Setting a Black Point in Photoshop

[@BillLowry-x6t]

Thank you Craig for producing great tutorials.

[@kevinivey8422]

Thank you for making this video. You have illustrated the black point and other videos but today you really laid it out in a clear and concise way. Because of your efforts, I think my processing has really improved. I would love to at some point in time share with you one of, my files, just so you can see what your work has helped me produce.

[@utahdesertremoteobservator8328]

Thanks for the comment. It’s great to hear from people who are making progress.

[@RigoFromSpain]

THX Craig, before i saw your videos i only use Pixinsight but now I am definitely going to use your workflow, more of this please, do you never use Camera Raw for fine-tuning ???

[@utahdesertremoteobservator8328]

Thanks. I do use the Camera Raw filter occasionally for a specific effect, but not very often. I do finish all of my photos in Lightroom which has the same editing features as Camera Raw. That's where I do final crop, tone, color, sharpening, etc.

[@RigoFromSpain]

@@utahdesertremoteobservator8328 Thx, is there a video of it in lightroom ? or is it possible for a next video ?

[@grigoryvidishev1810]

Thank you Craig for a great video! I am learning from you a lot. I watched every single video on your channel and I learned processing in Photoshop form you. In your prior videos you demonstrated a black layer of 19 in Lighten blending mode which was located right below stars. The method in this video is better or they give similar results? Thank you.

[@utahdesertremoteobservator8328]

I do always use the 19-layer as you described. For this video I wanted to focus just on the one technique to try to keepmthe video from being too long.