Piccaninny Creek // Capture and Edit with Julieanne Kost (Full Version)

[@marioorantes4549]

You are the best Julianne, I always enjoy and learn from your videos

[@MartinHarvey]

Always enjoy your KZbins and this one’s a little different. We love visiting WA, 3 times, and fun were there in March in the SW area.

[@thomastuorto9929]

Nice photos of a beautiful location. I'm still using LR6! I think someone said I can download a copy of LR6 on to a flash drive in case I need to reload it because Adobe is cutting support for it. T/F? Thanks for any replies. Anothe rquestion. When you crank up the shadows even at ISO 800, you don't get any noise or mess up the fine detail? Didn't look like it on my screen. Curious?

[@SnapHappy]

Thanks for your comment. It truly is a beautiful location. Julieanne gave me this link to share with you. helpx.adobe.com/lightroom-classic/help/lightroom-6-end-of-support.html As for the ISO question. Depending on the camera system you use ISO800 should give you minimal noise even when lifting shadows. There are some great denoise applications around too if you really want to push it higher. The new version of Lightroom has a great denoise feature and I also use Topaz Photo AI at times.

[@thomastuorto9929]

@@SnapHappy Thank you for the reply & LR link. Yup, some of the newer cameras are getting better with the higher ISO’s but I try not to use them with landscape type photos. I will lift shadows but not as much as seen by some pros in their videos. Higher ISO & heavy noise reduction usually only for Wildlife photos. Even then been trying to shoot lower shutter speeds to reduce the noise. Once again, thanks.

[@johncarter591]

I have over 16 TB of the same location should I be moving on to somewhere else ?

[@SnapHappy]

It’s a pretty amazing place. Shoot what makes you happy 😃