So informative and love your presentations style ...!! Easy to understand, no rambling, and your pictures in action are always superb.

Very good comparison by you, dear Kathy, great advice! Stay blessed! Thank you so very much for your fine channel! Much appreciated! Greetings from Sweden!

Hi Kathy Iam using R6 Markii with its kit lens 24-105mm and a 50mm wide,which lens is suitable for wild photography , Babs , India, Kerala Thanks

What’s a ‘pocket book’?

This was so incredibly helpful and easy to understand. I practiced on the hummingbirds here with the settings you discussed and Wow! Crystal clear images. Amazing! Thank you so much!

Awesome tutorial Kathy. Your video was well planned out and executed. While keeping the content very informative your delivery makes it very easy to follow along. Well Done!! New Fan Here.

Great video Kathy and insights. Trying to decide between the derby and the international atm. The extra wheels seem cumbersome but they appear to win the roller experience. The international is a bit more "stiff" whereas the derby seems more flexible, which I prefer. Also interested in the (green-ish looking) pouches that you use ... where are they sourced? I'm in Australia.

Excellent presentation

Wow that's some amazing cinematography....lions cub so adorable in that slow motion... amazing job

Wow, very cool. Slow motion adds so much.

Oh my, sooo cute. I'd hug one of those babies if not for being their dinner later. Mom is watching closely for any danger to those cuties. --- Patti E

They leave nothing but bone!

Very cook, such elegant animals.

Cool to see!

Wow! Awesome to see it from a distance and then right up close.

Any shade is good shade in that heat.

Awesome images,

Awesome video

Wow, that's amazing.

To apply the same changes to a selected group of photos in Lightroom Classic, in the Library module, select the images you want to edit. Switch to the Develop module. At the bottom of the right panel, click the tiny switch to turn on AUTO SYNCH. If you don't turn on auto synch, then only the picture you see in the preview in Develop will be changed. The remaining selected photos will not be changed. When you are finished with editing all the photos, be sure to TURN OFF AUTO SYNCH or Lightroom Classic will continue to apply all the same settings to the next group of pictures you select.

For Windows users, Preferences are under the EDIT menu, not the file menu.

When I tink of automation, I think of taking a bunch of photos, maybe processing in ACR, and then feeding them into Ps for additional processing, and then creating a bunch of new files with the ACR and Ps processing done to them. I know Bridge can do this, I don't know about LrC.

Great video! Thank you! Can I save all these settings in a custom function? That way, of course, I can have the settings quickly when needed.

Can we change the shortcut keys

I was thinking about getting one of these Canon cameras for snapshots and I have a Fujifilm GFX100S for work and wondered if there is an adapter so I can use Zeiss lenses on the Canon. Can the Canons do 8K/60 video?

Good morning Kathy! MUCH APPRECIATED and have ordered the R6ii with an adapter, meantime, to use with my newer 100-400 ... as well, thanks for the reminder-support to strive for new on new... I, too, ordered a new R super telephoto Canon lens... can't wait to get out there! 🎉thank you, again!

Ive had my R6MII for about 7 months myself, its a beautiful camera! I love photographing birds also, excited to expand my knowledge!

Hi, Ms. Clark! I just discovered and subscribed to your channel; lovely info. - - thank you! 2 Questions as to the R6M2... I prefer to shoot primarily birds, some other wildlife... have a Canon 7DM2, and more recently shoot with Canon's 90D... most frequently with Canon's 100-400mm IS ultrasonic lens along with the extender 1.4 III - - great images, and if cropping is required, still gr8 - - However, the R6M2 is quite appealing for wildlife. Would you recommend the R6M2 using Canon's adapter (for use with my EF lenses? ... already in-hand, quite a few, like the 100-400mm 4.5-5.6 L IS II, and the similar 70-200mm L lens, and others ) If to spend more $$ - - ?much better may be the R6M2 with the RF 100-500mm 4.5-7.1 L IS for most "go to" bird uses?? (and having the adapter on hand for use with EF lenses, worthwhile?) Much appreciated! Be well, be happy!!

Beautiful!

Wow, tha's cool!

Thanks Kathy, very interesting and informative!

Thanks! I needed that. After a hectic day it was so nice to watch these sweet little birds slowed down to a nice, calming pace. Could watch for hours.

Notice how the tail of a Black-chinned Hummingbird barely extends beyond the wingtips when it perches. The tail of a Ruby-throated Hummingbird extends past the wingtips.

I often start out with Auto and then modify the settings to suit my taste. I'm curious to know why you always use Texture and increase saturation. I understand here's no wrong way to do this. I almost never use those settings in my processing except to use the Dehaze filter to increase mid-tone contrast on occasion. Thanks for the video.

Kathy, thank you for this clip; very informative.

Thanks so much! I get bogged down in culling so to hear what you are thinking as you go through the pictures helps a lot.

Do you have a video that demonstrates how to use Bridge? I am a photographer and would love to limit my workflow and not have to go through every single picture I take to see which one is best to edit! Thank you for your willingness to share!

Is there an outside pocket for a 15” laptop?

Very helpful stuff here! I'm new to mirrorless (R6 Mk II) after using DSLRs for 20 years, and since my main interest is bird photography, the information you provided is extremely useful. Thanks for posting!

Thanks again Kathy. Good grief. You did this 3 years ago and I still use it. I like your new Bridge video too.

Mrs. Clark, you are a lifesaver. I've used Adobe Suite for 13 years now, but have always been apprehensive about using Bridge. However, as an author, screenwriter, and video producer, and now with nine months of AI work under my belt, I think I need to get to where I can better organize my workflow and work. All of my content is digitally online either as published works or submittals Your video has helped me stick my toe into the waters, so to speak, with Adobe Bridge integration; thanks.

Stunning images

Hello Kathy, please forgive me for being off subject from your video, but I was hoping to catch your attention. At 68 years old, I’m a brand new photographer and I just bought a Canon R6 Mark 2 and am currently waiting for my back-ordered 200-800 Cannon lens to come in. I know just enough about shutter speed, aperture, and ISO to get myself in trouble. I was wondering if you use back button focus and if I should even worry about it in my learning the camera for bird photography. I have decided to only use full manual mode from the start to hopefully grasp the fundamentals and build on a good foundation and go from there. I’ve also heard that manual with auto ISO is a good choice. I appreciate your videos and your instructional style, which make it easy to follow along. I have tons to learn but have decided to jump in with both feet and your channel has encouraged me to give even the small things my full attention. Any basic recommendations at this point in my journey would be appreciated. All the very best. Joe

This was an awesome video! Thank you so much Kathy!

Hi Kathy, thank you very much for your detailed video. New version of Bridge and ACR has many new features that I've seen for the first time. Your video was VERY helpful. I have one question though, and there is no answer in your video.. In the Camera Raw Preferences, Workflow tab - you have set Space to "Display P3" value. Could you pls explain why you prefer this color space? Thanks a lot!

Thanks for the breakdown. How big of a difference is there between the two with the viewfinder shooting experience. And is the r6 ii viewfinder easy to follow moving subjects when using mechanical shutter. Thanks!

Almost every video like this I watch, no one mentions which position the dial on top is in, as it affects what shows on these menus. Are you in Manual position, P position? I couldn't follow along until I realized the dial on top affects what menus show.

Thank you for all that information Kathy.

Thank you, very well done. Some or many people don't use P.S. so Raw has to be purchased separately. I for one use Bridge and then Gimp, I spent years using PS before retiring & now I only adjust in PS Express & Gimp. You are a very good teacher, wish you were around 26 years ago when I started digital. OBTW, I never used raw, high end jpeg never was turned away by any of my clients.

Thank you for this video, Which monitor do you use for photo editing ?