Thank you for the downloads! I'm always learning from your videos! The "wet" driveway is brilliant! Even doing twilight shots, I'll be incorporating the reflection on driveways.
The man, the myth, the legend, does it again. How you manage to continue to make my jaw drop with every video is amazing. That wet driveway look was chefs kiss! 🤌🏻
Thank you :) No matter how hold I get, hair I lose, grandkids that come, and bones that creak, I keep telling myself I can do better, so I keep trying, practicing, and looking to be the best I can. Sometimes along the way something sticks :)
Absolutely amazing stuff Nathan!! Will definitely have to give this a go, as in Summer, sunset isn't until 9-10pm and I don't think many UK agents will pay me to shoot properties at that time!
Make sure colors are black and white (not white and black) and press DEL. The reversed colors do the opposite: add, instead of subtract. I'd suggest watching the video again starting at the editing as that's something I mention quite a few times before that point.
Yep I switched black to white, Backspace (Del), control D. Worked like a charm! These type of edits are nice! I made one look like a night shot too. Thanks for the help Nathan. 📸
Thanks! No need to download an outdoor fire, just simply make your own. I have an old tutorial on that at th-cam.com/video/8mhdO4RRVGE/w-d-xo.html but there is a better, more accurate method outlined in my book on advanced editing, here's a link to the e-book for that if you want to check that out: amzn.to/3cJGK9f
Thanks for a great video Nathan. Definitely going to try this. My normal workflow is 5 brackets at 2 stops apart. Do you think 2 stops apart will work okay? Thanks
@@NathanCoolPhoto you know you definitely said one in the video now that I have went back and watched it. Also, I could have just looked at the setting you put in giant type. My bad! I enjoy your videos. They give me a nice recap before getting back into some building photography that I have done for a bit.
Gonna have to watch this one a few more times! 😮
Thanks! Outstanding and informative, as always!
Thank you J.W. Lee! Very much appreciated.
¡Gracias!
Thank you very much Ciprian! I hope you have a great weekend!
I thank you Nathan for your time and knowledge you share with us!!!
Thank you! You helped me a lot.
Thank you for the downloads! I'm always learning from your videos! The "wet" driveway is brilliant! Even doing twilight shots, I'll be incorporating the reflection on driveways.
The man, the myth, the legend, does it again. How you manage to continue to make my jaw drop with every video is amazing. That wet driveway look was chefs kiss! 🤌🏻
Thank you :) No matter how hold I get, hair I lose, grandkids that come, and bones that creak, I keep telling myself I can do better, so I keep trying, practicing, and looking to be the best I can. Sometimes along the way something sticks :)
I wish I had said that ("the man, the myth.....")
Wow man, that's amazing. Epic editing buddy
Thank you for this helpful video and the free downloads!
Thank you so much! I've been wanting to do this and wasn't totally sure how to do it well. Your instructions are very professional.
You're very welcome Karen, and thank you for the kind words.
make your own starburst sounds fun :) great tuturial thank you!
You amaze me!!!
Awesome stuff, used it on last two shoots. Agents and owners loved it. Thanks again…
Thank you! Great to hear!
Definitely next level twilights! Great job!
Thank you!! 😊
This is next level stuff. Great job. You definitely earned a new subscriber.
SO GOOD! I'm going to do photos of my family's homes and frame them for christmas gifts
GREAT video!!
Glad you enjoyed it
What a great lesson. Thank you Nathan!
This is really helpful video. much appreciated the work you’ve done mate.
Please make a video for making the starburst
Absolutely amazing stuff Nathan!! Will definitely have to give this a go, as in Summer, sunset isn't until 9-10pm and I don't think many UK agents will pay me to shoot properties at that time!
Thanks Nick! This should get you to bed on time :)
At 4:40 how did you delete, what did you press?
Make sure colors are black and white (not white and black) and press DEL. The reversed colors do the opposite: add, instead of subtract. I'd suggest watching the video again starting at the editing as that's something I mention quite a few times before that point.
Yep I switched black to white, Backspace (Del), control D. Worked like a charm! These type of edits are nice! I made one look like a night shot too. Thanks for the help Nathan. 📸
You had a video once I think where you went over some Lightroom settings to make a preset for Twilight photos. Can you tell me which video that was?
Great video!
Thanks!
Well done!. Thank you:)
thank you very much
You are very welcome :)
I’d like to know how to make the starburst png please?
You are a PS genius!! Wish I knew half as much. :-)
Thank you!
Another excellent video thank you so much Nathan! Curious though where can I find a good outdoor fireplace flame image?
Thanks! No need to download an outdoor fire, just simply make your own. I have an old tutorial on that at th-cam.com/video/8mhdO4RRVGE/w-d-xo.html but there is a better, more accurate method outlined in my book on advanced editing, here's a link to the e-book for that if you want to check that out: amzn.to/3cJGK9f
@@NathanCoolPhoto thank you!
Thanks for a great video Nathan. Definitely going to try this. My normal workflow is 5 brackets at 2 stops apart. Do you think 2 stops apart will work okay? Thanks
Maybe, that's a wide bracket though. Can't hurt to try it and see how it goes, you could always lower a shot by one stop easily in post.
Wow!
Im editing on a Macbook. Towards the end when you’re putting all the layers into 1, im having trouble doing that with my computer keys.
I was just wondering if there was another way to put those layers together
You can do that from the menu.
Can you teach us how to do a twilight with pool lighting, please?
How many stops apart do you usually bracket?
One, it's also the loneliest number ;)
@@NathanCoolPhoto you know you definitely said one in the video now that I have went back and watched it. Also, I could have just looked at the setting you put in giant type. My bad! I enjoy your videos. They give me a nice recap before getting back into some building photography that I have done for a bit.