YouTube tutorial providers, which are your favourites?

[singlecoil]

I've watched a good many and one of my favourites is this guy

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMrvLMUITAImCHMOh...

I like the way he explains things, his video on sharpening is a good example

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a83KaS5eeW8&t=...

Do you have any particular favourites?

[Not Ideal]

Peter McKinnon - unbelievable rise up the subscriber ranks.

Manny Ortiz - not huge but like his portraiture style.

Mango Street - good fun but not all their videos are relevant to me and what I want to learn.

[rst99]

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9tnwOsaA7T29VuUC...

Drone Film Guide: very good and well presented tips for drone photography/cinematography.

[steveatesh]

Scott Davenport for tutorials on using ON1 Raw 2018 which I’ve turned to rather than pay subscriptions for Lightroom.

Thomas Heaton and Simon Baxter for their ideas and thinking process on composition, plus other stuff, as regards landscape and woodland photography respectively.

Matt Granger for general photography stuff, reviews of Nikon products, lighting tutorials.

Weekly Imogen because, er, ahem, there must be a reason can’t quite put my finger on it though....

[singlecoil]

Nathaniel Dodson of Tutvid is very good on Photoshop, he must be one of the fastest talkers on YouTube which I appreciate too. Here's his latest video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-JhAOnvNR9k&fe...

[covboy]

Anthony Morganti for Lightroom

[Not Ideal]

covboy said:

Anthony Morganti for Lightroom

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"Anthony Morganti from Anthony Morganti dot com"