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Wow, not starting with Develop RAW is like breaking the Prime Directive! 😆Good reminder to be more curious and experiment more. I've watched so many of your videos that I also automatically go Develop RAW, Supercontrast, Toning every time as well. Starting with anything else always makes me feel like I'm "missing" something.
haha thanks Carl, and yeah it was weird to break out of my normal structure, but it kinda worked for me on this one
As always, another great video Jim. I know you have more to do than time allows, but it would be really interesting to see you edit this photo using your “normal” process, just to see the differences. Wouldn’t even necessarily require a video on it (although it would be nice) but then a very good “this way or that” could be illustrated. But even if you don’t have time to put that together, great video showing yet another way of utilizing the power of NEO. Thanks again.
Thanks and yes that is a good idea for a video, so I will look into it. There are lots of ways to approach an edit and get to the results you like, so showing that makes sense. Thanks!
Merci Jim pour cet excellent exposé.
thank you Jean-Francois!
Terrific and timely advise. I use the exact same workflow every time and need to break away.
Another piece of advise we get all the time is "never push it all the way to 100". Sometimes using 100 on one tool and then adjusting the effect with another tool can create an unexpectedly pleasant result.
Thanks for sharing this.
thanks for watching!
Great video Jim, we are creatures of habit, good to see some thinking outside the box to learn new things.
thank you Craig!
Excellence demo thanks!
thanks Kit!
Great advice Jim. It's easy to fall into a familiar editing pattern, especially when you're working with a LOT of photos. Something I've noticed in "Develop/Develop Raw" is that the "Curves" tool is overly responsive. The least little adjustment to the tool creates an overly aggressive change to the photo. Just wondering if you've found that to be the case and if there's any way to make the "Curves" tool adjustments more subtle (an "Opacity" option for all these tools would be helpful, and probably not that hard for Skylum to implement. Nudge nudge 😁).
Hi Tom and yes I have noticed that. I have asked for an opacity slider for each filter for a long time now. We will see if we get one. (fingers crossed)
Would be interesting to compare this edit to a "Jim Nix Standard" edit. Would it be different?
good question Dave and probably a little different but not significantly, which in itself is kinda interesting
great question
Experiment! A great reminder. Thanks, Jim!!
thanks Andrew!
Definitely a great result. Thanks for sharing. I am curious how this would come out as a print.
thanks and yes good question, haven't thought about printing it
Thank you for another great video Jim.
thanks for watching Shawn
Great idea ... but if you use landscape first, does that change the file from a raw file?
yes I skip over Develop Raw in this example
Now it looks like the result of a total thermonuclear exchange.
LOL