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I am getting bullied... On the internet... - Duration: 6:25.
*Phone rings*
I wonder who is calling me?
Where is my phone?
Oh it is right here.
Rasat I gotta tell you something
Yo, What happened?
You got roasted!
*Sad soundtrack*
*Intro Music*
Hey what's up
everybody
I don't know why I did that just to, just to
look cool alright and that today I'm
going to be reacting to this guy roasting me
so yeah this kid roasted me,
I got roasted by a kid
how embarrassing is this but you know when you
get roasted that means your relevant
haha I am some what relevant
yeah so I got roasted, if you guys
want me to send a diss track back at him
smack that 10 likes and make fake
accounts because only got one person
watching me and you know you are, no one is watching me
editor play that video
Sup guys
ugh the black bars, come man learn to record landscape
all you gotta do is
turn you phone right, turn it landscape
landscape right it's just like I do it
like that don't do it like that for
selfies right that's what selfies before
this like record like that it's like a
cum rough because Lance like my videos
we are you know that i'm just showing up
now that i can record like eight hours
did alright you know that matter you
know with blackboard just gets annoying
please don't do that like it's like you
can only see off with me i don't know
and no you don't rush me for what I'm
wearing and some people and Rosie so
this is don't make me jump express time
because you just because of the black
bars
come on please please please let
temperatures idealistic what's that
intro please please for me like I'm
maybe some people are smarter than me
i'm not very smart i can understand you
when you're talking really fast alright
alright i just did and then divide this
talk really fast are contrary to that
because that's it with me so pleased
that talk slower and yeah they'll be
breaking youtube us why saw oh that's me
and of ya hope you're watching it
doesn't mean anything like we do it for
guillotine your body like right spot
oh I am working and I'm elements they
keep that simply these kids that they
can get that roast um I don't like him
better when he get yes a really like the
distract the what locals little i guess
it was pretty late in this video I mean
Christmas with last year
and a 20-17 now and then it's pretty
late i guess i just love that wide
ok speak louder than I cannae you
perfectly
wrap that disgusting go get some
laterally none of those lips that's
crusty-ass lips for thought
I'm 16 or I'm kind of proud my age and
pretty damn old you know back in my day
eve kids dinner roast me for being a kid
when your kid yourself and you know I'm
back in my days that's not how I work by
gets and change channel suggest you
about clock
yeah somebody's what this movement of
cloth yeah much almost did you know he's
taking shots are you guys now not me he
didn't want me a goshawk pretty
disgusting
ya-ya-ya-ya-ya you got skype i'll go
with three doesn't know me because you
only got 20 and I'm one of them
how do you feel class people before the
state Chris ready to battle you were
eight
let me tell you that there's a very real
way where you going to tell me something
and then you point the camera at this
kid like that
yeah I wait so we both stop copying
right so the only difference with a USB
I saw that only different
alright cool to be honest that was a
decent bar plus it was true i do some
marshmallows away and you know you had
to pick them state instead because it
matches my skin color you know Brown
yeah makes sense of their please
yeah you know just call me a potato next
time
absolutely
yes a lot
123456789 10 dyno numbers they are i've
been to school ok that people can't buy
that is no Road man I'm more like creepy
and Callisto I don't drive by your
output 5 i'll type of front thought what
we do in my uncle was a bit suspicious
when you bought your face trouble cover
off our display if you're in a race
called Lost Lake isn't that the guys
this was the distract on this was a
distracting me another person to
distract me but i'm not sure if I want
to do another reacting with the or maybe
if you guys give me enough support bleed
in the comments on Sam say amazing i'm
insecure but now i'm pleased am amazing
oh yeah so yeah definitely share this
video with your friends and how now you
don't know friends it's only me and now
that you're here it's like to meet this
year it's someone else please
I mean don't need to be used to rank i
hope you'll have an amazing day this
video then give me much time to make
music
yes yes I'm still getting the same and
revenues so yeah Peter goes our way I
forgot to give a shout-out to move so go
check out his general be linked in the
description
peace out
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Sony RAW Image Workflow using Exposure X2: The Breakdown with Miguel Quiles - Duration: 9:18.
In this video I'll walk you through how
I retouch my photos from start to finish
using Alien Skin Exposure x2. Welcome
back everybody to The Breakdown, I'm
Miguel Quiles and I'm going to walk you
through a simple way to retouch your
Sony raw files using Alien Skin Exposure
x2 software. For those of you who aren't
familiar with the program it's a
non-destructive, raw editing software,
that allows you to organize and edit
your image's completely within the
program, or as a plug-in that's
compatible with photoshop and lightroom.
If you want to follow along and retouch
your own images, you can download a free
trial of the software, over on their
website at Alienskin.com. Before we get
started let me give you a brief rundown
on the various panels found within the
program. To begin, you'll want to find
your images on your computer within the
folders tab. Since I often shoot tethered
using capture one, all of the images are
directly saved onto my computer, where I
can quickly find them with an exposure.
In the middle column of the program
you'll see all of the images within that
folder. You can also use the slider at
the top of the panel to make your
thumbnails bigger or smaller. As you
scroll through the images you can hover
over them to see a dialog window that
displays all of the metadata for each
image. As you browse through.. each image
you can click on the stars that appear
below each shot to give it a rating, this
will narrow things down so that you can
filter out and see only the images that
you created, and are considering for
retouching. Now that I've rated a few
images I can click on the filter bar
below, to see my favourites! Now, looking at
these I see the image I want to retouch,
so I double click to expand it and begin
working. I often begin my workflow by
selecting a preset in the left side
panel. There are over 500 presets
available in both black and white or
colour, that can be fine tuned to give you
the look you want for your images. By
clicking on the arrow to expand each of
the categories, you can hover over the
thumbnails to see a preview of what each
of the presets will do to your image.
Once you've found the preset you like -
simply click to select it. You can also
click on the star in the top corner of
the thumbnail to save it to your
favorites tab
which can be seen at the top of the
presets panel for quick access in the
future. For this image, I've chosen the
Kodak Portra 400 VC preset. It keeps my
skin tones looking good, and adds a
beautiful richness to the overall color
of the image. With the preset applied, I
can now customize it to get the exact
look that I want by adjusting the image
via the panel on the right. Before I do
that I'm going to click on these
triangles to minimize the other panels
so I can maximize the size of the image
on the screen. Now you'll notice that you
have a histogram panel up top where you
can view your overall exposure. Clicking
on the triangles in either corner will
show you if you're clipping your
highlights or shadows. Any areas that you
see that are highlighted, mean that you have
lost detail at the pixel level by either
over, or under exposing your shot. You can
see by the blue highlighted area that
we've lost some detail in the shadow
area of her hair, but that's ok since
there's nothing back there that I really
wanted you to look at anyway!
Moving right along, the first tab we're
going to work on is the basic tab. Here
we can make overall adjustments to our
white balance, as well as our exposure,
clarity, and saturation. I'm going to
tweak the white balance, to warm it up a
bit, and give her skin tone and hair a
richer colour. I'm happy with the exposure
so I won't adjust that, but I will add
some contrast to the image, right around
five looks good to me.
The last thing I typically do in this
tab, is to adjust the clarity. For
portraits I tend to go somewhere between
1 and 5, since going much higher
than that will usually give the image of
really highly processed look. For this
image I'll leave it at 1, and close out
the panel. The detail tab will allow you
to apply sharpening, as well as noise
reduction to your image. You can manually
adjust all of the parameters here, but we'll
leave this one for now since I don't
need these settings for this particular
image. The color tab allows you to make
additional adjustments to your image by
either applying a preset, or by manually
adjusting the sliders. You can even
target specific colors in the color
saturation section. But again I won't
need to adjust these, as I'm more than
happy with the colors the preset
automatically applied. The same can be
said of the tone curves tab for this
image, where you can tweak the tones in contrast
of your image even further. We'll skip
that, and go to the vignette tab here.
I can customize my vignette to look
exactly the way I want it to look. I'm
going to click on the preset drop-down
menu, and select subtle black for this
image. I'll increase the size of this
vignette manually by moving the slider
over to 21. Now that we've applied this
vignette, we'll go ahead, and we'll move
over to the overlays tab. The overlays
tab allows you to apply borders, light
effects, and textures to your images.
They are a lot of fun to play around
with, and add a creative touch to your images.
I won't be applying any to this image,
but you definitely want to explore this
tab to see if some of the effects might
make your images more interesting.
The next area we will adjust is the
focus tab. For my portraits, I use the
preset Sharpen Low Radius 25. You'll
notice that this preset adds a lot of
sharpness to the image, more than what I
would actually want, but as you can do
with every other preset, you can adjust
the sliders to get the exact look you
want. I'm going to bring down the amount
to around 5.36 and have the radius match
that number as well. You'll want to tweak
the settings for each and every one of
your portraits, as some may need more or
less sharpening. The final tab I will
make adjustments to, is the green tab. Now
I apply grain to almost every single one
of my images, to give it a more pleasing
final look. I typically choose the preset
regular grain 25% and manually
adjust it to taste. You can customize the
look of the grain within your shadows
mid-tones and highlights to give your
image a more film like look. I'm going to
reduce the shadows and mid-tones to
25% - and the highlights
down to 8% percent. I'm also going to
adjust the roughness of the grain down
to 15. This gives a slight amount of
green, and it won't take away from the
overall sharpness of the image. Now that
I have my preset looking the way I want it,
I can begin my retouching. Right below
the histogram tab you'll see two icons
one is a band-aid, and the other a brush.
We're going to eventually use both here,
but we'll begin by clicking the band-aid
icon. Within this window, I can use the
healing brush or clone stamp tool to
remove blemishes, and reduce other
distractions throughout the image. You
can adjust the size, the feather,
the opacity for
these two tools, so that the adjustments
blend nicely with your image.
All I do is simply brush over the area
that I want to heal, then a selection is
made, and I'm able to move it around to
sample other parts of the image, to heal
the selected area. You want to make sure
you move the selection to an area that
is close to the area you're trying to
heal, and that way you can retain the
same texture and end up with a higher
quality result.
Finally it's time to apply some effects
via the brush tool. The first thing I do
with my portrait, is to begin by dodging
and burning. I'll select the Dodge Tool
and brush over the areas of the image
that I want to lighten. I tend to dodge
over the forehead, nose line, chin, as well
as the natural highlights on the lips.
I also lighten the shadows underneath
the eye, to give a fresher appearance as
well as the space between the eye and
the eyebrows.
Another thing - I often Dodge are the
highlights within the hair. Noel has
awesome hair, with a lot of natural
highlights. So I simply brush over the
areas to give them a bit more shine.
After I'm done dodging the image, I go
over to the burn tool - this will
basically darken selected parts of your
image by brushing over it, just like it
does with a Dodge tool. For portraits, I
typically use the tool to darken the
eyebrows, as well as around the iris, and
in the dark areas of the hair, to add
more texture and dimensionality. The last
thing I'll do is to use the Enhanced
Iris preset; with that selected, I simply
brush within the iris to bring out the detail
Don't go too far with this, you want to
add just a hint of detail and keep
things looking realistic. I've completed
all of my adjustments, and now I'm ready
to export this file and share it with
the world. Simply right-click on the file
and choose export. A new window will open
up and allow you to select where you
want to save your image how you want to
name it,
what format and size to save it in, as
well as choosing to include your
metadata. Once you finish here simply
click export and you're all set!
If you followed along I would love to
see your results of using this process
with your own image. If you're on
Facebook join my group and share your images
by going to Facebook.com/groups/sonyalphatips
Be sure to include your camera and
lens combo along with the presets you
used. Thanks for joining me today on
AdoramaTV. Don't forget to subscribe to
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don't forget to visit the Adorama
Learning Center for lots of great tips
and tricks.
Thanks again and I'll see you on the
next episode of The Breakdown
Bye everyone!
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Zinda Gidar Singhi Ki Live Video | Apni Aankho Se Dakshin | Ek Asi Video Jis Ka AP Ko Intazar Tha - Duration: 18:34.
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I SHOW YOU MY PUSSY AT THE END OF THE VIDEO - Duration: 2:54.
Does being notorious makes you automatically right?
Let me explain...
Are the most popular politicians the smartest?
Another example: is the actor with 1 million followers on twitter more articulate than the one with only 100 followers? (follow me @directedbyjo)
Not necessarily.
But, the ones we give the right to talk are notorious.
So it makes me wonder... are you listening to me?
Sorry, I'm interrumpting myself, is there a problem?
The title?...
Yeah. Well let me return the question, why the title?
I get that you weren't expecting some high-schooled philosophy analysis...
Look, if I'd written "Is popularity more important than honesty?, would you have clicked on this video?
You would have had a headache but that's it...
But with this one... you cliked.
I'm not saying crap like this is a pretty common question we all asked ourselves at least once at some point.
We're supposed to have the freedom of speech and we always wonder why someone is talking for us?
"Nope, that's just you"
And I mean...
Have you seen where you are?
This is a plateform, who showed us multiple times that-
*french southern accent*
delivering smart content helps thousands of artists and viewers in need of representation !
It is free and available for everyone but in the "trending" section... you can chose between :
"Look at his butt" or...
"Clash battle of the dead!!"
So yes, if popularity means posting cat videos, I'm asking myself if it's still worth something...
I can already hear you saying "money" and sure, yes. But that will totally prove my point and this is why i'm gonna stop there...
No but like, it's not my job to do so.
Idk, take 4 hours, a pen... write down your theory in the comments, maybe a troll will insult you. Whatever.
But who am I, to tell you what to think?...
Anyway...
Thanks to everyone who watched till the end, and as a reward... Gotta do what it says...
There you go.
This is Elektra, she's 6 months old and she's a little monster...
And if the title misled you in any way, maybe you should ask Google and go away...
it'll find something for you. Probably... Most definitely...
See ya!
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Counting on Frank - Duration: 11:21.
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(UPDATED) Getting Rid of Female Sideburns - Duration: 6:23.
Hey guys!
This video has been one that I've been wanting to do for a long time.
It is the follow-up to my to-date most popular video: how to remove female sideburns video.
So I wanted to do an updated video to show you guys how I still do this.
This is going to be a series of videos so if you are not subscribed and you like this
kind of stuff definitely subscribe because I have a couple of videos coming up: "The
worst ways to remove your sideburns" which you should never do!
"Alternatives to this method" I have another method that I use and a couple others about
hair removing products.
So let's get started on this one!
The video that I did a while ago I got a ton a ton of comments about why I do it, if I
still do it, that kind of thing.
And so basically as you can see, right now I have not done it in so long.
It doesn't really bother me that much.
Sometimes I like it, sometimes I don't, like when I'm doing bronzer it like comes in my
face.
So I hate that.
So we're just going to jump into how I do this.
So first of all I use two things to hold back my hair.
This little scrunchy thing, it's like just an elastic because I have little baby hairs
all over.
And I did do my make up but not like here.
Don't like wear make up when you do this.
I'm going to pull the hair really tight right here just so I get it in the elastic.
What else I like to do is take a thicker elastic like a big guy and put him over top.
I think these are literally the same elastics I used in that video like three or four years
ago.
I like to save my stuff.
The length that you want this to be is pretty short but not completely cut so I take a little
scissor and any hair that is right here I just cut that to maybe about 3 to 5 centimeters.
Make sure you're pulling this up so you don't get any of these hairs accidentally cutting
into it.
And I'm just going to cut them like that.
So that's pretty good.
You just want it to be able to be grabbed by your epilator but not too long that it
gets stuck.
You're going to take your epilator and I prefer a smaller one, you can use whatever size you
want.
Just be aware that if you use a big epilator you might have a hard time getting in like
the little like crevice kind of thing.
My personal tip comes in and about..
I have a low pain tolerance so this definitely hurts because it's pulling the hair out by
the root.. which I will explain later why it doesn't cause stubble.
Basically before I do this just to get my skin ready for the pain I'll just like hit
my face a little bit, maybe scratch at it a little bit, just because I want my skin
to not be completely shocked when I start ripping the hairs out by the root.
I haven't done this in so long I'm a little scared!
You want to work in small circles.
If you never used an epilator, try it out on your leg.
What I like to do is put my finger right here, so right where my real hair ends and my sideburn
begins.
So that just in case this slips, I don't accidentally pull off a huge chunk of my real hair.
What I sometimes will do is use a larger epilator to clean up some of the other stuff like,
it pulls hair from a large area quicker.
I'll do the detailing with the smaller one and the large one I'll just go over, but you
do not need two.
Now you can see that it's like hairless here.
I've epilated, it's gone, it's not gonna grow back with stubble!
But you can see how there's this little like..that's what you need a tweezer for.
That's how you're going to remove the hair that is really close to your actual hairline.
Just use a mirror and this is what's going to give you that super natural look that no
one's going to tell that you did this.
Almost there!
And I always get a ton of comments on like "Oh My God, I shaved my sideburns" and stuff..
I'm going to have a video just on that in this series!
Ok, let's take this off.
It's going to be red, as you can see it's like kind of reddish but that will go away.
Do not do this the night before of an important meeting, a date or anything like that.
Oh my gosh!
Has there been the sun there for the whole time??
The sun man.
Whatever!
Ok, all production value is going out the window!
Freaking sun and I'm like sweating so I turned the fan on so now my hair is going to go all
over.
So now look at the difference between this side, this is my side-burn-y side and then
that is this side.
Actually it's weird, when I did this today it was not as painful as I remembered it being!
That's weird.
I don't know if I'm getting stronger or if I hyped it up too much in my head and I thought
it was gonna be like tearing my skin apart but it is not that bad actually.
Ahh smooth!
So I get alot of questions on this so I did want to include this in the video.
Why doesn't epilating cause stubble or will it cause stubble?
It will not cause any kind of stubble.
And I have this adorable little diagram for you that you've probably seen a bunch of times
but you know.. not from me!!
This is your hair.
Hair that grows in naturally, ends in like this kind of thin tip and if you're gonna
pull it out by its root, you're just pulling it straight out.
Now do you see anything here?
Nothing!
Because you've essentially pulled out the entire hair and it's gonna- your body's going
to have to create a brand-new one, which is going to grow back like this: another thin
tip.
So it's going to look completely natural when it regrows.
Now if you take a razor, what you're doing is *snip* and so you're left with that thing.
And guess what happens like a day later?
Your hair starts growing and you see how big that tip is now?
That's why, that's why it creates stubble.
Another popular question is- how long do I usually do this (If I'm going to be keeping
up with it regularly)?
When does it start going back?
I would say in probably maybe a full week is when I start to see a couple of them come
back.
Like they don't all grow at the same time because like you're human and not a robot.
So it's just kind of like sparsely and then I would say a full month later I'm getting
a very noticeable one again, which I mean air quotes "noticeable".
I can also do a video on how I remove all the other hair cause I use a bunch of different
tools for like the lips and all that kind of stuff.
And check out my video for my favorite hair removal products, I'll have the link in here.
Please let me know any questions down below!
Let me know any future videos you want to see regarding this and I hope you're excited
for the rest of them that I have planned and I will see you guys in my next video, bye!!
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Try not to laugh reaction video - Duration: 15:32.
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