Thank you for watching! This Series is going to be called probably Editing Thursdays after this episode and if you have any ideas/questions let me know and i will do my best to make an episode about it. And if you are not yet subscribed.... :) go and press that button. Thank you !👍
Thank you so much for the trick with setting a blank layer to dark and then using clone stamp, I just did a pretty good job of salvaging a decent photo thanks to you!
Yes. Definitely the best method is clone color and paint with brush using darken blend mode. I wish you had reached this point earlier than almost ten minutes into the video. Thanks.
Hi Casper, just found you and watched with much interest. Had this problem, and yes have used the clone stamp, after hours, still not happy. Well, you have made my day. I am in a local photography club, would have had a higher score in a competition if I had erased the line round a mono print. Thank you for your brilliant explanation on this. Shall be looking forward to watching more.
Thank you, Paul! It can be annoying and sometimes you think you do everything perfectly on location and it still can happen. I thought most people knew this trick but then my friends asked how to fix it and i obliged by making a video :D Than you for watching!
Casper you saved my life. Now if you could do a tutorial on how to avoid these fringes in the first place. Maybe you already did, I'll go check. If not, it would be much appreciated.
Terrific tutorial and Thank you Caspar. Thought the description of how these halos get introduced into the image and of course the explanation of how to fix them was very well explained. I use LR and get these halos (now I know why) and fixed them with Affinity Photo using the exact method you described. Great result.
Wonderful tutorial Caspar! Very well explained and informative! This is probably the easiest technique I've seen for removing halos! Thank you! I look forward to seeing more of these tutorials from you. Hope you are doing well and staying safe!
Seeing Iceland and Tenerife makes me want to travel again Caspar !! I’m not so good in LR and PS so these are really useful for me and I’ve definitely learned something new today so thank you 🙏🏻
Hey Mate, yeah had the same feeling! We just need to hold on :) Super glad to hear that this video helped you! That is the best thing i can hear, as i have a full time job i figured these kind of videos are a bit faster for me to make in the time i cant find time to go out vloging :) Thank you!
It will work for very limited number of subjects, if the subject (a very dark mountain, almost black like in your example ) is darker than the sky but if it is not, then the subject is effected too. thank you for sharing...
Oh man, this is so brilliant - whish I had known earlier. I have wasted so many hours making imperfect halo fixes :D Thank you so much, you got a new subscriber 👍👍
Just choose the AUTOMASK option and brush a subtraction along the halo. Zaps it quickly in Lightroom w/o having to go to Photoshop or make tiny mask corrections.
There's a tool options drop-down menu at the top of the screen, just underneath the menu bar. Change it to Sample: This layer and below or Sample: All layers.
One suggestion: When you first begin explaining what halos are and what causes these, you might try showing an example "on screen" so people can see exactly what you mean. Then you can proceed to explain the various methods you can use to get rid of these halos. Just a suggestion my friend. Don't forget to mention that sometimes over sharpening an image can sometime cause halos. Suggest you do less talking and concentrate on the showing viewers the procedures. Less talk and more action - better. I want to refer my fellow photographers and PS users to your video
Hi Roger, thank you for the great feedback :)! Will be back from a looong hiaitus in a couple of month and will take not of your points! Thank you so much!
thank you for this video, just a note, it took u 6 five minutes to start talking about the actually information. kind request to make ur videos more to the point
Full of tedious waffle. I want to learn how to deal with the white halos I see occasionally in I don't want to know how you know or what a wonderful photographer he is or what you great great grandmother had for her last breakfast.
just need to be a bit more precise and discriminate with the clone-sample areas - the principle does work well - have used this method, too, for several years, on all kinds of images... landscapes, city scapes with building edges with strong halos from converting to black-white plus sharpening, portraits,... however, it still becomes problematic with silhouetted tree branches against a bright sky... the maze and complexity of halos on a tree silhouette does require different approaches than following each outline manually -
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Thank you for watching! This Series is going to be called probably Editing Thursdays after this episode and if you have any ideas/questions let me know and i will do my best to make an episode about it. And if you are not yet subscribed.... :) go and press that button. Thank you !👍
Thank you so much for the trick with setting a blank layer to dark and then using clone stamp, I just did a pretty good job of salvaging a decent photo thanks to you!
Yes. Definitely the best method is clone color and paint with brush using darken blend mode. I wish you had reached this point earlier than almost ten minutes into the video. Thanks.
Hi Casper, just found you and watched with much interest. Had this problem, and yes have used the clone stamp, after hours, still not happy. Well, you have made my day. I am in a local photography club, would have had a higher score in a competition if I had erased the line round a mono print. Thank you for your brilliant explanation on this. Shall be looking forward to watching more.
Thank you this was really helpful
Excellent video Caspar. I've had this problem for a while with some of my images and this video explains how to fix the problem extremely well
Thank you Warren :) ! Glad i could help.
I had this issue a good few months ago with an image. It’s such an annoying thing to happen. But this video fixes it perfectly. Great explanation.
Thank you, Paul! It can be annoying and sometimes you think you do everything perfectly on location and it still can happen. I thought most people knew this trick but then my friends asked how to fix it and i obliged by making a video :D Than you for watching!
Casper you saved my life. Now if you could do a tutorial on how to avoid these fringes in the first place. Maybe you already did, I'll go check. If not, it would be much appreciated.
Terrific tutorial and Thank you Caspar. Thought the description of how these halos get introduced into the image and of course the explanation of how to fix them was very well explained. I use LR and get these halos (now I know why) and fixed them with Affinity Photo using the exact method you described. Great result.
Wonderful tutorial Caspar! Very well explained and informative! This is probably the easiest technique I've seen for removing halos! Thank you! I look forward to seeing more of these tutorials from you. Hope you are doing well and staying safe!
Glad I was of help :) ! Will do these editing videos a bit more now as work has taking up a lot of my time. Thank you !
Seeing Iceland and Tenerife makes me want to travel again Caspar !! I’m not so good in LR and PS so these are really useful for me and I’ve definitely learned something new today so thank you 🙏🏻
Hey Mate, yeah had the same feeling! We just need to hold on :) Super glad to hear that this video helped you! That is the best thing i can hear, as i have a full time job i figured these kind of videos are a bit faster for me to make in the time i cant find time to go out vloging :) Thank you!
It will work for very limited number of subjects, if the subject (a very dark mountain, almost black like in your example ) is darker than the sky but if it is not, then the subject is effected too. thank you for sharing...
Oh man, this is so brilliant - whish I had known earlier. I have wasted so many hours making imperfect halo fixes :D Thank you so much, you got a new subscriber 👍👍
Thank you ;) glad i could help. I hope i will get back to making videos soon :)
Great Vlog, thanks for the help and advice on editing in Photoshop thanks for sharing
Thank you Tony! :) Hope it helps out in the future! Thank you for watching
Just choose the AUTOMASK option and brush a subtraction along the halo. Zaps it quickly in Lightroom w/o having to go to Photoshop or make tiny mask corrections.
Excellent technique for removing the pesky halos.
Thank you mate :)
Yay! I'm on your intro!!! :D
:D hehe jup, and will stay there forever and ever and ever and ever and ever............. :D "Evil Laugh"
Thanks for your video, that will help me a lot. Have subscribed 👍
Super ! Good to hear that it helped! :) And welcome to the channel! Will start posting again in December!
Wonderful views, beautiful upload
Thank you!
How are you cloning from an empty layer? I can't do that at all... you don't have nothing to sample of.
There's a tool options drop-down menu at the top of the screen, just underneath the menu bar. Change it to Sample: This layer and below or Sample: All layers.
Thank you for replying ;) Was off for vacation with family :)
@@CasparLootsmann My pleasure. I'd never seen this method of removing halos before. Good stuff.
@@kolossimike Thanks 🙏🏼😊😊👌
One suggestion: When you first begin explaining what halos are and what causes these, you might try showing an example "on screen" so people can see exactly what you mean. Then you can proceed to explain the various methods you can use to get rid of these halos. Just a suggestion my friend. Don't forget to mention that sometimes over sharpening an image can sometime cause halos. Suggest you do less talking and concentrate on the showing viewers the procedures. Less talk and more action - better. I want to refer my fellow photographers and PS users to your video
Hi Roger, thank you for the great feedback :)! Will be back from a looong hiaitus in a couple of month and will take not of your points! Thank you so much!
thank you for this video, just a note, it took u 6 five minutes to start talking about the actually information. kind request to make ur videos more to the point
Full of tedious waffle.
I want to learn how to deal with the white halos I see occasionally in I don't want to know how you know or what a wonderful photographer he is or what you great great grandmother had for her last breakfast.
9:00 I just saved you 9 minutes of your life.
It does not work. You can still see repaired areas where you cloned. It will look bad in print.
just need to be a bit more precise and discriminate with the clone-sample areas - the principle does work well - have used this method, too, for several years, on all kinds of images... landscapes, city scapes with building edges with strong halos from converting to black-white plus sharpening, portraits,... however, it still becomes problematic with silhouetted tree branches against a bright sky... the maze and complexity of halos on a tree silhouette does require different approaches than following each outline manually -