ensure that it will import the raw file instead? Great video btw! Just subscribed too.
Currently WiFi transfer on all camera systems only transfers Jpeg. Now that raw editing is unlocked on Mobile Platforms, hopefully the camera companies will change this. It would be great to WiFi transfer raw directly to LR Mobile! :)
Any appreciation for this guy is less. I love his work. He's an amazing human being, as well.
I really appreciate these tutorials that you make, unlike others who don't like to reveal their work flow.
You're a true inspiration for me :)
Thank you! I find it hard to believe that other instructors are reluctant so share. :/
Beyond excited to have found your channel. I have watched a few of your videos and I to sold everything(house included) to travel. We are going to every National Park in America. So to document the lifestyle I have recently picked up the camera. Thanks again!
Amazing work Elia ! Thanks a lot for all these tools and tips
Always a great inspiration. Thanks Elia.
Thanks!
I'm intrigued by the fact that you create new catalogs for each shoot. Most tutorials I've watched teach only having one or two and keep everything in them. I just wondered about the reason you do it the way you do versus the one catalog approach. Thanks, enjoy your videos and tons of respect for living the dream as you do.
Hi Elia, so interesting to see how you shot and post processed this iconic photography. Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you Elia, i thing you are the best teacher i have seen
That's a very nice compliment. Thank you. :)
Fantastic video sir! You work is incredible and you are a great teacher too!!
Looking forward to the next one! For reference the two courses on landscape and cityscapes are amazing
Thanks! I'm looking forward to the next one too! :D
Really really thanks Elia for everything you share and teach to us!
Thanks Elia, this is the exact information I’ve been searching for! Clearly and concisely explained! Definitely subscribed!
You've been the biggest inspiration to me for coming into landscape photography. Love from Bangladesh. I'm inviting you to visit here and experience the longest natural beach on earth along with tons of fascinating natural and historical sites. :)
Awesome tutorial, the best images will see, I think :great work!👌 Elia.
That dodge and burn really helped the image a lot
Great tutorial dude! Nice to see other options for editing like the dodging & burning, not just using the dodge tool and burn tool. I rather the non destructive way you showcased
Thanks! Non-destructive workflows are always the way to go. :)
Big time, had to clean up design in work lately and the designer used a horrible, very destructive method! I've also made the big move into full frame (only 8months after getting my first camera lol). Couldn't afford switching to Nikon, but got a great deal on a brand new Canon 6D.
You are awesome! I found this very interesting for the lightroom mobile walk through and also to learn about the underground in Stockholm! All way around....great. Thank you!
Hello Elia! Great tutorial! You are such a clear and good teacher! Very good and excellent presentation in every detail! Highly enjoyable! Big THANKS to you sir! /Wishing you all the very Best always! /Charl
Amazing image and tutorial! Nice work Elia!
Great Video. Pls do more tutorials and share more with us. Thanks.
Excellent tutorial video !!
Very cool photo and tutorial. Thanks.
Hi Elia can you make a video showing us the camera gear you take with you when you go to take pictures ? Thanks in advance! :p
Enjoyed the tutorial Elia - what pointing device are you using & what are the advantages?
I also prefer 3 radius for my highpass filter. If I need more I'll duplicate it and put the top one at half opacity.
Fantastic tutorial Elia, thank you.
You execute your tutorials so well!
Great content, subscribed!
I am finally at the level now where I’m ready to go to location and shoot, these are a big help!
Fascinating! Just finishing up a 6 evening course in Lightroom and this info is all very fresh. Well done.
please give us more post processing tutorial like this
thank you Elia it was a amazing tuto
Elia, you the man. Love your work
So great, thanks for sharing your techniques.
Thank you this workflow helps a lot! Thank you.
Thank you for the tutorial. I really enjoyed it.
Would be so kind to comment on tripod and head you used?
Muchas gracias !!! una clase maestra!!! saludos desde Chile
Superb. Thanks Elia !
Hi Elia,
thanks for sharing this nice tutorial, great work! I did not used LR mobile as of now as I only have iPhone and the screen is not enough big but it looks great to "play" even in my phone while I'm traveling in order to start the post processing a little bit before working on it on my laptop.
Enjoy your next projects...
Cheers!
Working on an iPhone is tricky unless you have really strong vision (which I do not). I'm very happy with my iPad Pro 9.7 though. That's a comfortable screen size.
Great share, Elia. Very educating and intriguing. I am from India and I was just thinking whether you have been to Himalayas ever? You are going bring out the most out of it, specially the Indian Himalayas that is not known much to the world. Thanks again for your tips. Would you mind a critic if an image is shared with you? Thanks again!
how do you only have 8,450 followers? your videos are truly inspirational and informative. thanks for sharing with us !
Thans a lot! I really was curious about the Lightroom mobile stuff, but this really made me make the jump! Thanks a lot! ( again )
So much value in this video . Thank you mate I love you
Thank you for shearing your experience .
First time I've come across your channel. Really impressed with your video!! Looking forward to watching more on your channel :) I'm also in the process of creating my own photography site and blog, and you've definitely given me some inspiration. Keep up the great work :-)
You should check out the videos he did with FStoppers. They are absolutely fantastic
Thanks! Will do :)
Elia, you deserve more subscribers!
Nice video Elia. I'm also enjoying LR mobile on my iPad.
Locals call Sola Centrum "The Devil’s Station." I was there about a week after you in 2016 and got a bracket sequence that turned into one of the best prints I’ve ever made. Truly a magical place. The other ‘art’ station on the Underground network aren’t too bad either.
Nice!
Extremely high quality. Thank you.
Great Fan Elia, you have always inspired me to take photos !! Thank you :)
Thanks Elia that was great.
The escalated stairs didn't stop by it self thought, you went on using the EMERGENCY BREAK it looks like :)
Absolutely awesome tutorial and I learned a TON of stuff in the process. New subscriber right here my friend!
Awesome. Check out www.fstoppers.com/elialocardi if you want to learn a ton more. :)
So incredible! Thank you for sharing.
Thank you Elia, enjoyed this tutorial very much you are certainly a gifted person. Fabulous image and processing. But for me I do use Ps as I can't cope with it, probably an age thing. You have pleasant voice and spoke clearly and concisely. Stockholm eh! you are a lucky man, never ever been there. Best regards, Allan Davies.
Wooow realy nice Elia! It is great to see how you work, learn a lot!
I love you work men!
Thx
Great job!! Truly appreciate this tutorial it was great to see your workflow!
Thanks!
you actually don't have to manually swipe photos to import- top right corner in the menu, there's a "select all" option. alternatively, you can touch and hold any photo and options will also appear. You select all, or select range.
Yup, you're right. :)
Hello Elia, I like your videos. Regards from Dominican Republic.
thanks Victor!
Solid content! Not sure about the choise to always look away from the camera. Feels wierd.
thank you very much for this tutorial Elia, its a blast to use it on the ipad, but why are this new features not available for android? i tend to do a lot of editing on the go on my phone but i dont carry the ipad everywhere :/
iOS was the first to receive full raw support. I'm sure other platforms are coming next!
Ah thought it was an al around update as the android version got an update not long ago, thank you Elia I guess I have to play the patience game now :)
Best to double check. I know a recent update just came for iOS as well. I don't own a single android product so I'm not sure. ;)
Fantastic as always..... :)
your nikon is slipping since you work with the xt-2 :))) thank you for sharing, pretty cool .I could watch this all day...
I think the Nikon may find its way onto Ebay. ;)
yeah, i thought so.. the mirrorless systems coming up, fast ... its smaller, not so heavy like dslr's and have pretty cool features...
Wonderful resource. Thank you.
When using laptop or desktop u seem to have standard Lightroom interface. How do I bring my Lightroom CC import into Lightroom Classic CC on my desktop?
Amazing video Elia. I've decided to travel light and changed all my gear from heavy dlsr (canon 6d) and Canon L lens to a bridge with average glass (Sony Rx10m3). Now I'm thingking about to pickup an ipad pro 12" and quit my laptop. Could you survive with just the ipad pro to your workflow.? I don't intend to be professional but I would like too to edit raw files (sony arw) or dji dng's (mavic pro) and some video fotage. Thank you and keep the amazing work.
Awesome - great tutorial!
Hi Elia, I'm familiar to your work and a big fan! Do you still use Capture One next to Lightroom (and LR mobile)?
Love it and you rock Elia!!!
You mention there are ways other than the Camera Connection Kit to import RAW files into Lightroom Mobile. What are some of those other options?
Thanks that was very helpful
Hey, nice tutorial. I have been using LR mobile with Smart Previews. It´s fast worklow. Next shooting I have to try this one. I do have couple of questions about your workflow. How do you transfer RAWs from iPad to Mac? Via Wi-Fi or cable? And how do you delete images in iPad so that they stay in your Mac. I do have 128 G iPad pro 12" but with RAW files it´s like nothing.
And thank you about your Photographing the world series. It´s awesome!
First, there is no wired transfer. Everything is done via WiFi through the cloud, so when you get in proximity to your computer, just let it do it's thing. As for removing raw files, I just pull them out of a collection that has syncing enabled and move them into one that doesn't.
Superb Elia!
awesome tutorial! I'm from Sweden so that was cool to see :)
Did you combine the three brackets in to an HDR first before you did the edits? Can you do that on the iPad? If not, what was the purpose of taking the bracketed shots? Thanks.
Thanks Elia, great job, you're a great teacher. I just would like suggest a idea. I would like Spanish subtitles it would be easier for Spanish people to follow you. Thanks again.
Elia, in the video, you take your raw shots, import them to his iPad camera roll, then into LR mobile, where you do some editing etc.
Next, you continue with your editing using the synced versions on your desktop. Great so far.
But then you export the photos into Photoshop as psd's, and do some more editing, to end up with a finished product.
So my question is, at what stage do you get the actual raw files into LR desktop, ready to export to PS at full resolution with edits? I presume that because the raws were imported into LR mobile then synced, not the other way around, you're actually only working on the smart previews in LR desktop, which are great but not good enough as the basis for the final product? The missing step appears to be importing the raws into LR desktop and syncing them with the smart preview edits you've made.
I realise that if I import to desktop then sync to mobile, the problem is solved, but that defeats the object of LR mobile as far as I can see. If I could get the raws straight from camera to desktop while in the field, there'd be no need for mobile!
Hopefully I'll see you out there =)
10:47 Local Adjustment is what we need on Android too... Eagerly waiting.
This is a extraordinary, really great.
I like your tutorials, you do a great job. I'm glad I found you, ironically I learned about you from Thomas Heaton.
There's a time to look of camera in videos like this. this is not the time. Looks so weird and forced.
I think the issue lies in him not looking into the camera. It seems he is looking into a screen of some sort. His eyes never seem to come into contact with the viewer. That is the issue with articulating screens, you still have to remember to look directly into the lens. Our eyes naturally notice this because we are used to looking in each others eyes.
Michael Jones maybe strabismus ???
Maybe it is.
Wow--that was great!
so Fuji corrects distortion in cam ? does phase one dot his too ?
Wonderful video! Thank you! Could you please clarify however: I understand that from SD card, the photos are imported from the card into my iPad's photos and via Lightroom Mobile/Lightroom CC into my MBP. When I'm on my MBP, however, where will I find my actual photo files? Where would I find them in Finder? and can I get those files placed into a separate Images folder for my Lightroom library? I understand general import process, syncing iPad Pro with MBP, editing, etc, but am having trouble tracking the movement and location of my actual photo files (and Lightroom sidecar files). Thank you
Hi Elia, Great video, I recently purchased Fuji X-t2, previously I was using Fuji X-100S which i loved and used for landscape and long exposure photography, So i was really excited when i purchased new Fuji X-T2 with Kit lens and Samyang 12mm, but the image quality is terrible compare to my Fuji X-100S, whats your opinion of the camera?
Man, i have the x-pro2 and the images are stunning! Keep in mind that the x100s has a fixed prime lens, i find that the quality for any prime lens is better than any kit lens, just my 2 cents!
With your previous 16 megapixel sensor, how much sharpening did you you use in PS?
High Pass 2-3 Max
In watching your video ,one the first thing I notice is your laptop ,it seems like it is a 17 inch or larger. So I asked you what laptop are you using.?
Fantastic tutorial! I have a few questions-you mentioned the Fuji lens not needing correction in LR Mobile. Is this because their lenses are "perfect"? I find that hard to believe, but I have heard they're pretty great... Or was it for some other reason? Also, can you explain your decision to transfer files via the SD adaptor vs. wireless? Thanks Elia!
I think Elia is sponsored by fujifilm, so maybe he believed to their lenses a bit too much. He should do a video where he tells the reasons why he thinks his camera is better than his old Nikon.
Most Fuji lenses are optically corrected. Fuji has also build in lens correction information in the raw file, so no need to apply third party correction profiles.
X-Series cameras and lenses have built in lens correction @minepate. A quick google search would also give you the comparable to any Fujinon lens to the equivalent Nikon.
Okay, thanks
Hello Again Elia,
Thanks for sharing the LR Mobile Workflow! Its always a treat to watch and learn from your tutorials.
I have two questions.
1) Is there a way to retain the initial LR edit history, once we export the photo to PS and save them in PS?
2) With bracketed exposure we generally shoot multiple set of photos with almost the same settings to capture the best light (Lets say for sunrise). How do you generally organize these sets, considering most sets are identical with minimal change in light.
I use Stack by capture time feature in LR, but it is not always the best option in my view. Sometime we may want to pick up the dark exposure from one set and normal exposure from other set.
My pleasure. I'm happy to be able to teach these new and awesome mobile tools.
great work elia, really enjoyed it, but just one thing, you are not looking into the camera, that looks a bit strange while watching this. Can Lightgroom mobile on IOS take real RAW files or just DNG? On Andorid Lightroom Mobile only takes DNG files
It has complete raw support on iOS. Any file that you can load into Lightroom Desktop, you can work with and load into Lightroom Mobile on iOS. I'm sure the Android update is coming soon as well.
+Elia Locardi thx a lot, hope they update the android version
What do you do with the RAW files on the iPad once you've imported them to Lightroom on your desktop (or laptop)?
How do you delete the RAW files off the iPad when you no longer need them? I do not have iPhoto (nor a Mac).. I can't seem to find any answers to this online.
I don't suppose if I go into my camera roll and delete the files I had imported for Lightroom Mobile that would delete both the jpeg AND the RAW file associated with it?
I don't want to bog down my aging iPad with unnecessary files I will no longer need on the iPad to work from anymore.
Wing Yip I'd like to know this as well. It sounds like there are two copies after the import into LR Mobile step.
Garytemor@gmail.com I like your work it’s marvelous the way you do you picture in Lightroom I’m already fan off you I like to lerne Moore thanks gary temor
Great work! Thank you! But I have a question for you: if I use LR mobile can I also change the film simulation of the fujifilm raw file? Thank you
Not inside of LR Moble. Remember that the film simulation modes in-camera only apply the effect to the jpeg, and not the raw. You'll need to apply those changes on the Desktop side later.
I shoot raw + jpg on my XT1 and imported to Lightroom mobile via Fujifilm remote. I noticed later that it imported the jpg versions. How do I ensure that it will import the raw file instead? Great video btw! Just subscribed too.
Currently WiFi transfer on all camera systems only transfers Jpeg. Now that raw editing is unlocked on Mobile Platforms, hopefully the camera companies will change this. It would be great to WiFi transfer raw directly to LR Mobile! :)
why do you first import into your tablet and them import into your laptop? Why not just straight into the laptop.
I am wondering which underground station is it?
thank you so much . 😊
when importing straight into iPAD, can you import smart previews only to later sync on desktop?
What was the reason for underexposing to -1 ev? I'd thought we need to ettr to preserve as much detail as possible?
Thank you Elia
...also, did you managed to calibrate screen on iPAD?
great tutorial, thank you! Keep it up! :D
Are you small or that is a 17 MacBook? :) Great tutorials.