Fine Art Architecture - Edit like a PRO!
Today's video is a start to finish tutorial on a medium to complicated black and white fine art architecture edit. I take you to London to capture the images, as well as the entire edit workflow using the Artisan Pro Panel. If you would like to see more of my work then check out my website: Www.benharveyphotography.co.uk Check out Mark's website: https://www.skramshots.com The gear I use to make my content (although this is always changing!) Canon EOS R8 + 24mm F1.8 - This is my main YouTube on location camera, since it is small yet powerful. Sony A7iv + 20mm F1.8 & 20-70 F4 (or 20mm + 70mm Sirui Anamorphic lenses) - This is my most capable video camera, with excellent video quality and stabilisation. Sony A7iii + Sigma 20-200 - this is my primary stills camera that works with native Sony lenses and all my Canon EF lenses on the Sigma MC-11 adaptor Canon EOS R8 + 16mm F2.8 + Zhuyin Crane M3 - I use this on location where I have a lot of travelling to do Canon EOS R Sigma Art 50mm - This is my office camera setup, with a Rode Video Pro+ mic and studio lighting. DJI Pocket 3 - an incredibly small but powerful stabilised camera that fits in your pocket. I use this camera when I cover a lot of ground on location. Canon 5D3 - I use this camera when I use my EF glass and there is no benefit in adapting DJI Mavic Pro 2 - My first drone, and I can’t see me replacing it. It’s amazing for both stills and video DJI Neo 2 - small drone with amazing video and tracking capabilities. This drone flies itself, genuinely! DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro - although this is an action camera, it is very capable as a A or B cam, for talking head shots and video on the go. This camera is compatible with the DJI wireless microphones and matches the colour profile of the DJI Pocket 3. It is also water proof, handy for adverse weather conditions! Insta360 - X3 & One inch edition - for 360 degree video and BTS content Microphones - DJI Wireless Mic, Rode Wireless Go, Rode Lav Go, Rode Video Pro+, Rode Video Micro Photo Tripods - Sirui ST-124 with Sirui ballhead, Video Tripods - Benro Tortoise 24CLV + spikes, iFootage Gazelle, Neewer LT32 Monopod - Sirui P-325FL Camera bags - Manfrotto, Lowepro, Peak Design, K&F and Crumpler Photo Filters - Nisi V7 + Nisi filters Video filters - Freewell magnetic NDs, H&Y Revoring, Hoya Variable ND All of my cameras have Arca Swiss plates to connect with the Peak Design Capture Clip and compatible tripods. Video editing software - Final Cut Pro Photo editing - Adobe Lightroom, photoshop, Artisan Pro X, Silver Efex, Color Efex Music: Epidemic Sound Music: https://www.davidcuttermusic.com / @dcuttermusic Video content: 00:00 - Intro 00:34 - Welcome 01:30 - Today’s location 02:37 - Capturing the image 03:35 - 1 year later! 04:12 - Photoshop file 05:30 - Why 07:45 - Building meets sky 08:49 - How - raw file import 09:19 - Using A.I 09:49 - Selections 11:46 - Bringing down the sky 12:48 - Halos? 13:39 - 1-2-1 workshops 14:21 - Creating depth 15:50 - Special FX tool 17:57 - Adding rich shadows 18:38 - Artisan Pro Panel 19:41 - Adding highlights 20:33 - Summary

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