A very interesting video, thank you. I wonder if you could explain 'Anchor point' a bit further? I really didn't get why you would use it and what it enables you to do. The main thing I would have liked is for this video to have been longer and explain more about why you would want to use the tool with some more examples.
Great suggestion! I will work on some videos on black and white filters. I actually started out using film and processing black and white. So I plan on doing some related videos on everything from shooting black and white and digitizing it and different effects to emulate black and white using digital images.
Levels can be used to set WB. Use white point and black point on R, G, B individual channels. Do it three times, once for each channel. You will get a perfect WB. This is better than eyeball guess.
I used Capture before (older brother of NX Studio). Now exploring NX Studio. I find it impressive compared to Capture. My 2 cents on this video. a. Best to use and show the function rather than explaining what it will do. We all learn better from what we see than what we hear. b. When explaining a feature/function, cover the basics, don't try to cover too much. It will only confuse viewers. Say 1+2=3, dont jump to 58+296=??? Cheerio.
Too bad that Nikon can't create a good jpg engine in their Cameras. Heck they can't get AF correct, so why would we expect them to get the Picture correct
A very interesting video, thank you. I wonder if you could explain 'Anchor point' a bit further? I really didn't get why you would use it and what it enables you to do. The main thing I would have liked is for this video to have been longer and explain more about why you would want to use the tool with some more examples.
I just watched two of your videos, and decided to subscribe your channel. Thank you!
Welcome aboard!
Great channel, very worthwhile. Please cover black/white photography, especially when taken with orange filters. Thanks.
Great suggestion! I will work on some videos on black and white filters. I actually started out using film and processing black and white. So I plan on doing some related videos on everything from shooting black and white and digitizing it and different effects to emulate black and white using digital images.
Very useful video. Thanks for posting.
Thanks bud helping heaps.
Glad to help
Levels can be used to set WB. Use white point and black point on R, G, B individual channels. Do it three times, once for each channel. You will get a perfect WB. This is better than eyeball guess.
I used Capture before (older brother of NX Studio). Now exploring NX Studio. I find it impressive compared to Capture. My 2 cents on this video.
a. Best to use and show the function rather than explaining what it will do. We all learn better from what we see than what we hear.
b. When explaining a feature/function, cover the basics, don't try to cover too much. It will only confuse viewers. Say 1+2=3, dont jump to 58+296=???
Cheerio.
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Too bad that Nikon can't create a good jpg engine in their Cameras. Heck they can't get AF correct, so why would we expect them to get the Picture correct