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Hi Anthony, I am new to ON1 after using LR and PS for years. I do find that the masking is nto as accurate in ON1. Also, your masks created lots of halos in your sample images. That is concerning for me.

I just bought Luminar.for 49$ and life licence.

If you don't buy this program, pricing should drop

Thank you, Anthony, for the video. However, you did not cover two new features of the Super Select AI. The first is that you can open a rectangle by click-drag and all parts within this rectangle are selected. The second feature is using the option/alt key, by which you can remove parts from the mask. You will see a minus sign besides the cross cursor instead of the plus when adding parts to the mask.

Great video as always. I like James Popsys on UA-cam. I think he’s almost convinced me to take Sky’s away pretty much to saturation. Quite a unique look. Have a Quick Look when you get 5. His reasoning is that even a sky can distract from the subject.

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Vell clearly explained and demonstrated. I found your video because I was looking for any significant improvement from my present v1.2.7 to v3.0.4. Have you worked with any versions beyond what you are using in this video? WHERE IS YOUR UPVOTE OPTION!!!

I'm just starting to work with ON1. This is a great explanation for beginners. Thanks!

Very good video! Is it posible to attaché the image to the picturefile, so we can walk through the video doing the same thing. 🙏

For me, DXO PL and ON1 NoNoise do a better job and don't need to fiddle or next to none. Topaz, ever since they went all AI, just not as good as it was before AI. Topaz AI sharpen far too often produces artifacts. Topaz Clarity was a nice program and quickly abandoned.

Hi Anthony just a question regarding Topaz Sharpen, Why is it that if I open a Raw file on my desktop, it automatically open in Topaz Sharpen, is there setting I have changed to cause this, any advice be appreciated, thank you Ian Mckelvey New Zealand

I don't understand why you left it still underexposed. It is clear that outside it was the middle of the day with strong sun and that the picture is underexposed. Absolutely crazy :))

Hi Anthony. Thank you so much for the article about the enduring allure of film. I am 63 now and really into digital imaging as I am professional Retoucher. But I grew up in the analog dark room. So much of what I learned way back then help me in my digital imaging creativity today. It was such a well thought out article that you wrote and really resonated with me. I loved all the different cameras and films that you used in the article. Thank you for all you do and for the article too!

It looks by the shadows that the picture was taken around midday? I think you may have taken the photo with an ND filter, hence the noise and under exposed image?

I have a question, what produces the best quality? Upscaling from 1080 to 4k or scaling 30fps to 60fps in 4k? Which takes longer to render?

Interesting video Anthony. As regards denoise, I always do that to the exported jpeg file. I don't like the trend for Adobe to use AI more and more, It's inviting them to do whatever they like with your image.

Thank you for this interesting insight into how professionals approach photo editing. I have already learned a lot from this channel.

add another "instance" when desiring to do something more than once with any particular tool.

Regardless, I like it and thank you for the heads up. You have taught me so much about post processing.

Ironically, Nik plug-ins still don't work inside PhotoLab--you need to do initial RAW conversion in PL (or PureRaw) and then export to Nik (I do so in TIFF form) to apply any additional adjustments, if desired. IIRC, hovering used to preview the image--too bad they haven't re-instituted that. Now, that does work with Film Types (one of my favorite adjustments, as I used to shoot B&W film, although I invariably tweak them, as I do with any preset--even my own), at least it still does in SEP3 (Nik 6). BtW, I find Silver Efex's vignetting/edge burning to be very effective and flexible. As a huge Ansel fan (I finally got around to reading his autobiography--I'd recommend that as I would any of his writings--required reading for the serious photographer even if you've only shot digital), I love that the Zone System's addressed in Silver Efex, but the hatching can be hard to see in complex images--I wish they'd make it more prominent, perhaps as they show over/under exposure in PL. Of course, in keeping with Ansel and the "film feel" of Nik, I prefer to darken blue skies using using filters as you show, plus Nik has the added advantage over glass filters of being able to pick not only the desired wavelength, but the intensity (I'd also darken that bright cloud--kind of distracting, IMO,plus that would be a great way to show more advanced use of Control Points).

***IMPORTANT NOTE: Usually, I edit my images and record my videos in a room where I have the drapes closed and total control over the lighting. For this video, I had the curtains pulled open and a huge window allowing the room I was editing in, to be very bright. Because of that, I didn't notice that I was editing my image to be underexposed. I didn't notice the issue until later when I was editing the video. Instead of doing the video over, I decided to leave it as is and mention it in the comments. Your editing environment is very important. If your room is bright, or if your monitor is too bright, you risk editing your picture so that it's too dark. Keep this in mind and learn from my mistake - I knew better.*** In this video, I demonstrate my current Lightroom workflow for landscape/travel photographs. Checkout Anthony Morganti's Lightroom Training - The ULTIMATE Lightroom Classic Course - Nearly 70 Videos - HOURS of Training: bit.ly/UltimateLightroomCourse Save $10 with Discount Code: TENOFF Get your free downloadable keyboard shortcut PDFs from my website, including keyboard shortcuts for Lightroom Classic, Photoshop, On1 Photo Raw, Topaz Labs Photo AI, and Luminar Neo: www.anthonymorganti.com To get more info about Lightroom, go here: prf.hn/l/lGnjDBl I am an Adobe affiliate and will earn a commission if you purchase anything using the link directly above. Please read my Code of Ethics Statement: onlinephotographytraining.com/code-of-ethics/ All of my Workflow videos are in this playlist: bit.ly/MyEditingWorkflow

I have vision 3.0.4 of Topaz Photo AI and all my raw and DNG images are returning to Lightroom, but the Lightroom edited settings are not applied to them. Any help would be appreciated.

Oooh thank you, it's good to know

Very useful 👌

With the high interest in software alternatives to adobe, how about a video on using Apple photos? Especially with plug-ins we may already have like topaz labs.

Using Define … comparable to topaz denoise? Output? Computer processing time?

How would you say this compares to the new topaz AI?

Look at the palm-tree behind her; this is AI, not a person.

both of are good, its subjective

Interestingly, when clicking on the pre-order link, the price shows in R$ (don't know if this is because of a setting on my end, though)

Sounds suspiciously like Skylum is up to its old tricks again. Spending resources developing and releasing a new product and losing interest in the old one. The last update to Luminar Neo had nothing much in it. Also I think you should mention that getting all the extensions is expensive if you bought Luminar Neo outright and extensions do not come with the base system. There are often sales but each extension costs and when not on sale cost quite a bit each.

One Question for you Anthony... I know you test and/or work with many photo software... Pls tell us the "BEST" and/or the most comprehensive ?? TIA

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In the second photo how did it know that you wanted to work on the sky?

ANTHONY!!! What a great breakdown! Very Detailed. Did you know Davy Crockett Used one of these Yashica cameras during the siege of the Alamo in 1836!? Using just one roll of Kodak Eastman 5222 black and white 35mm motion picture film he shot enough sprocket holes to stave off General Santa Anna and his army of 2000 men for THIRTEEN DAYS! Thank you so much for sharing! More people need to learn about the Yashica and its rich AMERICAN history of nearly 200 years. Learn more in my new youtube short "the untold history of the Yashica Mat 124G" Though he was a battle hardened bad ass, I don't think his frames would compare with yours. Sadly only a few negs have survived the passage of time, and the Smithsonian keeps them locked away from the public. SUBBED! Thank you again for sharing

THANKS HOW DO YOU CHANGE THE BACK GROUND TO A WATERFALL OR A PARK?

How the hell do you even get it to be a plug in lol

Just for info: I'm also experiencing a change of Calibration version to V1 with the latest PR4. No effect on Curves though. (Running Windows 11). I have opened a support ticket with DxO.

Hello Anthony. What chapter or video would help someone thats new to Affinity that deals specifically with Flambient photography

Thanks Anthony. Being a computer idiot, I find it easier to refine masks in LR ( wish that wasn’t so ) ie.. that first image, when you picked girl, I think it did a bad job. A lot of the green background was selected giving a bit of a halo when you increased exposure. In LR, I would select subtract object… then with small brush, it would easily grab that green color and subtract from mask. I can’t figure out how to do that in PS.

Much appreciated

I’m not seeing much here in v7 that I don’t have in v4. Probably file handling, choosing tiff or jpeg, and maybe control points. I’ve been in love with Silver Efex for more than a decade, but I’m not sure I need to dump another couple hundred (or whatever the price is) into a software upgrade that may or may not enhance my experience. I can’t be the one who feels this way, right? Or maybe I’m just the dense one. Cheers! (Oh, and thanks, Anthony, for your efforts here. I appreciate it.)

Thanks for a great overview!!

Hi Anthony, I like that tool and the way it works....Can you confirm that if you want to use a different tool within the adjustment tool you have to add another layer? Great video Thank you Colin Devon UK...

Thank you for coming up with yet another insight into the mysteries of Ps. I had a smile when you avoided naming the life buoy. The American pronunciation is quite different to the English version. Vive le difference!

a lot of yapping but thanks

It seems to me that the real power of an adjustment “brush” would be to use it as an actual brush, not as yet another selection tool. Why not use it to simply brush chosen adjustments to non-selected areas of a photo much as one would dodge and burn. Seems pretty straightforward to me and a whole lot more useful (in fact that is exactly how I use it…works great).

Great tutorial, thank you! I've used the tool once, but will continue to use it in the future. (Though I do a lot of my color edits in Lightroom Classic.)

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if you have Topaz AI photo version 3.0.4 do you really need gigapixel?