5 Steps For Making Your Images Pop: Exploring Photography with Mark Wallace

[@robinanderson9840]

I appreciate your communication style. Instructions are focused and creative. Best I have seen. Thank-you.

[@AnandaGarden]

Mark, this was very useful for me. Thank you for explaining it so clearly and enjoyably.

[@pacificopaz9210]

Great tips, Mark. Really useful.

[@martinfinnerty3344]

Great work Mark, thank you.

[@phynx2006]

Thanks for showing your editing process very informative.

[@nonsolophotoshop]

very nice ! thank you so much

[@GeneWaddle]

Those are some very useful tips. Thanks.

[@gewglesux]

Great Job Mark!!

[@jasonjones544]

Great tips. Thanks!

[@paulbell9957]

Enjoyed this video. Found it very helpful.

[@Mr.PetePrice]

Excellent, Thank You!

[@smalltalk.productions9977]

helpful. thanks for the effort and the sharing. thumbs up.

[@sugarwick]

great video. Thanks. can I manage with P.S. C S6 ?

[@theadfordastonsmedia9586]

What version of Photoshop are you using? I don't know of a clarity toggle in mine. Overall this is super helpful and I can't wait to apply these techniques.

[@heliolopes5190]

He is using Lightroom from adobe

[@V2classic75]

great video!!! are you going to Italy ?

[@indykpol]

I guess the lady at the pond shot was not really shot at f9.5 - it's a composite of blurry background and the lady shot at f9.5. Correct me if I'm wrong. The frame might as well have been a little brenziered.

[@MarkWallaceVideos]

It was shot at f/2.8. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJ3Pp62Ja5uIl6s Since my Leica has no communication with the lens (it's 100% manual, no electronics) the metadata in LR is always wrong. The camera takes it's best guess, since I was using an ND filter it guessed f/9.5 which is way off.

[@eupraxis1]

Not sure about this. Some of the afters either look too dark or have obvious processing effects.

[@wahabdilawar]

How much clarity did you add to Damien's photo?

[@irabrucelevine]

Wonderful technique to learn, and it was very helpful to see your workflow. Thanks, Mark.

[@damianarrechea1009]

hansome friends you have! haha! great vídeo, thanks!

[@wisliaoliveira3126]

cool

[@tysonator5433]

The technique looks to be a little too strong, however I really want the motorbike !

[@sulev111]

i really don't like edits which look unnatural.

[@JonathanPolliMoreno]

I understand, this viceo is to show what is possible to do, but the final image does not look good...

[@buchsg]

i do exactly the same post processing for my portraits, maybe i'm not that bad...

[@jaypob]

Good quick tutorial, but wouldn't have preferred showing final images that were more carefully edited so as to prevent all the dang halo-ing... totally ruins the photo.

[@aral2dmax]

Nice..

[@nbka8rs]

This kind of quality content is the reason I don't buy shit from B&H....haha

[@jfoldger1184]

Illuminati???

[@DoctorCrankysLabRATory]

Fabulous video. Thank you.