Great explained! And what a beautiful model! ❤

Thank you for this video! Very informative!

Great Explanation. Thanks so much.

Very helpful. I was doing everything you said except the little checkbox. Thanks for posting this.

Thank you! Great video! Very informative!

Thanks!

Thanks!

My second viewing! Im still on my trial version . Im enjoying this tool a lot. Frequency separation was a lot of work in PS. I love the fine eyelashes I added on a senior photo! Very natural. Thanks again Mark.

Thank you, how about the presets, can you share or can I import new presets from someone else? Thanks

This was excellent, Thank you

Yeah, I asked the grizzly bear to hold the color checker, but he didn't cooperate!

You're a brilliant teacher. Engaging and enthusiastic. Ilba is a pleasure to watch too.

Sara is all i can see I could care less about photography

it is only important if one is shooting for a magazine or print as people rarely have calibrated screens

Best review so far! Thank you 🙏🏾

I really appreciate all the information!

Just like my issue with Luminar Neo, there's no option for TIFF COMPRESSION, a 29mb raw file to 86mb tiff lol

Incredibly comprehensive. I bought one of these a while back and understood the basics, but this is much much deeper. Not a pro but just very interested in photography. Thank you!

thanks alot :)

Wonderful video. Would the calibration file generated from the passport photo be better named by say camera and lens? That would also account for possible color cast from the lens.

i havent bought a new camera in years im fine with my sony a7r2 what tether cable do i need?

cooking with gaz... i'm still learning 😅

Fantastic video, great detail of how this works.

The white/gray card can rarely give the best WB, and in fact shooting around trees like that there will be a lot of green tint on white card and screw white balance. WB is a matter of taste. I find doing WB by hand much superior to relying on white card. The same with exposure, you practically never want the middle gray in the center, your taste should guide you in biasing exposure levels.

Mark, can you make a video on High Speed sync using Mirrorless camera like Nikon

Nice explanation. Thanks.

Hi Mark, This is an outstanding explantion of color, color checkers, calibrations, etc. I learned so very much from this video. Thanks very much for inoarting your extensive knowledge.

Great advice and examples. I like the results from your bounce flash technique the best.

Mark, you make it look so easy 😃

Hello Mark

OMG! I guess I misread that checkbox so I've been exporting YET another TIFF file after LR creates the first one, filling up my hard drive with this clunky workflow...THANK YOU

great video Mark! Any advice on a speed light for the R5C that's actually in stock? Canon told me the EL-5 would work on preorder but it's a brick.

The glare removal was spectacular!

Would this method also be possible with Photoshop and Evoto?

You are a true master in explaining and showing things that people normally find difficult to do/understand. Because you keep it in less complicated terms and you are natural talent indeed :)

I miss Mark Wallace (with AdoramaTV) - when I was really getting serious about learning photography!!! Over a decade ago!

Thank you very much Mark! Though I feel this video could have been 5 minutes long instead of 15, many repeating parts, but that is just constructive criticism, this is not hate in any way, I love your videos. Thank you for your time and sharing this new feature! :) - ALSO IMPORTANT to keep in mind, at 11:41 we can see how much the space needed is multiplying, from a 50Mb RAW file, into 2 additional temporary files that sum up to 520Mb (262Mb each) and this is just 1 image, if you have a batch of say 100 or 1000 images this could BLOW UP exponentially so be carefull when using this feature. Peace ✨✨🖤🖤

In my view, the backup file is unnecessary and creates an additional file that I will need to delete later, especially when I edit a lot of files. Since I already have the RAW file, the edits are inherently non-destructive. I hope Evoto will consider making this backup file optional.

What would the steps be if I am using camera raw...can I import into Evoto,and as usual save it into my computer, or if I want into Photoshop?

Thanks

I’ve been using the same for 15+ years; the same one. It’s totally worth it. Prior to that I was using a 8x10 gray card for critical shoots, location and studio. Also, fill the screen as much as possible with the card, skin tones, a critical color, etc.- makes “eye dropping” later much easier. ALSO….Calibrated monitors a must!

The most difficult it gets when ambient white balance and flash white balance mix. It would be interesting to see a video about this.

Teach mark! good shoot! You always make it look so simple! I have finally found someone who can teach me thank you!

Nice sir she looks a lot like my daughter-in-law she’s a beautiful girl

Mark this video was made so simple that I can understand it. Good job I really like your style