I love how to say how you say which number you raise the bar to. It can be so difficult to see without having to expand the video to full screen. Thank you for your good work!
this was literally such an amazing tutorial you are so talented and underrated, i've been watching like all your videos since i found you a few days ago and they are all so amazing! i want to go to cape town so badly now, i'm from california :) also i play soccer too haha but yeah just wanted to let you know your content is so good, keep it up!
I have been photographing for many years now (I'm not ancient though, just slightly older than you are probably) but have never really been into Photoshop, never really liked 'making' photos postprocess but instead I always tried to capture as 'perfect' pictures as I could with my camera. Only using my camera to make good images was a sporting challenge and always fun (and as an amateur I learned a lot that way). But now I feel that I wish to take the next step, step up my game, become more artistic and creative with my photos. I have not bought Lightroom yet, just been looking around on youtube and sort of researching and discovering all the amazing photo styles that can be utilized through Lightroom. And I stumbled across your channel. Since you are still a small youtuber I wanted to take my time to tell you that I so far think that you are a genuine person with some good tutorials and inspirational content. So I guess I just wanted to say that you just earned a new sub and that I hope that you will keep doing what you do. I have only seen this one youtube clip, but you seem like a nice guy, so keep up the good work, I'll stick around hoping to learn a few things from you :) Cheers!
Great video love the popular moody look ! Its just a high contrast to you "lifestyle" Videos. Would be intresting to see more picture with this moody look and a person.
Really great concept of showing how other photographers get their look, not only by giving a preset but by really showing what they do and how. You're pulling this off great! Would be cool if you tries Shortstache, big on instagram and a hard to copy style.
Love your videos man, it'd be rad to see a generic how to edit like tutorial so that we could look at other peoples photos and determine elements of how they edit without specific guidance!
Loved the tutorial but one thing I always wonder about all these "dark moody desaturated landscape shooters"(boy that's long) is what lenses they usually use. Most of the time the pictures have a person or a car in frame which looks small but sometimes it's clearly a wide angle, sometimes it's not, so I wonder what these guys usually like to shoot with lens-wise.
People I would like to see in this category: -Benjamin Hardman -doyoutravel -1924us (especially with the ''black water'') -Joe Shutter I would love to see this ! Great work btw. :)
Wow Really great tutorial! I really enjoy your workflow and the way you explain! super thankful for your help and I would love to see you do the same about Fabio Zingg he has this amazing looking orange tones and also beautiful blues. I think many people could be interested in this type of style. This would be a banger for sure! cheers!
+dfordew I have used both and they're both amazing. Obviously you can take the 35 to a full frame as well but the 18-35 is great for both portraits and landscapes. For my style I'd pick the 18-35 more. The 35 is so amazing though
Please use #visualrev on instagram for me to see and interact with your work:) Thanks again for the amazing support!!!
visualrev make a video about "how to edit like kpunkka he is in instagram
love this series, really helpful, thanks for that! Excited to see more :D
I love how to say how you say which number you raise the bar to. It can be so difficult to see without having to expand the video to full screen. Thank you for your good work!
You're the best thing that happened to me!! So happy I found your Lightroom tutorials
so far, the best lightroom tutorial I ever seen on youtube. Tons of thanks!
I'm really enjoying these tutorials too. Good job, good pace and good info. Thanks!
I appreciate how concise and direct your editing and explanations are - looking forward to creating a similar preset and experimenting with this look
Your videos are just legendary
This is awesome! easy and straight forward!
great lightroom videos! thanks for your work.
Love your videos! They are so helpful!
You are amazing! Keep up the good work!
Hey that's really well explained. Keep up the great work, it helps us improve and learn from you!
this was literally such an amazing tutorial you are so talented and underrated, i've been watching like all your videos since i found you a few days ago and they are all so amazing! i want to go to cape town so badly now, i'm from california :) also i play soccer too haha but yeah just wanted to let you know your content is so good, keep it up!
So cool. Love this! Keep it up man, Cape Town for life.
Super insane tutorial, thank you so so so much!
Great tutorial! helps a lot. The tutorial helps me understand Lightroom much better way, thanks.
The ''HOW TO EDIT LIKE ''series is a Very good idea !!!!! i love it !!!
LOVEEEEEE UR CHANNELL OMMGGGG
Great tutorial once again - I really like Haydn Rydings beautiful film tones so would be interesting to see that !
Very nice tutorials! Thank you for sharing this with us!
Great video brotha! I learned something today.
I LOVE THIS SERIES!!!
love it!
I have been photographing for many years now (I'm not ancient though, just slightly older than you are probably) but have never really been into Photoshop, never really liked 'making' photos postprocess but instead I always tried to capture as 'perfect' pictures as I could with my camera. Only using my camera to make good images was a sporting challenge and always fun (and as an amateur I learned a lot that way).
But now I feel that I wish to take the next step, step up my game, become more artistic and creative with my photos. I have not bought Lightroom yet, just been looking around on youtube and sort of researching and discovering all the amazing photo styles that can be utilized through Lightroom. And I stumbled across your channel.
Since you are still a small youtuber I wanted to take my time to tell you that I so far think that you are a genuine person with some good tutorials and inspirational content.
So I guess I just wanted to say that you just earned a new sub and that I hope that you will keep doing what you do. I have only seen this one youtube clip, but you seem like a nice guy, so keep up the good work, I'll stick around hoping to learn a few things from you :)
Cheers!
I'm your 8888 sub btw ;)
Great video love the popular moody look ! Its just a high contrast to you "lifestyle" Videos. Would be intresting to see more picture with this moody look and a person.
thanks for this great tutorial!
Yo bro you are growing super fast!! Keep up the great work.
Thanks Hein! Appreciate that
Really helpful ! Thank you!
Thanks for the amazing support lately! You guys are the best:) Comment any other styles you'd like me to check out as well...
@eljackson or @haylsa I can't figure out the color tones of each... looks like @eljackson uses cool colors in the shadows, maybe?
Really great concept of showing how other photographers get their look, not only by giving a preset but by really showing what they do and how. You're pulling this off great! Would be cool if you tries Shortstache, big on instagram and a hard to copy style.
visualrev awesome vids! Cool to see another South African killing it. If you could do a video like this one for @oscarbakke i would be so grateful
check Jonas Peterson photography style and make vid please
@ioegreer, please!
Nice work man. Cool
awesome videos mate! thanks alot!
damn dean you killed this one!
Very Good Video! Keep up the great work :)
Awesome!
Pretty nice!👌🏼
Thank you a milli, SA stand up!
omg amazing
Pretty accurate dude , also repping SA like a boss
Great tutorial!
You did a fantastic job! Thank you 1,000,000 times! I finally got a video, I searched for some months. Please go on! Lovely regards :)
@lisa_hantke would be interesting for me :)
best tutorials
Excelente !
💜 Appreciate your sharing! 💗 😍 👏🏻
+Holly Van Hart thank you!
Awesome!:) 1,5k subs in 2 days 🔝🤙
Lovely tutorials brother,fan from India.❤️🇮🇳
Unfortunately I Don't have a PC 😂 but I try them with my mobile app ☺️
Keep Up ❤️
Awesome content and wonderfully presented :)
Thank you Pemala!
Nice guide, did a good job re-creating his style....... Do Alex Strohl next!
Tried to buy a fursty preset just for a few bucks, terrible decision. This is way more accurate! Thanks!
thanx for this
Love your videos man, it'd be rad to see a generic how to edit like tutorial so that we could look at other peoples photos and determine elements of how they edit without specific guidance!
really digging your tutorials dude :) are u uploading the presets anywhere or do u just keep them for ur own?
fav
You need to keep making these.
Wow you have great tutorial videos!
Thank you Cam!
It'd be so cool if you did a color grading tutorial for premier pro. Great work as always man!
South African doing good youtube tutorials well done.
Please do more videos like this :)
Hi, thanks for this. How about making a tutorial of the "white, bright and clean" style you had earlier?
Dude I enjoyed it a lot! Sweet job. The styles @alexstrohl and @zmelhus would be interesting to see in here I think.
Got it lined up dude;) thanks man
yassss, that's what I wanted to ask for, especially beautiful highlights in alex's photos. You're awesome!
wheres it at?
Sick dude (y)
you look like tom cruise!😍😍
Could you make a tutorial on @mrbenbrown editing style please and thank you
how do you open RAW photos files .cr2 in LT?
NIce man
Awesome content man! Could you make a download link for the preset you made in future and even older vids? Thank you very much!
Can u put the preset in your description plzz?
Awesome job as always! Great tutorial! Maybe next @doyoutravel? =)
Saw you've got a folder about GiuliGartner. I love her style too and planning about going in the dolomites! What about a video on that?
@visualrev What's the background song that starts at around the 4:00 mark?
Loved the tutorial but one thing I always wonder about all these "dark moody desaturated landscape shooters"(boy that's long) is what lenses they usually use.
Most of the time the pictures have a person or a car in frame which looks small but sometimes it's clearly a wide angle, sometimes it's not, so I wonder what these guys usually like to shoot with lens-wise.
Would love to see one on Sarah Bahbah's editing style
People I would like to see in this category:
-Benjamin Hardman
-doyoutravel
-1924us (especially with the ''black water'')
-Joe Shutter
I would love to see this ! Great work btw. :)
you are amazing brother 😍😍😍🙌🙌🙏🙏🙏🙏
thanks my man!
since this is a landscape video @eventyr has some super moody edits on the instacrack that would make a great tutorial
could you make @robstrok grading tutorial please?
Great tutorial man!
Raww
Can you repeat edit by Fursty, early shots like 2016?
can you please do @zach allia his style is very different than your typical fade look, i think
whats the name of the music in background? :)
Wow Really great tutorial! I really enjoy your workflow and the way you explain! super thankful for your help and I would love to see you do the same about Fabio Zingg he has this amazing looking orange tones and also beautiful blues. I think many people could be interested in this type of style. This would be a banger for sure! cheers!
Nice videos man! Can you do @monaris please !!
Nice reverse engineering of this perky style! Thanks for sharing!
Can you do a Annie Leibovitz style? I know she's not an instagram celebrity but she's one of the best ever. And congrats on the channel, it's awesome
What about @donalboyd? Would love to see your take on how he edits his wildlife photos to darken those backgrounds
This was great! Maybe just show us the before and after once you are done processing the image?
Nice work man! Can you do @brandonwoelfel next??
Great job :) it always looks so easy if you do it but it just isn't:)
Could you make one for bryanadamc? And brandonwoelfel?
@donalboyd would be interesting. Mainly the landscapes, but also the wildlife shots
How about a video on editing style of Steve McCurry?
Thanks man! Really like your explanations,
whats about @pangea @daniel_ernst @theolator @kpunkka @muenchmax or @tomklockerphoto
whats the name of the font at 0:22?? Great video by the way :D
Could you do a Samalive tutorial?
Where were the pictures that YOU took located?
Please do @jordhammond! I've been trying to backwards engineer his style for so long but can't seem to get it quite right. Cheers!
th-cam.com/video/9pWjXLYDMxc/w-d-xo.html hey, I've made a video on that!
Hey Dean, the sigma 18-35 lens that you use isn't that supposed to be for crop senor camera?
Please respond to this one!!
+dfordew hey, yes it is designed for crop sensor
So do you lose anything photography wise? Or is it Okay?
Thanks for the fast respond =D
+dfordew you just can't really use it on a full frame
Umm which one would you recommend buying Sigma 18-35mm f1.8 or 35mm f.14, given both are Art lenses.
Based on your style.
+dfordew I have used both and they're both amazing. Obviously you can take the 35 to a full frame as well but the 18-35 is great for both portraits and landscapes. For my style I'd pick the 18-35 more. The 35 is so amazing though
can you put the preset to download ? :)
Rob Strok would be cool to see!
Nice man! Tristanfopma have an nice edit style can you make a tutorial with the style?
Good work! What about Alex Strohl?