How to identify adjustments that can transform your images.

[@lgolden972]

Once again, one of the few people on KZbin that actually knows what he is talking about.

[@VisualEducationStudio]

Thank you.

[@peter_shadow7559]

Details. Logic. Psychology. Common Sense. Thanks Again.

[@VisualEducationStudio]

Thanks Peter

[@mikecolletta7527]

Hey man I have to say that I am so into what you are saying in these videos. Your perspective is extremely rational and a brilliant insight to how high end shooters think and the attention to detail that clients that are able to pay well expect out of the creatives they hire. The content you are trying to provide to photographers is a rarity when looking at all the "tuts" out there.. I went to a commercial portfolio school, assisted working commercial shooters for years, worked in a rental house, etc....What you are focusing on is so far beyond the normal "how to light" you find on most of YT or tutorials. You are showing how even after a great capture...there is so much more to think about. The importance of localized post-work we need to train our eyes to see. The things the client may never be able to pinpoint or explain as an issue but we see and correct it prior to giving them the opportunity to critique! Well done!

[@VisualEducationStudio]

Thanks Mike much appreciated.

[@edoardomarcovisconti9181]

Wow!!!! You really know what are you talking about. It s Amazing to hear you saying your thougths

[@VisualEducationStudio]

I appreciate that!

[@sasheendowlath5245]

This is awesome and really shows the value of experience.

[@VisualEducationStudio]

thank you

[@aleexcif]

You're the best! So happy to be part of your education program! 100% Recommended to anyone who reads this. For ALL LEVELS and TYPES of Photography.

[@VisualEducationStudio]

Very kind thank you!

[@valdemarcaballero5298]

absolutely fantastic!!!! thanks for sharing and thanks to the brave people who submitted the photos for the benefit of all us!!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@VisualEducationStudio]

Our pleasure!

[@joao.goncalves]

I saw a lot of photography teaching videos since I started exploring my hobby.but since I have joined Karl's course in less then 1 month I have learned a lot,lot... more!! He is an artist in is Kraft and has great teaching skills,in all areas of photography.thanks Karl for sharing your knowledge!!

[@VisualEducationStudio]

Thank you for the testimonial!

[@johnl4469]

Thanks Karl. Great work mate, and good to see you're keeping safe.

[@VisualEducationStudio]

Cheers John.

[@MuhammadIkhwan95]

Watching Karl youtube channel hours and hours never get boring! Very valuable lesson for photographers 🇲🇨👍👍👍

[@VisualEducationStudio]

Great cheers

[@evaeriksson9950]

You really see everything a picture needs! The master! 😊😊

[@VisualEducationStudio]

Wow, thank you :)

[@obakengphotographyrsa]

I love your work, simple and straight forward.

[@VisualEducationStudio]

Cheers

[@mawandekheswa]

You literally shoot everything I'm interested in. You're a genius sir!!

[@VisualEducationStudio]

Hi the shots in this video were from our subscribers not my own, my own work is on karl taylor dot com

[@cindy_nicole]

This video was incredibly helpful! As a student, I really value your expertise. You pointed out things I definitely wouldn't have noticed. Thank you! :)

[@VisualEducationStudio]

Thanks Cindy

[@tanakataichiro4447]

MASTER!!

[@anthonyfong2292]

Excellent video. Amazing how some minor adjustments can have so much finesse. Thank you Karl.

[@VisualEducationStudio]

Thanks

[@hamdikupeli7485]

A very useful video. Thank you, Mr. Karl

[@VisualEducationStudio]

Glad you liked it cheers

[@albertocarrizosa7038]

Thank you, great tips. Very helpful in understanding the small nuances that make a good picture even better.

[@VisualEducationStudio]

Thanks

[@griffend]

Brilliant as always your tutorials and training videos are exceptional and ones I have valued many times

[@VisualEducationStudio]

Thank you

[@machouston6448]

Hi Karl. It is truly incredible watching the master at work, your reputation and your work is truly second to none, it specks volumes, truly watching an artist at work is absolutely breath taking, knowing what to look out for is I guess something that you learn over a period of time, and having the right training is incredibly important in the first place, as some people will say this and some people will say that, but it all depends on what you want your images to say to the client or indeed to the world, truly an amazing and intuitive vlog as always Karl. Thank you and stay safe, bye for now

[@VisualEducationStudio]

Very kind Mac thank you.

[@headoverfeat]

Always efficient Karl !

[@VisualEducationStudio]

:)

[@1TheQuickstep]

Wow you only made some minor adjustments to already great photos and you still managed to improve them by a lot. Very well done, nice little tutorial!

[@VisualEducationStudio]

Cheers

[@adrianvanleeuwen]

Great tips to improve commercial photos in editing. Thank you for posting video.

[@VisualEducationStudio]

Cheers thanks

[@omar2569]

WE NEED MORE VIDEOS LIKE THIS AND YOUR PHOTO EDITING PROGRESS FOR DIFFERENT TYPES OF PHOTOS

[@VisualEducationStudio]

Hi Yomar our members enjoy lots of these videos and more regularly and on replay on KTE

[@RayValdezPhotography]

I am on my Karl Taylor binge. It's been awhile but it's time to learn!

[@fstopza]

Thanks for this great video. Unfortunately I can't afford your education for my hobby, so I really appreciate these teaser videos. Great value!

[@VisualEducationStudio]

No worries glad you enjoyed it.

[@darianrundall6618]

This is great and so educational

[@VisualEducationStudio]

Cheers

[@Jdikmen]

Great lightning-round!

[@erkbdm4123]

Very useful, simple and efficient :) Cheers Karl

[@VisualEducationStudio]

Glad you liked it

[@davidmilisock5200]

Great video, it's these touches that are getting lost in modern work.

[@VisualEducationStudio]

Thank you.

[@austinlindsay]

So incredibly helpful!

[@VisualEducationStudio]

Glad you think so thanks

[@luvo_studio]

If you keep this awesome content up I'll be your newest student!

[@travisryan4959]

really useful , thank you!!

[@VisualEducationStudio]

You're welcome!

[@turcoatlantico]

Very useful video for me. Hope you do this kind more. Thank you.

[@VisualEducationStudio]

Hi, Thanks and glad you enjoyed it. Just to let you know we do these regularly and in much more depth on our site.

[@adedamolamalomo6054]

This was invaluable. Thanks.

[@VisualEducationStudio]

Great cheers

[@marcoskmiyata]

Thank you!

[@filmalpha2002]

Hi Karl! Thanks for another great video! Always learn something new from you! Beside the great content, I noticed you changed your display from Eizo, is this something better you found?

[@VisualEducationStudio]

No I have an Eizo in my office and an Asus and a Wacom Cintiq in the studio area.

[@AzfarArts]

Very Very useful thank you so much

[@VisualEducationStudio]

You're welcome

[@tommynikon2283]

Nice stuff per usual Karl. Question: for your commercial work, do YOU do most of your own editing or are you farming it out?

[@VisualEducationStudio]

Hi this was members work but for my own work I retouch most of it myself unless I'm really busy and then I farm it out to Gild Studios

[@alexkreyn315]

That is amazingly helpful

[@VisualEducationStudio]

Cheers

[@dubaigeek1988]

Thanks for sharing

[@VisualEducationStudio]

My pleasure

[@michaelanderberg]

Really great tips, thanks so much for sharing. I need to join KarlTaylorEducation!

[@VisualEducationStudio]

Ahh yes if you'd like the cream then yes 😊

[@jaguarjj]

very valuable info thanks Karl, I was wondering though if you have a tutorial on Karl Taylor Education website about shooting the TomFord Black Orchid perfume bottle? I was really intrigued to see how it was created

[@tonitio7350]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@uptownphotography]

Great video and great points. Question: What model touch screen/pen monitor are you using? I'd like to check them out. Thanks and stay safe Karl. Philip

[@VisualEducationStudio]

Thank you, this was a Wacom Cintiq but I usually use a standard wacom tablet with an Eizo screen

[@uptownphotography]

@@VisualEducationStudio Thanks Karl. Are you talking about either the Small, Medium or Large Wacom Intuos Pro models? I've was considering getting one of those (possible the small one) but never could figure which size I would prefer. Thanks again... Philip

[@VisualEducationStudio]

I have the intuos pro medium - you'll find my two recent review videos of the medium vs the small and why on my youtube channel.

[@uptownphotography]

@@VisualEducationStudio Thanks. I will check it out for sure.....

[@mhc2b]

Karl, I've noticed that you've worn this same T-shirt in multiple videos. I've been trying to figure out what the main design is, and I just can't. I notice the text "RAW" at the bottom. Would you mind explaining what the design on top is supposed to be? Thank you.

[@VisualEducationStudio]

That one is a brand 'G Star' and my usual ones are from 'Pretty Green'

[@seatsphotographix7585]

what monitor is that your using to edit with pen?

[@VisualEducationStudio]

This is a Wacom Cintiq but I prefer a normal Wacom tablet with an Eizo

[@atahassanzadeh4878]

😍🙏😍

[@mrMACTADOHT]

Всегда так делал в лайтруме))

[@michaelauknz]

Hi Now about a video on the finer tricks of the trade on fine art printing. My challenge is about a tutorial on the specific processing taking the best image you have and showing the full editing steps on screen with the image and how it is saved to perserve the finest detail into the verious sized for printing it out with the results. Including how to correctly get the best match and calibration of the screen and printer plus the best photo papers to use.

[@VisualEducationStudio]

Hi Michael much of that finer detail stuff is covered on our platform, if you are already a member drop us an email and I will direct you to it.

[@kigabuma]

9:52 He is a magicion.

[@VisualEducationStudio]

Thank you but it's actually derived from knowledge and the study of science and photography. Successful images come from invoking emotion, delivering information and understanding the human biology related to visual processing. When you combine these elements it becomes easier to understand what makes effective images that inspire and move people rather than just 'look good'. That's what thousands of photographers I teach on my platform benefit from.

[@NewLife-qj9mx]

On the beer one, my eye kept going to the bottom right - trying to figure out what that is

[@Adrian-wd4rn]

Sigh...damn it Karl....Getting so close to being departed with $14 a month...

[@VisualEducationStudio]

That's good to hear, even if it's for a month so you can make your mind up! :)

[@Adrian-wd4rn]

@@VisualEducationStudio Do you ever do critiques?