NEW Black & White Editing HACK - Has anyone else tried this yet..?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ต.ค. 2022
- In this Lightroom tutorial, I show you how to edit Black and White images with perfect contrast and no loss in detail using a new technique with impressive results.
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Fantastic tutorial, Mark! Good on you for thinking out of the box
Great job Mark to find and develop this approach and share it with the rest of us! Very helpful. Thank you!
Thanks not just for the settings but also to encourage some bravery whilst crushing the blacks! I still use your other technique for desaturating and selectively adding back colour - really works well on some images and has actually rescued a couple that just were not working.
I was about to start posting some black and white portraits tomorrow, did a re-edit and they look so much cleaner thanks to your instructions. Thanks a lot!
Great. Really like your approach to editing. I always take bits and bobs from your editing style which has really made me become more versed and confident. Thank you.
I like the way you’re explaining this: focusing on subject’s details and our perceptions, not on tools👌
Cheers mate, simply said and done, no rambling, love it, thx🙏
Excellent video! Thank you for sharing your settings, now saved as a preset, & used on one image so far, and works great, shifting the green balance worked well for me. Just need more time to play properly. Need to try this on my IR images next and see if I can infuse this into some custom profiles I use for IR [for expanding 'temperature' range]!
Lovin it!! Definitely going to try your new editing technique. Thanks a lot 🙌🏽
So glad I found your page! Your videos are so helpful!
Excellent tutorial and technique. Thank you for sharing.
I am loving these Lightroom videos--keep it up!
Just like your other video on editing in colour using B&W this is brilliant!! I am trying it out as we speak...
Mark, you've just changed my entire black/white editing game. Thanks so much!!
Great - glad to hear it!
Same here ha ha ha.
bro even added it as his pfp which means this video work
Perfect.... thank you. It's nice to get a different option for presets. It looks great 👍
Thank you Mark, always learn something quick and fast with you, something that always improves my editing, my workflow and my general life 🎉
Thanks buddy. Owe you a drink.
Great video! Quick and to the point, no annoying filler. You've got a new sub
This is wild! Awesome technique and incredible results!
Perfect editing approach, Mark, and thanks a lot for sharing.
Yes, that Tint slider is the key point how to adjust the natural tones on the photo, I usually get perfect results for portraits at the value -30
Fantastic, thanks for this video and technique!
Love your set. Good lighting and color grading as well.
You are the best. Thanks for this! 🙌🏾🙌🏾😊
Thanks a lot for sharing this technique!
This is going to be real step forward for my Black and White images! Big thanks!
It’s always nice to see another way of converting to B/W. I’ll probably stick with my method, but I’m keeping your technique in my back pocket, just in case. Thanks for taking the time to share your process.
All this in 6 minutes. Really great. Thank you.
great channel Mark. Love your approach - fast and yet clear, you touch on what you're doing with enough detail to allow the learner to grasp what you are doing - all in the service of making great images / art.
See you're up in Scotland from time to time - I love Glencoe ('I'm from the west coast), tho living in Dundee, am appreciating the east coast light!
Keep up the great work!
Thanks Joe, appreciate that!
I love making B&W photos, but never thought about doing it this way. Thanks for the advise :)
Very clever, I can’t say I’ve ever used this technique. Going to have some fun playing around with your method. Thanks for sharing 👌🏻👊🏻
I'll give this a try. I have a similar technique which begins with desaturated each color as you showed, but then I adjust the luminance sliders for each color to achieve the desired look. Your technique which adds changing the color temp and tint looks interesting...I'll work it into my next conversion!
How did it go? Did you try it? What were the results?
Brilliant technique Mark and will defiantly be using regularly.
That’s amazing Mark, thank you very much☺️
That is a great tutorial on black and white. Greatful to you
Outstanding! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Mark, great ideas. I working on a couple presents based off this, one for portraits, one for other images.
Amazing, as your videos always were!
Excellent! Thank you for sharing. I always struggle to convert my color shots to B&W to my satisfaction. This tutorial has been a big help.
Great to hear, Liam! Happy editing.
THANK YOU ! This is EXACTLY what color scheme i'm searching for years !
Thanks for this great lesson!
Bravo from Montréal, Canada! 📸❤️👍
This has made a big difference to the way I process my images.
This is great! Learning so much from your videos!
Already tried it - looks fantastic! Thank you so much)
Im looking to improve my editing tecnique for my b/w photos, so this came in quite handy! Thnx!
Just set up the preset according to your advice expecting a 'So what?' result.
It's so much better than any B&W preset I had. Thank you.
Hi Mark, great new approach to B&W editing! I will definitively try it myself. Thanks for this fresh idea. The results you showed are really worth a try. Greetings from Vienna, Enver
Pretty cool! Thanks for sharing !
Very Nice!! Thank you! Just the video I needed to see!
Hi Mark, thank you for this, it completely change the game !
Awesome! Thx Mark!!
Genius, thank you so much!!!😁
yes... the name of that preset is 100% accurate. I thought I would never nail the art of black&white editing. But with this... WOW. I guess I won't why away again if someone wants shots in b&w. Thanks so much for this!
This is so cool! Love B&W Pictures but always struggled to prevent them from looking washed out - not with this method!
This is actually a really awesome trick!
Game changer....thank you so much!
Genius...I always use this preset,it looks fabulous especially with portraits
Great technique, thanks for sharing ✌
Wow! this is really good. I'm in deep shock...this tutorial changed my b&w photography :) thank you..
Thank you very much! Fantastic!! 🤩🙏
Thank you!! All the best from Norway!
Brilliant!!
wow Mark. I learned so much from this video. So now you are my new nr one to follow
*Mark, thanks so much!*
it worked! thank you so much!!
Nice. I'll try it now ☺️ Many many thanks
Wow, thank you for sharing 🤗
excellent job Mark
Thank you Mark!
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excellent tips! thanks for this
Amazing tutorial thank you so much.
Great stuff! I dialed in these adjustments on my Ricoh Gr iiix jpeg settings. You can add same white balance adjustment and a +100 green color filter. Gonna do some comparisons to see i am achieving the same effect. Thanks for this!
AWESOME.. What a great idea..
Super interesting technique, thanks.
Great tutorial 🎉 thank you!
Excelant tutorial. Thank you
Thank you for this fantastic tip
effin amazing!!!
Game changer! Thanks mark for sharing. New subscriber
Thank you! Will try this out!
Excellent. Shall try it out
Great stuff, Mark, thanks :)
Awesome mate, gonna try this.
Great!! Powerful!
Never tried this. Great video. Thanks.
Thank you, greatly appreciated.
Thank you for your video instruction.
Tried it on some of my Raw photos. it works like a charm without any special effort to over editing and or guess editing.
Just an advice for photos that are JPEGs or not exposed as they should/over saturation etc, one needs to remove any previous editing and than use this editing method for converting to B&W.
Great tutorial 🙏🙏
Brilliant! Thank you..
Brilliant!
Awesome tip!!
Very insightful. Keep it up
Thanks sir, appreciate this video!!!
Excellent you’re very smart guy indeed🎉
One of the few Tubetographers actually coming up with some original edit techniques that I haven't seen six thousand times before. Most of the time it's "drop the highlights, boost the shadows". Nice one.
Thanks Andy.
I established a technique very similar to this myself, and it's great to see it confirmed.
great video Mark
Hi Mark, great editing techniques. Any suggestions on how to use calibration sliders for black & white? Since the tint slider is also present there i was wondering if it can be used to the same effect.
Thanks again. Ciao
Great educational channel. Love some of your editing techniques
Thanks David
I've learned a lot! Thanks
Thanks, you are the best ❤❤❤