Just discovered your channel! excellent tutorial ! wow! subbed! Question: on 13:44 (time code) of your video, you mentioned, that doing multiple exposures and when you bring them to Ps as 'average" there is almost no noise. What do you mean as 'average"? is a step you do in PS? if so.. what is it...?🤔 thanks! 🙏

Amazing video. I love your techniques and skills in LR and PS in this tutorial. I'm gonna try this myself at some point. Great presentation skills as well. So pleased I've found this channel! I've learnt lots in just this video.

Jaime, You are the Master! Every time that I begin to think I’m approaching a level of proficiency in LR & PS, I watch 1 of your videos & you are still able to teach me so many new tips & tricks. Thank you!

Spectacular image and learned a lot especially with the mutli image stacking. I do some astrophotography but never thought to do what you do. I really appreciate your teaching style and like how you explain even what may seem obvious as it really reinforces the learning. Great job!

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I always learn something with each episode. I wonder if you had used a long exposure if many of the people would have disappeared.

Excelent video again. Today started on an photo but it is not as easy as i see you do it :) But i keep on trying and working. A very Merry Christmas to you as well :) :)

Jamie, I am really looking forward to watching one of your videos and to not learn anything. Until then, keep them coming, but maybe a bit shorter.

Brilliant!

Very Good - Very bDetsailed and Very Thorough … Easy to follow - Well Done

You never cease to amaze and teach. Thank you for your time and effort in sharing.

Just found this video. Thank you so much for sharing

I am going to try this on a 911 memorial that has a damaged panel from one of the buildings. It is not lit. The memorial is closely surrounded by 4 brick columns about 4' high. one is lit by a ground light, the other is out. I have 2 battery-operated spot lights. I'll light the memorial 1st with both spot lights and click away on tripod. Then I'll remove those lights and place one where the burned out brick pillar light is. I'll then stack to get the best of both. I'll let you know what happens.

1600 ISO!!!!! Can I assume you used your Aperture Mode with 2 negative stops?

Therapeutic spot removal? Yikes!

What were your camera settings please?

Great again...Top notch...Have great holidays and merry Christmas

Muy bien explicado como siempre!! Gracias y un saludo!!

for me it was a tipical..... DEll Boy

I love this kind o edite so keep\going I am learning a lot thanks....cheers J

I think time might have been saved in Photoshops Beta using the Remove Distractions - selecting people. Perhaps worth a try to get a head-start.

wow what a great explanation - learned something new and helpful - love your videos

Great video Jamie, a lot more inspiration in this one. Have a Merry Christmas 🌲👍

New video from Jamie 🎉😊 tea, biscuits and sit back and look listen and learn ... Cheers Jamie 👍🏼

Yet again another superb video teaching us all your hard learned secrets. Can you detail your camera settings for hand holding as your manual alignment is outstanding even before putting them through photoshop auto alignment. I also have anR5. Thank you

Hi Jamie As usual, this is one of your great video tutorials. I can’t believe how much I learned by watching them. Recently, I had to shoot an event at the California Auto Museum and I used your techniques to remove the chains around the cars. The purpose of the photo was to show the two people who won awards for the year. Pat Hogarty from El Dorado Hills California.

Ha I feel exactly the same about the removal tool and white spots 😂

I recently had a 'failed to merge' message on only 6 night sky images which were only 10 seconds exposure, I can only assume it was moving clouds. Was that not an issue with 22 images? EDIT - I was too hasty, I now see you didn't merge in Lr, I need to use the PS edit as layers I now realise and auto align.

Great tutorial!

That looks really amazing. Really enjoyed that video, maybe I am biased being local 😅. Seen many pictures of Jarrolds and nothing has compared to this.

Fantastic video Jamie. Once again you never fail in teaching me something new. Your style is so refreshing and your attention to detail is second to none. Well done and a Happy Christmas to you.

Also Happy Christmas To You Jamie, Nicely Done once again👌.

Another great video Jamie and nice to see you back in our fine city 😊

Jamie. Brilliant tutorial as ever. This particular one brings back many memories for me. From 1974-76 I worked as part of the management team at Midland Bank (now HSBC) at 18 London Street branch on the right of your picture and situated just to the right of that tree. You have done a superb job with the processing and the store looks splendid. I knew Richard Jarrold very well but not sure if he is still around. Keep up the good work. Your tutorials are always first class.

Excellent! Did you shoot in AV Mode or Manual?

Super Jamie, one to play with over the XMAS holidays. Great training

I learn a lot from your videos thanks.

Question: what does Flatten Image do that Merge Images doesn't do?

welcome to my neck of the woods, hope your time in Norwich was good.

Wonderful, as usual. Such an inspiration.

Wow….that was absolutely awesome! Would have been nice to see a side by side before and after. Amazing work and technique.

I'm addicted to color but I have lately become interested in black and white. I have an old copy of Nik Silver Effex, and I've been trying it out on some of my photos. I love the effect. When I can afford the newer program, I'll get it.

I am from Austria and l love the way you are explaining the steps you do. Very helpful for me. Thank you

Excellent run through your process. You filled in some gaps in my approach and highlighted some ways I hadn’t considered, thanks. One cheeky note. Where the bin man was removed there is a random bit of horizontal rail not going to a post. Once you see its odd. 😂

Thank You for another great learning experience. I do like silver effects, added more detail.

I love your day to night videos . Were I live there is no old gas light type lighting in our streets , could you do some thing with a modern lighting type set up .

Would like to have seen it with the water feature all in it too, without cropping it you could have kept the sky in as well.

thank you very informative. Why did you change from lasso to remove too?

I've just found this channel and subscribed. I've learnt such a lot from this video, and iam looking forward to watching more. I've really enjoyed watching this LR masterclass. Thank You

Another great explanation and production. The manner of narration is wonderfully calm and pleasant. Will certainly continue to view much more of your work. ( translated from dutch with Deepl ).