MVP resources

wow....well, for me....a valuable treasure trove of choice presets, great education, and templates.
Love new stuff, but commonly head back to what I feel comfy with--retouching, etc. how bout you?

 

Negative Lab Pro for sure changed things for me immensely. I got caught up in the film revival and struggled for a couple years with getting semi decent results on a scanner, so bought the plugin my self and the results i can get now and with a few tools on the flatbed is crazy. still havent pulled the trigger on DSLR scanning tho. 1000% recommend along with the FB group if film is your thing

Casey neistat had a course i skimmed a while ago (honestly I should go back), i felt like that just helped with the mentality of story telling and consistency.

Sharon and Danilo's flash masterclass was an excellent breakdown, and made me upgrade my flash.

For presets I went from RNI to Mastin to Goodlight, and now im testing out DC Film presets, Anna Roussos, filmic lab and a few others to narrow down and finish creating my own base presets.

theres so much more but im starting to branch out towards videography/cinematography, which probably why i asked this question. learning from who yall learned from just seemed like an easy cheat code

 

Great!!! Best of luck with your future endeavors

 

just vsco originals and tcp

 

I can't stress enough how much valuable stuff that I've learned from Cullen's YT regrading color-grading. I'm happy that I came across his channel because his philosophical approach to crafting visuals is just so good to not learn from. He's holding weekly grade school which is basically a Q&A workshop where he discusses numeral topics ranging from very basic to highly technical. Definitely worth stopping by!

 

Been watching him and Darren Mostyn mainly, the quality of information is super great

 

Glad you enjoy their stuff!