I could say the same to you, since you also didn’t bring anything new to the table in your previous reply. But more fundamentally, I’m not giving an argument. That would imply I have an opinion on something. I’m just giving you facts. If you boil his whole video down into just a couple sentences, it becomes:

For the second time, this isn’t about how any particular color works with any particular skin tone. No matter how many times you make the statement, that’s still not the point he’s making. His examples were only used to illustrate that the background color could be shifted to just about anything you want. The subject…

I think you’re missing his point. His point isn’t that it’s a good color itself for portraiture. It’s that you can turn gray into just about any color with just tweaks to your lighting setup. Maybe gray isn’t great for darker skin tones, I wouldn’t know. That’s fine, it can be blown out to become white or left…

What’s really fun is going back to look at some of his older videos. Was a bit overweight and pretty conservative, both in how he acted and how he was dressed. Now he’s lost some weight and is over the top in the other direction. Like he took a midlife crisis and just ran with it.

I think it does in some cases, but really, it makes it much, much more niche. Like, I LOVE Timepage for myself, but I wouldn’t recommend it in our App Directory because it doesn’t have a huge universal appeal. Same with Clear, it works for me, but the lack of features means it’s hard to recommend it on a larger scale.

I deeply apologize for wasting your time