How to easily boost your photo editing skills using these Tone Curve Tricks - LIGHTROOM
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- Quick and easy breakdown of the tone curve tool in Lightroom. Helping you to add some drama and interest to your photos.
By MotoGP Photographer and Sports Photography coach Rob Gray
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Cannot wait to see what this channel becomes Rob. Subscribed, of course.
You sir are a legend 🙏🏽 . It’s early days for the channel, and I will be keeping my focus on making the training inside the academy first class - but hopefully over time I can start to help a few more people here on TH-cam as well 💪🏼 . As always, thanks for your support buddy.
Absolutely love this video!
Great to hear! Thank you so much for stopping by and watching. What other sports photography topics would you like to learn about?
@PolarityPhoto Undoubtedly there are plenty of them (that's why I will be going to buy your course soon 😀), but any editing tips would be so vital for me. My other and the biggest at the moment concern is how to set-up the camera (especially autofocus) when you're having an obstacle like fence or net, not directly in front of you, but with some space between. But this is my handball related problem, so I don't know if it could be interesting for you motorsportwise.
All the best!
Ohhh good suggestion. That’s quite a specific circumstance but I do know of a few tips that might help. It’s not an easy scenario for any camera but it’s about doing as many of the small things as possible to limit it’s impact. What focal length do you typically use?
Also, thanks again for the suggestion!
@PolarityPhoto @PolarityPhoto for this kind of photography I usually use my Nikkor AF-S 70-200 f/2,8. and for handball I operate rather on the shorter focal lenghts, always with aperture 2.8. Sincerly speaking I didn't spent too much time to resolve this problem so far, because I really couldn't find any solution, so I tried to use my time as effective as possibile in other spots of the pitch, without the net in front of me. But for the next time I would like to experiment a bit with AF modes and aslo to keep a longer distance between the net what could allow me to use longer focal lengths. So we will see.
Huge thanks for your help. I really appreciate it!
@@TheDezerterr it’s definitely a challenging situation but there are some small things you can do to give yourself a better chance - thank you for the suggestion it’s a good one
🙌🙌🙌very helpful
Thank you Wu! So grateful to have your support along the way.
The tone picker is a game changer thank you for that!🙏
Absolutely love watching you videos and learning as much as I can really appreciate these rob and once again thank you for sharing your knowledge
And yes I’m off to play with the curves
Matthew! Thank you so much for stopping by. Im really glad that the videos are helpful. If you think of any other topics you want me to cover then drop them here and il throw them into the mix with the other ideas I have!
Love it, will be fun editing some pictures 📸 Thank you Rob Gray & Polarity Photo💯
Im so glad it was helpful Ian! Thanks for the comment
Hi Rob, excellent video. A question, do you use specific filters on your lens ?