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Hey Mark- how long have you had the Nikon?

I'll probably trying this! Thanks! Another step to slip in while in black and white is to dodge and burn, it is easier to see where the bright and dark spots while not distracted by colors 🙂

Awesome video.

Great video!

Fantastic.

Thanks Mark.

Excellent video. One question: to remove the noise, do you remove the noise before the merge to both images or do you denoise the merged file.

most helpful

Fantastic - thank you very much for such sound advice. Very much appreciated.

Interesting and novel use of the Color Mixer saturation panel.

My version of Lightroom doesn't have a Color Calibration tool, apparently? Is this only on Classic? Did they move that functionality someplace else?

Always great information. I have been using a similar process for awhile because here in Missouri we don't get enough atmosphere or fog. I will try out the differences (mainly I do it in PS instead of LR because I use Capture One most of the time). I think I want to join you in the Smoky Mountains soon.

That's a fantastic tutorial Mark , thanks a lot !!!!

which camera did you use

Which website did you use for editing and bracketing the images?

An amazing video! Thank you for sharing this information!!

Really useful advice and great demo!

I’m not sure I’ve ever commented on a RUclips video before. Im a photographer since the early 60s in grade school, Photoshop from v.3. Photoshop World a bunch of times. Great tutorial, very nicely done. Watched it twice, gave it a Like!

This seems a bit different from your previous episodes, where you end here, are you considering the two examples complete and print ready or, are you going to complete with "the seven things to complete a photo?"

I’ve struggled for years to take the “dullness” out of my RAW images and this turned out to be the magic key! Thank you!

I prefer the shorter focal lengths as I like capturing the details of my subject. However, I am an introvert through and through. I prefer shooting by myself or with one close photography friend.

Brilliant eye opening lesson on how to colour one’s images

Thanks Mark !!! Very Informative,, Really Learned a lot !!!!!!! :) :) :)

I've always loved photographing the woods and streams in Tennessee. You walk in there with a camera and a tripod and you feel like a kid in a candy store!! Great pictures as always, and great advice.

I like both, but it's very dependent on the subject ... Kind regards, Guy

Interesting to see this approach to color. In my experience with Fujifilm raw files, the color Calibration section rarely makes my photos look better, so I almost never use it. I will have to experiment with your technique of boosting calibration saturation, and then zero-ing out the individual colors.

In what ways are you all monetizing your photography?

Very helpful tutorial Mark.

@MarkDenneyPhoto I would love to see more of these types of videos using Capture One. Curious if any of these techniques can be recreated. As some of the tools you mention in Lightroom don't seem to have analogues counterparts in C1.

Great video sir, it answered a question I have had for quite some time as well as others I had not even thought of while using my camera.

I noticed that you did not select a camera profile (eg Camera Landscape or Adobe Landscape for example) at the beginning of your edit. Is that because you have it set during import? Or was it part of the basic exposure and tone adjustments that you did not show I. Detail. If you do use these types of camera profile settings, which do you usually prefer … the Adobe versions or the Camera versions. I use a Canon 70D and can never decide when, or which profiles to select at the start. They seem to have a dramatic difference in your starting position. Any recommendations?

I have an older Nikon that I've loved, but am interested in the Z8. How do you like it? The images are beautiful - thank you for sharing!

Good stuff, as always Mark. The locations and the compositions are inspiring. And glad I'm not the only one who picked up on the Fuji to Nikon switch (you'll need to tell us about that).😀

100mm macro lens 😂. SUUUUPER focussed on a TIIINY part of the scene. And yes, I am an extreme introvert, probably with a light touch of the ‘tism

Outstanding, as usual, Mark! Wish I was there! Oh, wait, I kinda wuz! 😁

75% 70mmm OR HIGHER. Good way of looking at who you are as a photographer.

Your tutorials are always enlightening and independent. Easily followed and you descriptions and explanations are fantastic. Thanks Mark

I just use saturation and vibrance and it's done. Easy.

Thanks for the shout Mark! Amazing step by step video too. 📸

hey Mark, fantastic as usual. but... have you switched to Nikon ? 🙂

Very clear explanation of the calibration tool. It controls the RGB in each pixel. Brilliant. I finally understand. Thank you always, Mark. I've downloaded the course and I am grateful for you educating us.

Excellent video ❤

Brilliant! I love this and hate it! Love it as I tested it on a photo of a Swan I took a month back and it made such a difference to my original post work. Hate it, as I am now looking at a library of over 2000 photos and wishing I knew what you told us in this video a lot earlier. Your teachings are making a huge difference to my learning and you don't over-complicate things! Thank you

wow! did you just gave me an idea of how to edit my best photo?

Thanks Mark. Another great lesson. Looking forward to next weeks video.

Fuji Film Profiles for fun, Linear and Passport profiles for my commercial work.

Thanks great video.

So good. You made me better. Thank you 🎉

Great video thanks. It reinforces a lot of what I do as well. However, curious that you didn’t touch on Lightroom’s new Point Color 😊