@@TKNORTH I'm the one who thank you bro 🤙 keep going, maybe you can show everyone how to color grade like pro, like photos we saw on instagram, because the color its hard
I got into photography about a month ago and I have always been amazed at the many beautiful edits from seasoned photographers on Instagram and TH-cam and I've always wanted to do such kind of work. However, I always saw it as an overwhelming task and that can be scary, but this tutorial has really helped me in not only understanding the various tools in lightroom and how they work, but also the creative aspect of photo editing in general. Thanks so much for this. God bless.
Very useful edit. I have to say you do the one thing many editors don't do which seems to make perfect sense and that is to make lens correction and chromatic aberration changes first. That makes tons of sense, yet lots of people on TH-cam don't do it. I like your workflow and agree you deserve more views which you will get from me for sure. Workflow alone makes this video worthy of the time.
Just found your page, instantly became a fan. Rookie question for you - A lot of the time when I see grading done, I see multiple adjustments made in color, you started with split tone, then camera, then HSL. I'm trying to wrap my head around the multiple adjustments in different settings. I see the end product and how great it is, but why are so many adjustments in different tools necessary? How would this effect the photo compared to strictly sticking to HSL? TIA
great video though I am using Lightroom Classic on a Win 11 pc in 2024 - the panels are different and it looks like the Mac version controls are a bit more usefully arranged!
There are a lot of gee-whiz tricks and effects here but it seems that there a point where one crosses over from photographer to graphic artist where the final creation is all that matters (i.e. removing objects). Nothing wrong with that but I simply want to correct for less-than-optimum exposures and limitations of the medium in otherwise keeper photos. I was very happy to discover the Vertical Transform correction earlier this year for example.
Like you said, nothing wrong with that! It's definitely a line that varies for different people, a lot of professionals make more corrections like removing objects than most people probably realise, others who don't. It's not black and white so everyone can have their opinion in mind :) I had this shot planned out when the car parked there, we waited but they stayed there... so removing for me was not a big issue, just the shot I wanted. Adding shadows etc isn't actually something I would usually do but do hope some people found the technique useful!
If the only thing you want is to correct exposure then literally just adjust the whites and black and highlights and shadows. Surely you could see from the thumbnail that this video had a lot of editing.
Since you had decreased the highlight, by lowering the part of the tone curve corresponding to the highlights, didn’t you just undo what you had done before? If not, would you please explain?
i guess Im asking the wrong place but does any of you know of a way to log back into an Instagram account?? I somehow forgot the account password. I would love any tricks you can give me.
@Eli Bryce i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and Im trying it out now. I see it takes quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Usually Lightroom lens correction overexposes a photo, I've noticed it multiple times and best is to decrease vignette corrections in order to get a better photo, sometimes a photo looks better with it's natural vignette.
This is great. But how come you didn't share the final steps you took for the completed edit? Looks like you've used a linear gradient to reduce exposure in the bottom and top of the photos. It's clearly a lot less exposed in the final edit compared to the last adjustment you made in the tutorial.
Hello, I'd like to know how to add or setup all the masking, crop and Iris tools you have right under the Histogram, I cannot find the same icons you are showing on this video.
Hi there! Are you on Lightroom or Lightroom Classic? I'm on Lightroom Classic in this video. Masking has also changed with an update since this video! Still in a similar location though
I don't understand why you have to go back n forth lightroom and ps. When there's literally camera raw filter inside photoshop which is exactly same with Lr
Only just managed to watch it now. Good insight into the way you edit
Thanks man 🙂
Thank you so much! I just discovered you, been watching so many tutorials and yours are the BEST!
Amazing! Thank you so much Janice, that means a lot!!! So glad they are useful :)
You're one of my favourites! All your Lr tutorials are Awesome.
Aww thanks so much! Really appreciate hearing that 🙏
omg this guy is awesome 😍😍😍😍😍😍
Thank you for the no bs tutorial.
Best tutorial on TH-cam I swear! Subbed for sure 👌
You deserve more views
Really usefull some of those i even dont understand it, but you make it simple to understand when i watch your workflow 🤙
thankyou for this
Happy to hear! Thanks so much for that!
@@TKNORTH I'm the one who thank you bro 🤙 keep going, maybe you can show everyone how to color grade like pro, like photos we saw on instagram, because the color its hard
I watched your videos. Quite easy to follow.
Thanx from India
So welcome! Really appreciate that :)
Osm 👌❤️
Love From India 🇮🇳
Great Video mate! Few gems in there 👌🏼
Julian Lallo thank you bud!
Another great video man! Picked up a few tricks here l!
Paul Campbell appreciate that man! Thanks so much
I got into photography about a month ago and I have always been amazed at the many beautiful edits from seasoned photographers on Instagram and TH-cam and I've always wanted to do such kind of work. However, I always saw it as an overwhelming task and that can be scary, but this tutorial has really helped me in not only understanding the various tools in lightroom and how they work, but also the creative aspect of photo editing in general. Thanks so much for this. God bless.
Thank you so much dude! It's so awesome to hear you found it so useful. Best of luck with your photography journey :)
@@TKNORTH I appreciate that. Thank you 😁
And, you're welcome.
Really epic edit right there 🔥
awesome video man, thanks for the tips!
Just wanted to say thank you for this! Really helped with my editing!!!
So glad I found this channel! 😭❤️ Your work is amazing!
was searching for this kind of tutorial and bumped up on your channel. good explanation of what is being done and also love from India.
thank you very helpful
That is awesome!!! 🔥🙌
Very useful edit. I have to say you do the one thing many editors don't do which seems to make perfect sense and that is to make lens correction and chromatic aberration changes first. That makes tons of sense, yet lots of people on TH-cam don't do it. I like your workflow and agree you deserve more views which you will get from me for sure. Workflow alone makes this video worthy of the time.
Very well explained. Thank you.
Thank you Steve!!
Great video
Very insightful man! Good stuff!
Much appreciated man :) thanks for watching!
Thank you!
Nice detailed vid TK!
Cheers D!
Looking good with these editing tips in Lightroom. I just upgraded to Lightroom Classic and getting more familiar with it..THANKS FOR THIS!
Great content Tk!
I've been learning a lot with your videos.
Thanks!
This was so helpful! Thank you :)
Thanks Rhea! So glad it was helpful :)
Awesome bro . Love your work
Thanks so much! Really appreciate that!!
Just found your page, instantly became a fan. Rookie question for you - A lot of the time when I see grading done, I see multiple adjustments made in color, you started with split tone, then camera, then HSL. I'm trying to wrap my head around the multiple adjustments in different settings. I see the end product and how great it is, but why are so many adjustments in different tools necessary? How would this effect the photo compared to strictly sticking to HSL? TIA
Big Thanks for this video
worth and good teaching method 👍🏻👍🏻 from malaysia
Thanks so much for that :) really appreciate it!
great video though I am using Lightroom Classic on a Win 11 pc in 2024 - the panels are different and it looks like the Mac version controls are a bit more usefully arranged!
This is so helpful
So glad it was useful :)
Awesome video!
Thanks! Great info.
nice one Tim.
Thanks so much!!
thank you bro
So welcome dude!
Cool thing, thank you!!
It’s really great!
Could you please give tutorial editing milky way
This is a great channel,thanks for share.
Very helpful, thanks.
Very educational
Thank you! I've just learnt soooo much more from watching 4 of your videos. Really appreciate it mate - keep up the amazing work!!!
which videos ?
awesome movie, what were you drinking at the end btw :)
Nice edit, thanks for the tips. By the way, you forgot to take out the car's shadow 😉
Good video mate. I would have liked to see your export settings for best quality for Instagram at the end cause my images get crushed.
Thanks so much for that! And thanks for the suggestion. I will keep that in mind and try to share that in an upcoming video 👍🏼🙂
Wow.....
Tremendously helpful!
There are a lot of gee-whiz tricks and effects here but it seems that there a point where one crosses over from photographer to graphic artist where the final creation is all that matters (i.e. removing objects). Nothing wrong with that but I simply want to correct for less-than-optimum exposures and limitations of the medium in otherwise keeper photos. I was very happy to discover the Vertical Transform correction earlier this year for example.
Like you said, nothing wrong with that! It's definitely a line that varies for different people, a lot of professionals make more corrections like removing objects than most people probably realise, others who don't. It's not black and white so everyone can have their opinion in mind :) I had this shot planned out when the car parked there, we waited but they stayed there... so removing for me was not a big issue, just the shot I wanted. Adding shadows etc isn't actually something I would usually do but do hope some people found the technique useful!
If the only thing you want is to correct exposure then literally just adjust the whites and black and highlights and shadows. Surely you could see from the thumbnail that this video had a lot of editing.
I don't have pc only has light room mobile but still waiting your video to learn something
Well done...clearly stated, easy to follow, sweet work.
Since you had decreased the highlight, by lowering the part of the tone curve corresponding to the highlights, didn’t you just undo what you had done before? If not, would you please explain?
Really loved it..😍
i guess Im asking the wrong place but does any of you know of a way to log back into an Instagram account??
I somehow forgot the account password. I would love any tricks you can give me.
@Braylen Dallas Instablaster =)
@Eli Bryce i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and Im trying it out now.
I see it takes quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Eli Bryce It worked and I actually got access to my account again. I'm so happy!
Thanks so much, you really help me out :D
@Braylen Dallas You are welcome xD
Usually Lightroom lens correction overexposes a photo, I've noticed it multiple times and best is to decrease vignette corrections in order to get a better photo, sometimes a photo looks better with it's natural vignette.
Thank you!! I remove the right side, upper little trees... 😬
This is great. But how come you didn't share the final steps you took for the completed edit? Looks like you've used a linear gradient to reduce exposure in the bottom and top of the photos. It's clearly a lot less exposed in the final edit compared to the last adjustment you made in the tutorial.
Hello, I'd like to know how to add or setup all the masking, crop and Iris tools you have right under the Histogram, I cannot find the same icons you are showing on this video.
Hi there! Are you on Lightroom or Lightroom Classic? I'm on Lightroom Classic in this video. Masking has also changed with an update since this video! Still in a similar location though
This guy he like say a little bit more than what he teach😂😂😂😂
Can i download the raw file?
Does anyone know how to take people from other pictures and add them to a picture in lightroom?
Drop the background music or make it lower next time. 👍🏻
I don't understand why you have to go back n forth lightroom and ps. When there's literally camera raw filter inside photoshop which is exactly same with Lr
The magic happens in the field with light, composition and your camera not with lightroom and photoshop
I using abelton live
The music is annoying and too loud. If it is possible please avoid doing this.
lmao sa
Who's the girl? Nice cheeks.