Start to Finish Edit // Exposure blended Panorama

[@cedricg5108]

Giving this video a thumbs up does not do it justice... It is editing with a purpose, a direction, a thought process and it is great! You are so very good at passing on your knowledge, thank you very much for that!

[@stoettingerphoto]

Bought your "Essential Photoshop for Landscape Photographers" Course a few years ago and loved it, but I'm still learning a lot from every single video you upload here on youtube. Amazing work man, thanks for sharing your knowledge with us! Greetings from Germany

[@fiorinidaniele]

Thanks Nick, your tutorials are always clear and well done.

[@keithdraycott]

Awesome Nick - Amazing how much Photoshop & Lightroom has changed in the past year!! - Very much miss your regular KZbin content updates and very much looking forward to the Oregon Coast in November 👍

[@ericlamont4130]

Too funny. Just saw this video landed, and this morning I got a “7 years ago today” Facebook memory of my visit to Palouse Falls. Trippy.

[@metrixc]

Hi Nick, great to have your post processing video back. They are always helpful. 👌🏼

[@johnnycampos6992]

Thank you for taking your time and knowledge and sharing it freely. Getting acquainted with one of the best in a beautiful image is rewarding. Thank you

[@steffore1]

Brilliant Nick and I’ve been waiting to watch you editing for ages 👍🏽

[@thomasriera2030]

Brilliant video Nick! This was such a great example with so many techniques. I really appreciate how clearly both the strategy and steps were explained. This is also a nice example of modern digital photography. Cases like this where you are collecting data more than taking a photo. When know what you can do with editing, it impacts how and what images to collect in the field. This was my 3rd time watching this. Keep these coming please!

[@sergiomillan-bernal2565]

Great work and clarity with your explanations. Thanks a lot and for a retired tabletop commercial photographer this is a great tutorial on nature photography. Two thumbs up

[@gasoowannab]

I want to like this 1000 times! You gave me hope to revisit an old panorama photo. It was actually near that exact spot in this video at Palouse falls! It was too distorted for me to use and I had a lot of missing areas in the corners. Your video literally addressed how to fix all of these problems. Thank you so much for sharing your techniques for everyone to learn from. I'm actually excited to go back and fix it!

[@mwe5398]

Thanks Nick! I always look forward to your processing videos.

[@kenpeterson3414]

Like the saying goes, “it is not what you take, but what you make”..really enjoyed your work flow..thanks for sharing..Ken in AZ🌵

[@tonyfluertynaturephotograp5272]

You are a gifted teacher Nick. Thankyou for your passion.

[@RussellMcCollom]

I have been doing PS since the mid 90's and I am still learning. I enjoyed this one very much and also learned some things from it. I love your processing videos and also the location ones. Very nice work Nick. I have been a subscriber of yours for yrs.

[@pauloricardoferreira2841]

What a masterclass! Thanks, Mr. Page! BEst regards from Rio de Janeiro/Brazil.

[@CAYENNEOREZ]

Awesome instruction, Nick. It's very generous of you to share your experience with us. Thanks!

[@stuartansell4027]

Simply Wizardry. Great video Nick. Look forward to the 'Advanced Techniques Course'

[@eyeammjh]

Really insightful but yet simply explained. Thank you, Nick

[@DanFox]

Well done, Nick! Something I always love about your post processing videos is that you articulate what you're thinking/noticing as you go. It really helps to provide some "why" context to the "how." Even when I know how to do the technique you're using, I still get value out of understanding why YOU chose to use that technique.

[@brucedelorme5026]

Nick. Beautiful shot, amazing processing. I hope I live another 80 years to learn a portion of your ADOBE skills. Love watching you work! Hot Chocolate shots rule!

[@antonoat]

Outstanding film Nick, I feel you’ve shared a lot that others may not have, thank you very much 👍👏😀

[@harrisnjalil]

Thank you Nick for sharing this processing tutorial and your thought process behind it.

[@stevewatteeuw6893]

Very nice to upload this👍👍

[@leewolfe]

Fantastic Nick. Obviously, I'm a little late to the party on this one, but this is almost like a Photoshop for Landscape Photographers mini-course. So many useful techniques. Thank you for sharing!

[@kavod777]

This is super helpful, Nick. I learnt so many new techniques. Thanks for taking the time to put this video tutorial together.

[@bret1981]

You’re such a good teacher…makes it digestible.

[@wargamerx21]

Wow! This goes right to the top of my favorite editing video list. Very impressive!

[@JessPedersenCPH]

You are always providing such deep and rich content without all the KZbin sales pitches. Probably the reason your channel is one of my favorite KZbin photography channels. Keep up the amazing work 👍

[@byoregon1]

Damn Nick. You said you only wanted to post videos when you had something to say. Well, you hit your goal with this one! That was a fantastic tutorial. Thanks for the time you put into it.

[@richardduckworth859]

Great video,Nick. I really like these start to finish videos to learn all the techniques you use and in what order.

[@JacksonHonor]

Great Work! Was a pleasure to watch it! Always looking forward for new content! 🙂

[@howardpearson6281]

The way you present this vid is very good slow and stead not flash and a great result, thank you for sharing

[@vincecicero9631]

Nick, excellent instructional vid. Nice shot of PFalls. Thanks for the helpful workflow tips.

[@garciaruiz5296]

Awesome Nick. Welcome back - your videos have been missed 😉

[@RiccardoPareschi]

Great video, is a pleasure to watch you working on an amazing photo.

[@NelsonRodriguezPhotography]

Great tips Nick. You have a nice tone and cadence to your instructions. We’ll done!

[@es0terra]

What a fantastic video. Excellent walkthrough and explanation of your thought process. An “AHA” moment I had watching your excellent video was shooting a panorama from the brightest point and outward, as well as stopping to analyze what a photo needs. I do this naturally, but it’s more instinctual, rather than intentional, so stopping to analyze really helps me hone in more meaningful editing. Couple things come to mind: 1. Leveling my tripod exactly before shooting will minimize post editing transformation. 2. It is my understanding that leaving sharpening to the last steps of editing is best to reduce artifacts, especially if you are printing large. Yet you sharpen your foreground earlier in your process….I’m going to try this moving forward. Nick- your work and teaching style is fantastic. Thanks!

[@andrewscott743]

Home run! Learned a ton from this!! 🎉Thanks!

[@1young-geezer]

Very nice! Yes, so helpful to watch and hear you explain, you do it so well. I know a lot of this procedure, but I just can't get enough affirmation from my own side, lol, and it's great to see someone else go through the process. thanks so much Nick.....

[@alanjabs6935]

A great video and one that clearly shows I have such a long way to go in learning the programs... That said your presentation is easy and concise to follow what is a difficult subject to show across social media. In my old training days we had a the three principle where it took that hands on approach and three times before anything sunk in and became 'easier'. (tell them what you are going to tell them, tell them and then tell them what you just told them). The benefit of video is that as a reference to the second and third part of the three it is always available. What made this is that while many will go "how did you do that again" the presentation is easy to listen to and easy to follow even if the actual process may not be and that is where you have it in spades... In a recent request you asked about content and this is a good follow up vid because it offers information, tips, a challenge to us all all wrapped into a friendly no fuss approach. OK so not outside and when ready I am sure that too shall follow with some epic content too. The other lesson I take is to look at life differently and experience and enjoy all I do and that is priceless. One request. Maybe sometime can you explain/show the editing equip you have on the desk (very short vid maybe? ) I have a desktop that runs Lightroom/Photoshop among other programs and you have tablets, pads, buttons, sliders etc etc.... Cheers from downunder...

[@eloviveros]

One of the most amazing and well explained tutorials, with a lot of techniques, thank you for sharing :D

[@JohnDrummondPhoto]

I'm pausing this video midstream to comment: I have a photo from the Grand Canyon I took in 2018 that, while a single exposure, has all the same issues that your HDR pano does. An epic sky, a valley in shadow that has little contrast, and a slightly blown-out part of the sky along the right edge of the horizon from the sun (rising, in my case). I've struggled to process it for years, and only after buying your Photoshop course a few years ago have I gotten even a decent result. I now see even more possibilities for it. Painting a little color into the blown-out sky never even occurred to me. Back to the drawing board! 😁

[@larrysalaets7088]

Beautiful image and very informative video! I historically have 'avoided' Photoshop and instead did most of my editing using only Lightroom. This video will change that. Thanks!

[@WildlikeDestination]

All this knowledge given away like this… You are a legend, Nick! 🙌🏻

[@jamesgerboc]

Your Photoshop proficiency is second to none. But after watching this video, I am inspired to work really hard on getting it right in camera. 😂 Wow. That was some sophisticated edits!

[@markcatizone2011]

That was a special one Nick, thank you. Visited Palouse Falls (from NH) last May. It is a wonderful place. I will keep working my pano of this overtime myself.

[@lawrencescofield7575]

Nice work a pretty sweet image. Thanks for sharing Nick.

[@wendynewing8834]

What an absolutely brilliant tutorial! Thank you very much for sharing so much knowledge.

[@DinoPozo]

Pretty amazing process Nick! thanks for sharing and the result was stunning!

[@LandscapesDronescapes]

Nick your editing is superb!! Great video. For me I get the layers, masks etc it’s knowing when and how much or in some cases how little to use them. This was spot on. Looking forward to the next video

[@gerryroncolato8895]

Excellent Nick! Thanks for the updated workflow tutorial. It really helps to readjust my own processes.

[@richardwagner3317]

An incredible amount of work went into this redo. Really appreciate you taking the time to go into so much detail on your thought process and how you reworked this image. Thank you.

[@jacksonteague876]

I really liked your editing process and the finished image.

[@travelingwithronnie2904]

Awesome video Nick! Please do more of this!! I learnt so much!

[@Calypso-rb9sf]

The combination of the on-location videos where you talk about your process for taking the photos and the Photoshop videos where you take those images and exploit the decisions you made in camera are so incredibly insightful and informative. Thanks for all you do to help beginners like me take better photos and actually understand WHY they are better photos.

[@YardLimit]

Thanks Nick. I do a lot of HDR panos with my drone so this was very useful.

[@christalsigrid2450]

Wow! I learned so much and yet I have SO much to learn!! Thanks Nick

[@jaburchfield7194]

Thanks so much!! BEAUTIFUL panorama and very educational instruction! Love your videos!!

[@c141charlie]

That was super awesome. Thank you for donating your time to help us amateurs improve our photos.

[@chrisnoronhaphoto]

Thanks for sharing this edit, Nick! I’m always blown away by your vision and how you construct your images. Keep up the amazing work! 👏🏼

[@timscanlanphotography]

Hi Nick. Excellent tutorial ! Many thanks for sharing.

[@terrybartick1754]

Wow! Wow. Thank you, Nick. I appreciate so much

[@alexvanderpol]

That was super interesting to see how you approach this, thanks a lot man! 👍😄

[@russellraevo6123]

Thank you for a great tutorial Nick, you are a real inspiration and genuine good guy.

[@J5388T]

An interesting video where I picked up a couple of usefult tips, thanks Nick.

[@mikeo7781]

Great video, Nick. You're blowing my mind but I suppose that's a good thing!

[@xijiang2728]

Thanks for sharing as always! Learned some new techniques. Hope you are well too! 👍

[@edphoto]

This was great! Going to go back to a few old photos tonight and try out some of the techniques you used 👍

[@j16m02]

I'll tell you what I gleaned. I gleaned much admiration for your skills and vision! Thanks

[@johnbrown-neaves5142]

Thanks for the video mate, It is great to see how you couple your thought process and your editing. This has been very helpful and insightful.

[@jeff8289]

Nice to see Palouse Falls again. A friend. and I were flying above it in a Cessna 150, when he asked Walla Walla tower for a speed check. The ATC came back with "just barely". I will see the rest of the video in a little bit. It's certainly nice to see the falls when there is significant water running.

[@michealpociecha8351]

So great you share your talents. Learned a bunch watching your video. Thanks. Amazing.

[@Stillfilm1]

That was so brilliant. I've been using PS for several years but I still managed to learn a lot from your processing techniques. Thank you as always for your excellent tuition Nick.

[@markfreel1886]

Love this type of content Nick! Excellent as always.

[@colmeg]

Beautiful edit and capture! Thank you!!!

[@brenteanes845]

Excellent explanation of alot of PS that I was either unaware of or very confused about. thanks.

[@Photokiakotos]

I have already purchased the majority of your trainings (even Milky Way and I dont do night photography)... I like the way you tech... In the same level as Greg Benz or Mads... Thanks Nick. Hope to meet you 1 day.

[@oregonrainrunner]

Thank you Nick, I really enjoyed this video. Very helpful and new ideas I haven't tried before.

[@denisgrehan242]

Great tutorial Nick. Very well explained

[@alainachille7603]

Thank you Nick. Very informative tutorial, I do take bracketed landscape shots that I merge, those tips particularly warping and content aware fill will definitely be very helpful. Looking forward to your next tutorials.

[@slosmoke1]

Awesome video Nick! I learned a lot. Sure would love to see more like this!!!

[@sahelibasak2889]

Thank you so so much Nick!!! This is really something I struggle with. But your video made things so much easier now!

[@reddogtwelve]

Thanks Nick, that was a fantastic video! Really love your style.

[@manicminer8813]

Wow, thank you very much Nick. Stunning image

[@jimhughes3451]

Palouse Falls... Awesome!!

[@richardaneale]

Amazing Nick! 🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@nickyfoulkes8476]

What a stunning Photographer you are. I would love to see you do some more tutorials like this if at all possible Nick. Thank you so much for sharing some of your font of knowledge with us.

[@josephusewicz5233]

Thanks Nick So good. So many ideas. Great tutorial.

[@cluelessphotographer]

Nick, your talent and skills are awesome :)

[@brianmckeever5280]

That was fun to watch, thanks! A lot of good take-aways.

[@34Media]

cheers Nick some handy tips there

[@AmericanPatriot447]

Beautiful image and great edit…..

[@paulus0109]

Some pretty cool technics you'v used there. Thnx.

[@techprojm]

Really enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing!

[@MatteoDePetrillo]

Great tutorial Nick, thanks for sharing! ;)

[@johnbyrne444]

Fantastic, Nick.

[@johndoddato2662]

Another great video Nick. Thanks

[@tjcuneo]

Definitely enjoyed the video and picked up a couple of editing tips. Thanks

[@StarScaperPhoto]

Beautiful vlog and pics Nick. You must also pay special attention to your audio, right? Splendid atmosphere because of it 👌