What kind of flash was used? Definitely not a speedlight, I guess.

My 70-200 I use for almost everything 😊

“Anymore” you didnt need them in the past either.

My 100-400mm lens is on my camera more than my 600mm for the simple fact that it's more versatile and easier to carry it around. 😀

Fantastic advice

This is amazing advice, I had no idea you could do this with a flash

What do I need to do to get you to look at my photos

What do agencies like AP and Getty Images think of using lens blur or AI sharpening on editorial images?

Sweet

Scott, I love the grid. I learn so much! In a past episode, you mentioned a small sling camera bag for a second lens and accessories. What was it? Thanks

I live an hour north of Oslo, and I can say you are not wrong 😊

Interesting example of using generative fill, but I wouldn't call this step-by-step guidance, as the presentation is a bit convoluted in areas and has a bit of a process order problem. I say this notwithstanding that the level of PS knowledge one needs in order to follow Russell should be above basic beginner.

You need to add a highlight to the bird's eye

Great episode!

Please help me, I'm going insane. At 35:14 you use a method to straighten some keystone distortion. I've been trying to do this in my PS but cannot for the life of me get it right! Please explain how you do it. (I know there are plenty of other ways to correct perspective, but the method you used in the video looked so quick and easy I'd like to introduce it into my own workflow for quick corrections.)

Hey Scott, another great video. Really love the GRID video - so informative,. Do you have advise on how to migrate from Lightroom (mobile) to Lightroom Classic? I'm finally making the plunge to get easy access to plugin! :) Cheers Kelvin - Australia

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Your explanation of how to get a black background anywhere is probably the simplest I have seen so far.. very helpful… Kepp up the good work

Your explanation of how to get a black background anywhere is probably the simplest I have seen so far.. very helpful… Kepp up the good work

What about the fact that it's straight up stealing information, pictures, art, etc? Not only is it taking peoples jobs, it's stealing their work as well.

it only works if the exposure settings are different. if you do studio work with strobe, and your exposure setting are the same but your strobe lights pops inconsistently, it doesn’t work. is that correct?

When I travel, I always use a small crossbody messenger bag and no one knows it’s my “camera bag” I take a body and 2 lenses that’s it!

Lazy photography for iPhone users just get a bloody tripod

Always a great education, thank you

What about nature shots, not city shots? Waterfalls? Moving water? Ocean shots? Don’t think you can bracket your way out of those shots. Maybe a monopod, if shutter isn’t too slow? Would love to figure a way to go light there.

Will we see Sammon shooting salmon, 🤔😆 in yet another great KelbyOne training course??? (Sorry, Rick I couldn’t resist😁). Seriously, one of the great instructors as well as classically, trained musicians, and book authors in the world today… He is yet another of the many reasons why I tune into KelbyOne for all of my photo training!!!👊🏻👊🏿❤️📸

Thank you, Scott- right to the point.

Well, I enjoyed it! 😃

Oops...sorry...my end

Something wrong with your mics

Sorry guys....sound almost gone

No worries about A.I. from me.

hi from tennessee

I get torn. I do like my Sony 24-240mm, but man, it is soft when zoomed in. I travelled with that and the Zeiss 35mm F2.8 for the longest time. These days I have just been using a 24-70mm F2.8 and cropping in on a high MP sensor... but that also has limitations. I am hearing Sony are working on a new superzoom which I might look into when it comes...

S23 or S24 Ultra Erik

I agree with Scott! More photographers on KZfaq should talk about camera gear.

I use the Sony A6700 (APSC) with a 18-135 (FFE 27->200) with a tiny tripod. They are all I need.

For stealth, I use a small insulated lunch bag to carry my camera and an extra lens.. Nobody wants to steal a ham sandwich.

I'm with you on going light. I'm gonna be 61 in a couple of months and my wife and I are taking a 6 month trip to the Philippines. I just sold my Sony 24-105mm and 70-200mm OSS lens back to B&H and got the Sony 24-240mm to replace both of those lenses. I still have my Sony 12-24 mm wide angle lens that I'll take with me but I'm guessing most of the time that will stay back at the hotel. I got a really light travel tripod also but the plan is to only take that out for sunrise and sunset shots. During the day while we're walking around everything will be hand held or if indoors, I have my trusty Platypod that'll be in my pocket. I still can't into the idea of using my phone for photos other than quick instagram posts or checking a composition. If I didn't have my Sony A7 rV maybe things would be different but that gets me 20" X 40" prints right out of the camera so if I'm doing any printing, a phone camera just isn't going to cut it.

I found that the iphone takes better pictures inside dark places better than my camera, so another reason you don't need to carry a tripod.

As most photographers would say, “Better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it.” 😊

Idk if you stole this content. If not though, why would you show animated clouds when bitching about something people do with real video and pictures? Why wouldn’t you show an example of people doing this? Is it because this isn’t actually an issue and you don’t know what you’re talking about? Idk because I’m betting they didn’t use any focal length on that animated video of clouds.

❤ there is a reason he is known as “Dr.” Russell Brown. He is in a league of his own and we are all just visitors and by bystanders privileged to witness his brilliance in Photoshop and this is a great example of it. Thank you for showing this on Kelby. One the greatest online photography learning platform courtesy of Scott Kelby. Thank you.

Love this! Thank you Scott!!!

Excellent 👍

Y'all are cool and all, but the thumbnail for this video had nothing to do with the content of the video. That's lazy or misleading. I've had issues when trying to alter/enhance/extend human bodies, so when I saw a human body in your thumbnail I figured you might have tips related to that. Why would you show a human body in the thumbnail for a video about adding a puddle and bubbles around a dog? Bad job, y'all. You can do better.

Too much empty chatter.

Always great to see the critiques! Very helpful! Thanks!

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I enjoyed doing the blind critiques on The Grid that day!