It really is a wonder of the world

@@VictorEMusique hahah time to invest now😂

I’m not sure why it doesn’t work for you. R is the correct key.

@@ShawnSlapsDaBass are you in the develop module when pressing it?

@@davids_PNW_adventures nope, turns out you can’t straighten videos which is what I was trying to do haha

@@ShawnSlapsDaBass ahhh haha ya, this is for Lightroom

@@davids_PNW_adventures I am in lightroom, but trying to straighten a video haha

Mr. Thumb, if you’re truly a consultant in digital imaging, constructive criticism would go much further than outright negativity. If you have a better method, feel free to share it-positively. I’m skilled in sharpening photos and successfully selling my work every day, so there’s no need for patronizing comments. If you’re using social platforms to vent personal frustrations, I’d suggest focusing on self-reflection or seeking guidance elsewhere. A collaborative attitude could have fostered a productive exchange, but with an approach like this, I’d rather look elsewhere for insights.

Dude, you don’t even make content anymore. I watched about 2 seconds of your content before I couldn’t stand listening to your voice. It’s really sad to see another photographer be such a crappy person to a fellow photographer/editor for zero reason. Any good photographer and teacher would be able to provide feedback to help instead of just being an entitled clown. Please go find a hobby or a life, being an online troll isn’t gonna pay your bills.

@@davids_PNW_adventures Well, yes, I am a professional in the world of imaging still and moving. I don't give away my knowledge for ad revenue, my customers actually pay me, weird I know. So, no, I wont be teaching for free. Just one thing... When you speak as an authority, you really need to know your subject. Criticising criticism is an odd perspective to take.

It really is!

Good job dad