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Amazing video. I sort of already knew this, but not quite understood it until I watched this video. Thank you so much for taking the time to put this together.

Hello, I would like to share information about “La Doble de Camarones," an exciting antique car race taking place on Saturday the 5th. The competition will start in Rawson and will showcase the beautiful landscapes of Patagonia Argentina, passing through Trelew, Isla Escondida, and Cabo Raso, before finishing in Camarones. Since 1972, "La Doble de Camarones" has been an iconic event featuring categories such as Ford T, Fiat 600, and Turismo de Carretera, as well as motorcycles. This year, we will have 150 antique cars participating. It would be amazing to have you join us in this celebration of automotive history and the stunning tourist attractions of our region! Chubut, located in Patagonia, Argentina, offers stunning natural landscapes and unique wildlife experiences. World Heritage site, famous for whale watching, particularly southern right whales that can be seen from June to December. Visitors can also spot sea lions and elephant seals. Los Glaciares National Park: Although primarily in Santa Cruz province, many visitors access it from Chubut. The park features breathtaking glaciers like Perito Moreno, which is known for its dramatic ice calving. Ideal for nature lovers, these areas offer hiking trails, beautiful lakes, and opportunities for birdwatching amidst lush forests. We hope to see you there.

I have watched loads of videos on this and none of them have ever explained it so coherently as you did in this video, thank you! Liked and subscribed!

could you talk or do a video that goes from taking the pic, getting into computer the capture one/lightroom or other then retouching then photoshop or other for additional stylistic choices and then back into your catalog of choice. every one of these evoto ai videos I see, they are the same and start and stop in the tool. are catalogs no longer needed? is photoshop dead? Please advise.

Thanks Mark. I'm new to NEO. This clip of yours is most helpful. Love the way you explain things, a lot easier to follow compared to some other presenters.

and of course, be sure to pop the flash after making any changes, so it's not working with the old setting

Being a gringo in the DR, I appreciate the way that you communicated with Gilda, por que mi español no es bien. Mark, you used the language that you have, and that's what I've done to get through many projects with non-English speakers, be it quinceneñeras, bodas or events, and they like their photos. I also always am learning from your technical instruction.

Solved a lot of questions I’ve had, great

Can I safely assume we can open Canon RAW files into the program? Or is there another step that needs to happen prior to opening in Luminar Neo? Also, is the file saved automatically as a new file, or does the edited photo replace the original? Thanks!

Please let us know why after changing the white balance to flash it still came in warm, I have encountered this too. Maybe try custom white balance?

There's one small thing I'd really like to see Skylum change: it's the functionality of the eye icon in each of the edited tool's panels. Instead of click and hold to see the "before and after" effect, it would be nice to make the eye icon "sticky" like that in the Photoshop layers panel, i.e. click to turn off and click to turn on. I think being able to toggle each tool's effect off/on is more useful than to reset the effect.

I use Evoto. I very much like the payment model and how it's structured. AND I AM BLOWN AWAY at the sophistication of this retouching software. Time is money and this program saves me HUGE amounts of both. The tethering feature is INSANE - my subjects cannot believe they look so good; I simply tell them I use very expensive portrait studio lighting designed to hide flaws and emphasize their best features.

Muchas gracias.

Great Video!!

Huge fan of your videos, If you are here in my country we can try to meet💪🏼📸

Ilba was cool too. 😊😍

Mark's a great teacher. 🤓 And is also a very cool dude! 😎👌 Which one's better? 🤔 You decide. 🫡

I hope this is not too crazy of a question. What pants are those you are wearing? I'm looking for durable pants for my outdoor photography sessions and field work. Those look interesting.

Great Video!

In the last example outdoors by putting the flash at an opposite 45° angle as Fill from the Key lighting from the sky creates cross-shadow lighting. Fill coming from over the camera on the camera axis on and falling off front to back produces more natural (i.e. one sun / one shadow) and more flattering results. Learned that apprenticing and assisting Monte Zucker. Just try it and compare the results 😊

I am just starting to watch this video. I want to start photography I have a Nikon z. Do you have updated videos of this? It’s so blurry.

For those of us with just a speedlite and no external light meter, how would you suggest going about determining the correct flash power?

Good Day Mr. Wallace, at 13:19 your Meter shows 50% Flash Contribution and your 💎shows 25%. Is the rest for your security😉😉 Stay safe and thx for your time. 🇦🇹🇦🇹

Great video - very clear explanation 👌 I don't remember how it is with shutter speed when using flash. When you ude 1/60 it sounds like a slow shutter but is that only because you use flash you can have such a slow shutter? How slow can you go / what should you be aware of when setting shutter and using flash? Thanks a lot in advance ;-)

Another great video. Thanks!!

wonderful video as always. You make it easy to follow and understand.

Thank you Mark.

No one else teaches photography the way you do. Simple, to the point, and engaging. I’ve learned so much from watching your videos. Thank you!

Starting many sentences with a loud “So!” Is super distracting from the actual discussion.

Nice one Mark! And thanks to Ms Moreno too.

You are the best photography teacher...1 question to ask...white balance.... Go for flash or go for ambient light?....thanks

Nice pictures, thanks for sharing.

Awesome video explaining the subject. This was the first time I saw the exposure diamond used. Great job explaining it.

Hi Mark, I'd like to know if you've been able to tether with the new R5 Mark II, i've been trying unsuccessfully. If you have already achieved it, I will appreciate any help you might provide me. Thanks in advance!

Once again you've demonstrated why I think you're one of the best educators and why I've been watching you for well over a decade. Thanks so much!

How you set the ISO at 3:30 was huge for me. I just defaulted to pointing my camera at the subject. But now I understand how that could throw off my light metering and make adjusting the camera settings harder. The camera is trying to expose for the subject, not the ambient/background. I would go crazy trying to figure out the right ISO setting. I feel dumb for never thinking of just pointing my camera at the background and ignoring the subject entirely. Then the light metering can read the ambient/ background accurately. I could bring up the histogram to dial in the camera settings even more precisely. That one tip just unlocked so much for me 🤯 I feel that will drastically cut down on how many test shots-bad shots lol-I have to take to dial in my camera settings and flash power. I went through your Speedlights 101 class on CreativeLive but it felt like a bachelor’s degree in flash photography ha ha. Tons of gold nuggets. Thank you so much for all your photography training and inspiration.

Thank you very much. You always show something worth watching.

So timely as I just bought some studio lights. Thank you, greetings from 🇨🇦

For so long, I was extremely intimated by the idea of using flash. This past winter, I bit the bullet and purchased one. I watched your class on Create Live, and suddenly, flash wasn't so daunting of a concept after all! You explain things so well and in a manner that it easy to understand. I'm so glad that you're creating videos like this and I can continue to expand my knowledge base. Many thanks, Mark!

Excellent advice, Mark, as always.

If Mark hasn't copy written "Exposer Diamond" I will. Great tool for explaining this technique 😊

Mark, as usual very clear explanation.

Nicely done, this helps a lot. Thanks.

This is an excellent explanation, and great way to think about these factors! Thank you Mark Wallace!

Super thanks! For so many years you've been teaching photography topics so clearly! :) I like that you made it easy to understand with your graphics and your demonstrations! Been watching your photography tutorial videos for so many years! :)

lol, I figured out but still confusing when I see those math in action.

Great video, Mark! What mode did you use for the light meter?