Use the E for Educator
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zhsP6n1pog Summary Following on from his previous video, Anthony Morganti provides a thorough walk through of Photomator’s core editing tools, concentrating on the repair tool, clone tool, and advanced masking functions. The session starts with basic operations—cropping and exposure adjustments—then moves into a practical comparison between the repair and clone[…]
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https://youtu.be/YUoWbQ0oVyw In this detailed tutorial, Anthony Morganti demonstrates how to achieve a classic noir “Ripley” look on photographs, inspired by the black-and-white aesthetic of the Netflix series Ripley. The series is known for its high-contrast, low-key lighting, with predominant dark areas punctuated by strategic splashes of light that highlight the subject.[…]
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https://youtu.be/NfOQB7oUFh8 Summary Anthony Morganti provides a detailed walkthrough of ON1 Photo RAW’s automatic and AI-powered editing features, designed to help beginners quickly achieve high-quality photo edits and learn the software’s workflow. He emphasizes that although ON1 is a comprehensive tool that can initially feel overwhelming, its AI tools like Brilliance[…]
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Summary – https://youtu.be/cTzRQmj-8QY Anthony Morganti reintroduces a new series of Luminar Neo tutorials, starting with a wildlife image workflow. He stresses the process reflects his personal approach, not a universal standard, and aims to give viewers ideas for developing their own. Wildlife Image Workflow Steps Tools & Tips Mentioned What’s[…]
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Original video by Anthony Morganti – https://youtu.be/YCny6zDm_v4 Anthony Moriganti recently saw two different videos from photographers talking about a new open source photo editing application called RapidRAW. Now overall, both of those photographers gave it really good reviews, so Anthony was kind of curious to see what RapidRAW was all about and made[…]
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Summary https://youtu.be/46Md_qXL6Uk Intro & SetupStart Time: 0:00Anthony Morganti opens the video by introducing the tutorial topic: replacing the sky in an image using Luminar for Android. He shows that he’s using an Android device and proceeds to open the Luminar app and select an image from the File Manager. Image[…]
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