Just A Quickie

Lets walk through a quick edit for IG. We'll start by focus stacking two images, do some initial adjustments in camera raw, and finish with some general clean up.

[@BrendanBradshaw]

You've got to be the most modest and professional photographer I've seen on youtube. Always love your videos and always learn something new. Thank you so much man.

[@NathanBrummer]

Too kind. Thanks!

[@chrislambton5679]

Nathan I literally learn something new every time I watch one of your videos, thank you!

[@albertocostell4449]

keeo sharing yout shots men, you are great. Thanks for your time¡

[@D1G1TALSYNAPS3]

Beautiful edit as always. I hope you’re doing well my friend. Stay safe.

[@defyingtheodds1987]

Hey brotha. Nice mustang 🔥🔥 thanks for the tutorial.

[@davidh4632]

I learn something new everytime. Is it possible to do focus layering in lightroom?

[@NathanBrummer]

Not right now. Hopefully in a future update.

[@deandimov3696]

Nice Tutorial

[@jjmphotography]

Nathan, I notice in a lot of your vids you do two shots. One focused on the front wheel and one on the back, both shot with aperture wide open. Can I ask why you don't just stop down a bit to get both wheels in focus on one shot at maybe f8. Is it purely to get the bokeh effect in the background and if so, could that not be done with a blur in PS. Also, do you make any of your shots available to download so that we can follow your tutorials whilst working on a real image. Great content, keep it up.

[@NathanBrummer]

I do it strictly for the bokeh in the background. I like the way to looks. You could get a similar effect in photoshop, but nothing compares to getting it in camera.

[@mujodroid]

Thank you so much, but one question how to get rid of the purple color on finder?? Or we can't. Thanks again

[@MrXavi93]

Do u have 85mm? Can u do a shoot with only 85? Please