You always talk us through everything over and over, For me this is fantastic, most youtubers just run through info very quickly. You go into deep Information and talk through from start to finish inc all settings. Total respect to you Dave

The intro alone is joy to the heart. You have it Dave...and so generous too. Thanks so much.

Magic, just magic - all the things I fk up cleared and explained in simple detail, thanks so much for your time. Stay safe and healthy.

Thanks Dave. I'll have to watch later tonight. I think I've seen this one earlier this year, but it bears watching again. All your videos are so packed with info you need to watch a few times to really let it sink in. Thanks for sharing all of your mastery with us!

Thanks Dave, for the first time, I understand exposure compensation completely due to your excellent explanation and examples.

You inspire with your words and your vision of the world. I'm so grateful!

Stellar as usual, thanks for the time. Great information

Thanks for sharing this Dave. I really appreciate the you walking through your thought process of shooting in the field.

Stoked to see the start of your new series Dave. Really enjoyed this episode as you explain the subject in a manner that makes this technique easy to understand.

Dave, This was great! Really enjoyed it and the info along with it. Cheers!

Thanks for a great video Dave 👍🏼✅ The Best complete explanation of ETTR, simple & concise !! Looking forward to your next video ✅😊

Very inspiring, those forests look very beautiful and love the technical aspects of the process. Thanks for doing it Dave! Cheers!

I agree with @hangs4fun, awesome new intro. Very inspiring! I'm blown away dabbling with some of my photos that I thought were overexposed but using that technique I think my understanding has really grown. As always, appreciate what you do man!

Thanks for sharing Dave! Your channel is by far the best educational resource to push ones photography forward. Coupled with your written guides I believe I learned more than in the last years combined. Keep it up and greetings from Switzerland.

Tks so much Dave. I'll be trying this technique

Dear Dave, I wish to thank you for your way of sharing your true way of achieving precious knowledge by your wilderness life and hikes and all the many landscape photography experiences from the outdoor living in wild, and then generously and with great portion of valuable facts giving us more understanding and also the wish to follow your footsteps ourselves into the great nature that will in itself keep on teaching us about how to capture the beauty in our unique way of seeing! So please keep on your amazing trail of life and with much thankfulness I wish all the very best and rich blessings to you Dave, for safe and more amazing hikes and adventures in the pristine nature! Best Regards from Sweden!

Great stuff Dave, more informative than a 200-page book and perfect information for Landscape photography, you really are living the dream.

Have to say Dave, I learn so much from your video's. Look forward to getting them each week!! Thank you.

33 minutes of Gold.

I've been telling people for years now, they should spend less time on the internet fighting about which camera has 1/10 of a stop better dynamic range, and spend more time out in the field doing THIS, actually getting to know their camera's histogram and how it translates from the back of the camera to post-production, so that they know exactly what they can get away with in the field, and nail their real-world exposures to within 1/3 or 1/2 a stop of "perfect" for any scene. So glad you made this video to help explain the process and the reason behind it!

Thank you so much Dave for all the effort you put into sharing your journey and skills with us all.

This is by far the best explanation of the histogram and RAW that I have seen my past years of digital photography. Everyone else will breeze over this. Thank you!

Amazing video and great tips, you deserve more subscribers for sure. Also, love the timing of “I travel by foot, that’s all I need” accompanying footage of you in a kayak....we Brits love stuff like that, keep it coming..!

You're the best! And I mean that very literally.

Thank you. You just explained what I was looking for. I was taught to expose for the shadows and develop for the highlights on film, managing it through zones, but my DSLR images never quite captured what I wanted. Now I see the DSLR equivalent and I have a whole new process to build. Great job explaining and demonstrating this, wish I'd found you earlier.

Thank you so much for the best explanation of 'Exposing to The Right' ever! Now I get it! I have never seen such a full and detailed tutorial. Thanks for a great walk through the landscape too. This is BRILLIANT!

Excellent video. You are a great teacher. You really drive the point home in a way that is easy to understand, follow and relate to. Looking forward to trying this out and seeing if I can improve my images.

What incredibly useful information ,I’ve always heard that TERM but now I actually understand with this in-depth hands on resource,thank you so much for giving us y’all of your time and energy, stay blessed!

This is such a great explanation, great pace. Thank you for this.

Thank you so much for taking the time to share all of this information.

Perfect examples of ETTR followed thru to the end with specifics. Mission accomplished! I love furry trees-can’t wait to get back onto their glorious depths.

Love the new into.....Great tips! Thanks again for the content.

Thanks Dave. Looking forward to your new class - it sounds like another classic.

Love it man! It's crazy how complicated a relationship yet how simple color and brightness are and something we often don't think about (or at least I don't). I've learned to basically bracket anything at this point.

This is the best explanation of expose to the right I've come across. Thanks for sharing.

Excellent tutorial. For years I've heard of ETTR but never has it been shown so well. I also love that you shoot with the D810 so I'm learning so much in how to effectively use the features of this camera. Thanks so much, Dave, I enjoy and learn from each video. Stay safe and I look forward to next wee's video.

This was a delightful tour of the rainforest and how to get the most out of it from your photography. Keep the scenes coming...

Dave. I love this new series. You are a great teacher. The long format really helps this beginner get a grasp on the lesson. Thank you!

Thanks for sharing your trip and also the invaluable information regarding ETTR - explained it very well!

Dave great information. Really appreciate your wisdom in landscape exposure.

Wow! Mind-blowing. Finally, I understand how this actually works. I've just been guessing and using my instinct on my photos. Now it makes much more sense. It's actually all about LIGHT INFORMATION as to how photography should be. A painting with light. Thanks for the knowledge you share man.

I was just telling my boss about your channel. Excited for the new series. Cheers

Love your presentation and what you do. TY Dave!

Precious photography information ! I highly respect your dedication to photography!

Hi Dave, another interesting, informative and enjoyable video. I learn a bunch of stuff from every one of your tutorials. You have helped me to improve my image taking 10 fold. All the best from the UK. Steve

Enjoyed your new intro, and the info on exposing to the right is extremely valuable. Also, I enjoy looking at your travels. Thanks, Dave.

Every photographer must see and understand this. I am have been struggling with ETTR for bird photography... this video does help. Thank you so much.

Thank you so much for sharing this you are very easy to learn from

Practical information and will definitely be of use in the future. Gracias...

This deserves to be shown all over the world! It feels like National Geographic-worthy material. Magnificent scenery and clear teaching. Thanks so much!

Just found your stuff Dave when searching for expose to the right info. Brilliant! I have learned loads but will need to watch a few times so it sticks!

Great Stuff! I had heard and seen some info about ETTR but your explanation is the best one of them all! I love photography can't wait to try this with my Nikon D4 and the Tamrom 15-30mm f/2.8 for some landscape!

Another info-packed video! Great work. Lots of food for thought (and practice) in it. You explained clearly the basis of ETTR so we understand it, adapt it to the colors of the scene, and not just follow the mantra of ETTR. Lots of practice and work ahead.

Thank you, Dave. Very useful tip! Enjoy your sharing very much

Every time, week look, like great video. you helpful for all..., Thank! Dave.

Quality content and great scenery. I appreciate your work and what you are trying to offer to your audience.

Great Video Dave, really appreciate all the insight!

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Wow! Really great new format --- well paced introduction with a lot of beautiful scenery in motion. Much like learning about a new musical composition where in the beginning there is lots of music. Well done indeed.

Hi Dave, I really enjoyed the longer video and new intro. Always so informative. Thanks for the lessons.

Wow! As someone who focuses on landscapes you just helped me immensely!

Great video, and I'm following the new series with great interest. I just took a trip out to the Grand Canyon and shot it using some focus-stacking tips from one of your older videos. Always learning … ETTR … a new tool.

Very well done 👍 learned much from this . All I have to do now is practice and apply , you pointed out. Great 👍 job.

First video I’ve seen of yours and one that I’ve learned the most from regarding actual application of technique. Subscribed, great work.

I feel the authenticity of your video.

Great video again, good tips, thanks, stay safe 👍

Excellent tutorial, thank you for sharing Dave.

...as usual you mastered a new point of view ,....just like that....i admire your easiness and fluency and at the same time i know that behind stacks a lot of work.. . ......so,thank you for your generosity....be careful the snow is almost unpredictable.... see you ....

Really well done. The fact that you provided several examples is very instructive. Thank you.

A great tutorial of ETTR, thanks, great vid, respect! Stay safe out there!

ETTR - what a great issue to focus upon. Very insightful to highlite the difference between what you see in the LCD & what's in the RAW image. Many times I have limited my EV adjusting because of what the LCD is telling me where I should have pushed the EV to capture more detail in the darks. Your Videos are Insightful. Thanks.

Brilliant Dave. Thank you very much 😊👍

Thank you sooo much! I respect your wildlife style ;)

Dave, thank you for your generosity writing your photography guides. Liked and Subscribed!

Amazing explanation! Thank you for the tutorial

Thanks for sharing, this is very helpful and informative, even more so because I have the same model camera.

Great instructional video on ETTR. Another thing to keep in mind, when viewing a histogram. First visualize the histogram divided into quarters; the far right quarter contain 50% of light data, next quarter contains 25%, next-12.5%. This is why ETTR works.

WOW! amazing info Dave. I have been trying this in manual and maybe I should try it in AP...Thank you so much for the lessons...

Already itching to get out there for a 7 day trip!

Very interesting and informative video. Time to go practice. Thank you.

That is some super useful information... Thank you!

Thank you for sharing your workflow. ETTR or "maximise" sensor saturation is a key asset in digital photography. It can be used for every type of photography. If you are only saving raw files I would suggest changing following setting in camera. Most camera are set to sRGB color space with is a fairly "narrow" colour space compared to Adobe RGB so put this setting into Adobe RGB, take a muted profile and reduce contrast and saturation by e.g. -2. These tweaks will be reflected into the camera histogram. Some experimentation is still needed but I get fairly close results with this setup.

Great video Dave , very enlightening , many thanks.

Very insightful... looking forward to next weeks video

great video and information - have found viewing in LAB rather RGB as 'closer' to the scene. Going from scene to processing with your comments is wonderful. Thank you

Awesome education Dave.....

Now I feel like a big Wussie.You rock.

Liked the new intro

Salute to your thoughts

Wow, finally I get it! I've watched you say countless times to ETTR but you seemed to go a bit further with examples this time of pushing even further past just ETTR. I paused and went out into my back yard with my camera and did some testing using this extra "now new to me, doh!" knowledge and wow, such a big difference. Pixel peeping in Photoshop shows a huge difference in shadow noise with the little extra pushing. Thank you so much, this has exposed me (see what I did there?) to a lot more possibilities for my landscape photography. Thank you. I was going to ask again when you're coming to visit Australia but seeing the incredible wilderness areas I'm guessing you might be a bit like me, explore your own country from one end to the other before even bothering to see others. You would LOVE the old growth forests in Tasmania though guaranteed. Giant tree ferns and everything covered in bright green moss. I think you'd fall in love.

Enjoyed this. Thanks for sharing!

thx you ...finally a purist photographer...thank you so much for this....

Excellent, detailed tutorial!

Super informative, great presentation. You gained a subscriber...

You're great at explaining things

Thanks for the video and for going into the details of your process. This is very helpful to see you go through every step. Have you ever used the flat profiles or installed any custom log equivalent profiles to push dynamic range even more?

What a great video

What memories you must have, what an experience and what dedication ~ I’ve just had a look at you web page images > all stunning and amazing. I think when people look at a photo they very often have no idea of 1. The years of dedicated practice / study 2. The physical effort and hardships that go into capturing such images 3. The miles of hard slog when carrying a back pack with ‘stuff’ needed for the journey. 4. The art of taking a photo…. Truly amazing…….. Decided to go to my work station, open up LRc and take a look ...... there isnt ADOBE Neutral or Flat - bu there is standard? what do you suggest... really good to watch / listen to - I will add (expose to the Right) in my photography since it really makes sense. thanks very much for taking the time to share

Killer video!

AMAZING !!!