Great tutorial, Jimmy. A lot of my skies do seem too dark in comparison to my foreground. I'll try sliding the opacity slider around to see if it helps with blending the sky.
Though the advantage of using Flow, because you can build it up, you could probably leave the Layers Opacity at 100 and just taper of at the edges a bit when you paint the exposure in..... That means you can recover even more e.g. in the middle and still have a smooth transition on the edges. I tend to work in Split View. Showing the image and the Mask at the same time. That way you can easily see if you forgot to paint an area etc. But granted it is more time consuming and I defiantly would recommend a tablet...
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I am delighted to see new content from you.
Welcome back, Jimmy. Its been a while but worth the wait for this refresher video. Many thanks!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great tutorial, Jimmy. A lot of my skies do seem too dark in comparison to my foreground. I'll try sliding the opacity slider around to see if it helps with blending the sky.
Though the advantage of using Flow, because you can build it up, you could probably leave the Layers Opacity at 100 and just taper of at the edges a bit when you paint the exposure in..... That means you can recover even more e.g. in the middle and still have a smooth transition on the edges. I tend to work in Split View. Showing the image and the Mask at the same time. That way you can easily see if you forgot to paint an area etc. But granted it is more time consuming and I defiantly would recommend a tablet...
i got raya pro 6 and courses . id livoe to see a full on interior course or more videos with interior editing with raya pro. cheers
Nice tips, Jimmy. Thank you!
No worries!
Great!
Thanks
No problem
Very helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
Great video, 🙏🍻
Glad you enjoyed it