Agreed, there is a wealth of goodness in the Logik matchboxes, but some are not well known, or it’s not clear how to use them. Sometimes you have to read the code to decipher them. Some have Vimeo samples, but not all the links work anymore.
To the extent that we could get some working examples, that would be super helpful. Would be willing to pitch in if the prep becomes too much otherwise.
Maybe a 2-step process, in making a short list of good candidates and then setup a poll of which ones we should cover, as it could be too many otherwise.
+1, there are some without any hints in the naming what they do and how helpful they are (like lumps for frequency seperation). I bet there are even more most of us don’t know of.
In my Flame Techniques mind map I did make a structured list a while ago, going through the entire collection. Mostly ones I was interested in, but this could be expanded…
which btw is part of a bigger mind map that also covers notes on techniques with links going back to learning channel and other videos. Could be come a community edited wiki maybe to make it easier to find some of this stuff we may have heard once, but don’t remember…
(most of this map is collapsed in this screenshot, there’s more detail in it, it’s a live mindmap)…
Well, this is just me organizing all the things I’ve learned from all you guys in the forum in the last two years, so I can do them justice. I’m very much the apprentice here…
I’m too much of a lazy bum to tune in on Sundays, but Ash is a fantastic matchbox that winds up on just about every shot I color. The world should know more about the good works of our Lord and Savior, Lewis Saunders!
