Not many upsides to this quarantine thing, but getting a detailed tutorial like that from you is certainly one of them! Thx for taking the time to do that. I need to use that frequency separation technique more often. IM and RP are key tools in my arsenal. I’m glad you’re staying home and safe. 🥂

My man Jimmy!!! Always a good day when we get a video.

When you did the vignette it really brought me into the scene, almost felt like I could literally walk to the mountains. Great job!

Absolutely beautiful work! I finally got the time to watch your photography course that I bought almost 2 years ago!

Really great instructional video Jimmy, great tip with the frequency separation fix too...

Thank you Jimmy, I learned a lot on this one. Great job making a beautiful image into a really super image.

Your best CJ yet. I got so much from this. Thankyou 🙏

Wow, gorgeous picture and an incredible edit!

Thanks again Jimmy. As always you provide priceless information!

Thank a lot. Jimmy, for sharing your knowledge. A big hug from Brazil.

Thank you Jimmy! Lovely work, so good!

Amazing video, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!

Love these videos Jimmy! Thank you!

Great job. So much information in single video. Your style is very close to my style in terms of adjustments of the various settings. Thank You.

Beautiful editing process, thank you for sharing.

At time 4 to 5 min you talk about halos in the distant ridges on the left. There is a sensor dust spot on the upper right which also has a halo, so there is some contrast processing on the raw file I suppose.

Great video Jimmy as always, and congratulation for your new book!!

Love it Jimmy! Really helps

Fantastic to see how you work Jimmy, you make it look very easy, look being the operative word, lol. Thanks for sharing this. cheers.

Great result - that's a lot of information to take in!

Great tutorial Jimmy. Thanks for sharing.

I have a shot from a very similar location that I've never been totally happy with. A lot of practice using this video will help immensely

Wonderful Job!!!! Your post production are incredible and so Fantastic! Wooww!

Hi, what a wonderful video. Keep up the excellent work! I look forward to your next video.

Jimmy... that was incredible! You make me wanna get into landscape photography. I think I’m gonna purchase your tutorials just to support you, your work is just so beautiful! Thank you!

@JimmyMcIntyre

4 жыл бұрын

That's very kind of you. Thanks.

Excellent artist photographer you are Jimmy !

You're the best Jimmy🤩🤩

Thank you Jimmy - it was very useful

Thanks for this video and your fantastic tips ! 🇫🇷 Fan

Great video Jimmy nice tips and tricks. Thanks

Great video. I really like the detail start to finish explanation. Keep it up. Best regards

Another good auto. Thank yo use much Jimmy!

Amazing, will buy :)

Nice trick Jimmy with the black and white adjustment

This video pretty much sums up all I'm trying to learn right now, thanks a lot! :)

@JimmyMcIntyre

3 жыл бұрын

You're very welcome!

You are the man Jimmy

Superb Jimmy thanks.

Thank you so much!!!

Just perfect

Hey Jimmy. Another great video. What stop amount do you use for your bracketing shots?

You are love jimmy.

Hi jimmy. Great to see this series back and this was a very helpful video especially for when some subjects move in the image like a tree. I have one recurring issue however in photoshop and it’s not necessarily connected to raya pro but when I select my mask and go to paint in the sky, the brush still slightly paints in the bottom exposure which is not part of the mask? So when I paint over areas which are not selected the brush still brings in some of the top layer which I don’t want. Any suggestions here?

@JimmyMcIntyre

4 жыл бұрын

Hi there, This is because the mask is not contrasting enough. Try creating a really contrasting mask, completely black and white. Then try brushing. If it stays within the mask, you'll know you need more contrast masks.

Will appreciate if you can do a tutorial on night cityscape and how to blend Bill board light which change

Hi Jimmy, a question, why did you do the first dodge(to the ground) on the stamped layer, and do the second dodge(to the sky) on a new layer with soft light mode? what is the difference of these two different types of dodge technique?

Nice edit Jimmy, keep safe all the best!

@erosheisenberg5078

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you loved the editing.

Hey,one question, why didn't use you lights from lightest exposure instead of dodging?

Hey Jimmy lob we the video nice having you back. Once question why do you use dodge and burn destructively, why the preference?

@JimmyMcIntyre

4 жыл бұрын

Hi. I just prefer the final result. That's all really :)

Hey Jimmy, thx for the great video, very helpful! I got one question regarding Raya Pro, is it compatible with Photoshop 2020?

@JimmyMcIntyre

3 жыл бұрын

Hi, Yes Raya Pro is fully compatible with 2020. Raya Pro works in CS6, 2018, 2019, 2020, & 2021

As always mate fabulous and I really love how you teach us how to do things without the panel. I am using photoshop 2015 would raya pro work for me if u purchase it? Also how to install it on a mac? Thanks Jimmy.

@JimmyMcIntyre

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Gavin. Yeah, it should work without any problems. The installation instructions for a Mac are included in the download.

@Gavla13

4 жыл бұрын

@@JimmyMcIntyre that's fantastic I purchase it later on. Thanks ever so much

Hi Jimmy, nice video, love your tutorials as always! In this tutorial, you start with 4 different exposures and adjust them one by one. In the real world, what if I only took one exposure? Can I use ACR to make extra three different exposures and then follow work flow? Or, I have to remember to use bracketing with different exposures whenever I want to use your RAYA PRO for post editing? Thank you!

@JimmyMcIntyre

4 жыл бұрын

Here you go: kzread.info/dash/bejne/mmiDy6iSiMvVe8o.html

Can you do this in Lumionar 4?

how can I get the novel Mr jimmy ?

Is the challenge still valid? Would love to see yoy proces 580nm infrared

It’s knowing what tool to use when that drives me nuts.

@JimmyMcIntyre

4 жыл бұрын

That comes with practice Ian. There isn't anything in photography that is one-stop formula for success. Every scene is different. Every workflow is unique. That's something I love about post processing.

Lol, are you using a trackpad?

@JimmyMcIntyre

4 жыл бұрын

Annoying, isn't it? My tablet broke!!!

@JackArnold7

4 жыл бұрын

@@JimmyMcIntyre i have had a Wacom tablet for years and never used. are there any good vids about using it the way you do?