Just got Lightroom 2 days ago & your video helped me out alot. You explain everything throughly & I already feel like I have a good grasp on editing my photos. Thank you!
Great tutorial, to the point. Love your channel. Amazing on camera personality. Camera focus was an insane boost to the video, some people use jump-shots, your camera did the job for you. Epic. Didn't punch the Sub button this fast in a long time. Cheerz!
Hey, Kael! I believe you're right. Chromatic aberration occurs when a a lens doesn't correctly line up all of the colors on a focal plane. That leads to the fringing that is seen. I suppose the Sigma lenses I am using now are better than any other lens I was using on my Canon T3i which led me to conclude that the Sony a6500 is better when dealing with chromatic aberration. From that perspective, technically speaking I guess I'm still right but at the end of the day, yes, I believe CA is a lens issue and not a body issue. Hope you enjoyed the video!
I may not be right, but i think it also is about the camera you are using, i know you can do a lot with a cheap camera and also you can show an amazing picture if you invest on a camera than can offer more sharpness, what can you tell me about the camera you use for this picture?
Cameras with higher dynamic ranges and higher megapixel counts will always be more impressive, but a high-end most certainly isn't required for editing photos to make them "pop" and really look great. All my gear is linked in the video description box. I hope this helps!
Hi! I find your video very helpful, so thanks a bunch! I have a question regarding exporting. I shot my pictures in RAW and I did some editing using Lightroom in my laptop. But after I export it, transferred it to my phone, I realised the colour just doesn't look the same anymore. Any tips? It looks totally different, especially the saturation and highlights. I changed my colour profile to export my pic in sRGB, but it still looks off. My laptop is colour managed too, so I don't know what did I do wrong. Any tips?
You’re most likely working with different color ranges somewhere along the process. Unfortunately things get very technical there and I don’t know what your setup is. I would confirm that all devices - your phone, photos, Lightroom, and monitor are all in the same color range - that’d be a good place to start. Hope this helps!
How did you get the color grading you have on Instagram for this photo? It’s definitely different from your final picture on this video. Really would like to know. Thank you!
Hey, Cindy! I use my own Presets and LUTs for all of my color grading on my photos and videos. You can find the presets that I currently have available at BMAC.link/DigitalStore! I hope this helps! More tutorials on specific color grading styles coming very soon!
CA is actually a result of your lenses not your camera body. It happens when different colors hit your sensor at different times. Better lenses reduce this more.
I don't think I'm talking that fast in this video. At 19 minutes, I think the pace is solid for the material covered. Either way, thanks for the feedback.
The color grading on this video is very unnatural. Just full on orange skin with no subtle variation and everything else is teal to the extreme. Subtly goes a long way and this color grading made it difficult for me to finish watching the video.
I would certainly not call it unnatural, eelaws. Different, sure, and you're perfectly entitled to that opinion but if color grading alone causes you to not want to watch the rest of what could be a very helpful video for you, that'd be unfortunate. Either way, thanks for watching and commenting. 👍🏼
Thanks, Christopher! I appreciate the support. I understand that not everyone is going to appreciate my style of editing or workflow and I'm OK with that. That's the beauty of diversification in the photography world. Thank for the kind words, though! I do appreciate them!
That's very well explained. Thanks a lot !!! The auto focus of your face and the computer is disturbing a lot. Please show either the computer screen or face at a time rather than switching each other frequently.
Thanks, R! So happy to hear! The AF definitely wasn't nailed in this video, but I don't think it's as bad as some of the comments are suggesting. Nonetheless, feedback taken and thanks for watching!
Anybody ever tell you that you kinda look like Chris Evans? Random, I know lol but anyway, loved this walkthrough bro. You just got another subscriber 👌🏾
Make Sure to watch in 4K if you can, or the highest quality, because that will give you the best look at what he's talking about when he says, "not sure if youtube will be able to see this or not."
i want to develope some preset finishing filters for my instagram account so it has a really set theme. Do you do a video on this? so far your demo has been the best!
that hunting focus takes away from so much of the video. The computer screen isn't important for being in focus. Otherwise this video is beautifully shot and has some great information. Great color as well.
Yeah he calls himself a cinematographer but can't hold focus on a simple shot where he's staying the same distance from the camera. Use manual focus, it aint hard.
BMACadelic I think he meant more your ability to judge when is appropriate to USE autofocus and when is appropriate to use manual. For a situation like this where you’re staying in the same position throughout it would have been better to use manual, hope this helps xx
If you think this photo is boring, the rest of my album must be amazing! Had to use a simple photo to explain the simple concepts talked about in this video, so I still think this photo was an awesome example. Thanks anyway for the feedback, D. 👍🏼
So happy to hear that you enjoyed this video, Michael! Thanks for all of your support on this channel - and I'll certainly see what I can do about that tone curve tutorial!
So even after editing you would still use an Instagram filter on top of it? For the crop how come you don’t use 1:1 for Instagram ? I thought Instagram was a square. So the “Instagram look” is just bumping up clarity to 100?
I personally don't use any Instagram filters as I do my own coloring and editing. Others can do as they wish, however. I'm just a big supporter of learning how certain filters and presets work so that down the line photographers have more control over the look of their final edit. I don't crop to 1:1 because 4:5 is the maximum crop ratio and has more of a portrait look on the Instagram feed (which can help your post stand out). I wouldn't say the "Instagram look" is bumping the clarity to 100. I'm not sure what you mean by "Instagram look" so I'm hesitant to agree with you there. I hope this helps!
BMACadelic thank you so much ! I’m curious if you’ve changed your posting times since IG has changed back to chronological feed? By Instagram look I mean the super HDR look, where people bump up clarity to 100 or structure etc and it looks unrealistic or contrast and saturation are turned up to the extreme
My camera doesn’t need improvement. It’s perfectly suitable for my needs. It’s unfortunate that minor focus hunting due to lighting that could be improved is hurting your eyes. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Should be called "Lightroom Tutorial for Beginners". Aside from very basic and sometimes partly explanations (saturation vs vibration for instance) about what each tool does, there's nothing very professional about this tutorial. There isn't a magic calibration formula that applies to all or most photos, it depends on what is the subject, who you photographed it and under what kind of conditions. Thus giving tips such as "I'd usually use that amount of "function", is quite misleading for those who are beginners, and isn't very professional for those who already know that they are doing. It's not a bad tutorial but not a professional one nor addressing professionals who want to learn something new.
This video goes into great detail about what each Lightroom setting does and I why I set each setting to what I did for this photo. You are right in that there are no specific settings that one should use for every photo - each photo is different and requires different adjustments. Suggesting that this video isn't professional because of the teaching style I went for in this video, however, is just silly. It's a walkthrough. It teaches a lot of viewers a thing or two about each setting and why one might want to use each setting and what to set it to. As a photography and filmmaking professional, I'm sharing my knowledge. You, as a self-proclaimed professional as well, should understand that. Many viewers have found this video to be quite helpful and a great breakdown of Lightroom, each setting, and why I typically choose to make certain adjustments on my edits. If you didn't find it helpful, no worries, but let's not throw around the word "misleading" about make statements about the "professionalism" of this video based off your photography level and personal opinion. Thanks for stopping by and sharing your thoughts.
Hey, PhotoNationAP! This was an explanation of how to edit in Lightroom for those who might not totally know how. I personally use my own presets for my own Instagram posts, but I think it's important to first learn what those presets do!
Kudos! I totally agree people should know what they do so people don't think they are just applying a "filter" to their photos when using presets! Good explanation on everything! I almost stopped watching because I know all this but I was obviously wrong because you taught me a couple things towards the end! Good job!
I like the Dehaze tool! It's very sensitive and is sometimes best left untouched, but it can provide interesting results in certain situations for sure!
First Video I've seen where they were not pushing split toning in my face...refreshing. I did not think to use radial tool for vignette so thanks for that. I liked your overall edit, mostly realistic with a touch of creativity...thanks.
Very nice video! I have done mostly video editing with davinci resolve. So a lot of these concepts are familiar but I don't know how to use Lightroom. This was a great quick start guide!
Thank you very much for making this video! I'm not completely new to Lightroom, but I am still on the newer side of things, so while I knew about how to use some of these tools, I certainly didn't know all of them, and I'm very excited to give them a try! Thank you for showing your process! I would love to see even more videos like this in the future. :D
Which Adobe Lightroom tool mentioned in this video is your favorite?!
Tone Curve & Camera Calibration :)
tone curve and sharpening
Hey i got question. I don't get what you say "Option" is that shift or ctrl?
You just gave me alot to think about and i kinda like how balanced you Instagram feed is. Thanks
@ana maria canon 60D
Just got Lightroom 2 days ago & your video helped me out alot. You explain everything throughly & I already feel like I have a good grasp on editing my photos. Thank you!
So happy to hear that, Dream! Thank you! Keep creating and stay tuned for more videos in the future!
That was great! Thx!
Thanks for an engaging video that is explanatory and doesn't make me want to curl up with a book lol. New sub
Thank you for watching and commenting! Welcome to the channel!
I was also asking if u can make another video on how to edit skin tone both black and white yah
I'll see what I can do!
Great tutorial, to the point. Love your channel. Amazing on camera personality. Camera focus was an insane boost to the video, some people use jump-shots, your camera did the job for you. Epic. Didn't punch the Sub button this fast in a long time.
Cheerz!
So happy to hear, AzGarot! Thanks for the very kind words! Welcome to the channel! So happy to have you as a new subscriber!
I think what we really want is a tutorial for how you colour graded this video
I'll see what I can do about that, David! Thanks for the request!
yes please!
I agree with David
download a teal and orange lut. pump the saturation to 100. you have this look
Or you can do your own color grading, create your own LUT, keep the saturation where it was, and grade a little warm, FbF.
I might be wrong, but I think Chromatic Aberration is all about your lens, not camera.
Hey, Kael! I believe you're right. Chromatic aberration occurs when a a lens doesn't correctly line up all of the colors on a focal plane. That leads to the fringing that is seen. I suppose the Sigma lenses I am using now are better than any other lens I was using on my Canon T3i which led me to conclude that the Sony a6500 is better when dealing with chromatic aberration. From that perspective, technically speaking I guess I'm still right but at the end of the day, yes, I believe CA is a lens issue and not a body issue. Hope you enjoyed the video!
You are correct. It's the lens not the camera that cause chromatic aberration
Was it the Snowman picture you were talking about with the white vignetting?
Bahahaha maybe, Bradley Ott! 😁
I may not be right, but i think it also is about the camera you are using, i know you can do a lot with a cheap camera and also you can show an amazing picture if you invest on a camera than can offer more sharpness, what can you tell me about the camera you use for this picture?
Cameras with higher dynamic ranges and higher megapixel counts will always be more impressive, but a high-end most certainly isn't required for editing photos to make them "pop" and really look great. All my gear is linked in the video description box. I hope this helps!
Thank you, great tips! Also video quality is awesome!
Thank you so much! Happy to hear it!
Hi! I find your video very helpful, so thanks a bunch! I have a question regarding exporting. I shot my pictures in RAW and I did some editing using Lightroom in my laptop. But after I export it, transferred it to my phone, I realised the colour just doesn't look the same anymore. Any tips? It looks totally different, especially the saturation and highlights. I changed my colour profile to export my pic in sRGB, but it still looks off. My laptop is colour managed too, so I don't know what did I do wrong. Any tips?
You’re most likely working with different color ranges somewhere along the process. Unfortunately things get very technical there and I don’t know what your setup is. I would confirm that all devices - your phone, photos, Lightroom, and monitor are all in the same color range - that’d be a good place to start. Hope this helps!
How did you get the color grading you have on Instagram for this photo? It’s definitely different from your final picture on this video. Really would like to know. Thank you!
Hey, Cindy! I use my own Presets and LUTs for all of my color grading on my photos and videos. You can find the presets that I currently have available at BMAC.link/DigitalStore! I hope this helps! More tutorials on specific color grading styles coming very soon!
I dunno but your voice is so wholesome😂
Thank you!
THANK YOU!
No problem!
Thank you. Very informative
Happy to hear it! Thank you for watching!
BMACadelic I followed along and processed a couple of my own and took some notes. Nice results. Thx again
No problem!
CA is actually a result of your lenses not your camera body. It happens when different colors hit your sensor at different times. Better lenses reduce this more.
Yup! I’ve since learned that to be true. Thanks for the tip, Eli Epstein!
new sub
Welcome to the channel! Thank you!
What camera did you use to take the picture you are editing :)
That was on my Sony! Link in the video description box! 👍🏼
BMACadelic Thank you :)
No problem!
Peter Mckinnon much? Thanks for the tips
Pete's a great guy. Love his content so I'll take that as a compliment. Thanks for watching! 👍🏼
Great video...
A little feedback: Just manual focus your face and leave the screen blurred. Too much focus pulsing when you move your hands.
Without a front-facing viewfinder, autofocus is usually a must, mogoliapowah! Thanks, regardless, for the feedback and glad you liked the video. 👍🏼
Whos app you use please link...?
Link in video description box!
BMACadelic ok brother thank you
No problem!
Your lightroom info was good, but that shifting autofocus was totally distracting. Overall good info.
I really don't think it was that distracting in this video but thanks for the feedback, CBA!
do you edit in prophet and if so why if we all use surge monitors ect
Not sure what you're asking, Stephon...
i was asking do you edit in pro photon if so how do you keep those rich colors? I am using a dell u2515h monitor.
pro photo
Adobe Lightroom supports color management, luckily!
but in the preferences what does it say
I dont know why , but your background music drives me crazy.
Well that's unfortunate to hear, Resinds .P. I've received a lot of positive feedback about it!
was this shot in San Francisco?
NYC!
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can you show us how u edit ur utube videos like if u agree
how can i get a lightroom cc for free??????
There is a free trial link in the video description box, anas aijaz!
thankyou very much.......
No problem!
I'm just curious...why do you sound so rappy? It's kind of annoying. Just my opinion.
“Rappy?”
Dude you talk to fast. It´s mega stressful.
I don't think I'm talking that fast in this video. At 19 minutes, I think the pace is solid for the material covered. Either way, thanks for the feedback.
This was one of the better LightRoom explanation and use videos I've seen
So happy to hear that, IP! Thank you!
Wow. That's crazy. That's dope. That's ill. Thank you.
Hahahaha! Happy to help, Desiree! Thanks for watching! 👍🏼
At the points where the photo looks awesome for me, he just says UNREALISTIC 😂😂
Hey, it’s all personal preference at the end of the day! Nothing wrong with that!
@@itstheBMAC yep bud. No prob at all. Just for fun 😊✌
The color grading on this video is very unnatural. Just full on orange skin with no subtle variation and everything else is teal to the extreme. Subtly goes a long way and this color grading made it difficult for me to finish watching the video.
I would certainly not call it unnatural, eelaws. Different, sure, and you're perfectly entitled to that opinion but if color grading alone causes you to not want to watch the rest of what could be a very helpful video for you, that'd be unfortunate. Either way, thanks for watching and commenting. 👍🏼
@@itstheBMAC I like the way its colour graded, its different and makes the colours pop
Thanks, @@lol-nl9vg!
Please stop using Auto focus on your A6500, the warp gonna give people motion sickness. Sick tutorial though
I really don't think it's that bad, DRGNZ, but thanks for watching. 👍🏼
video itself was helpful.. your a cool dude.. but please.. the music.. have it on or off.. its cutting in and out like crazy... so annoying..
You’re certainly entitled to that opinion, my friend. I have my own style and I’m happy with it. Thanks for stopping by and commenting, however!
Good video.dunno why people are so salty at you in the comments, just cos they dont like your style of editing.
Thanks, Christopher! I appreciate the support. I understand that not everyone is going to appreciate my style of editing or workflow and I'm OK with that. That's the beauty of diversification in the photography world. Thank for the kind words, though! I do appreciate them!
"Its already looking like a masterpiece!" 😜 Love it!
Thanks, man! Glad you like it!
That's very well explained. Thanks a lot !!! The auto focus of your face and the computer is disturbing a lot. Please show either the computer screen or face at a time rather than switching each other frequently.
Thanks, R! So happy to hear! The AF definitely wasn't nailed in this video, but I don't think it's as bad as some of the comments are suggesting. Nonetheless, feedback taken and thanks for watching!
Anybody ever tell you that you kinda look like Chris Evans? Random, I know lol but anyway, loved this walkthrough bro. You just got another subscriber 👌🏾
Ahahaha I do get the Chris Evans comparison from time to time, actually! Glad you liked the walkthrough and welcome to the channel, Desmond!
Make Sure to watch in 4K if you can, or the highest quality, because that will give you the best look at what he's talking about when he says, "not sure if youtube will be able to see this or not."
Indeed, Thomas! I always watch in 4K when my Internet connection allows! It makes a tremendous difference.
i want to develope some preset finishing filters for my instagram account so it has a really set theme. Do you do a video on this? so far your demo has been the best!
Hopefully soon, S&F! Thanks for watching and thanks for the kind words!
What camera did you use?
Hello from Monterrey Mexico 🇲🇽
Hey, T! Greetings, Mexico! All of my gear and equipment can be seen at www.BMACadelic.com/gear. I hope that helps!
i really liked your video . Thank you so much.
Notice your instagram usually has a fade. Do you add it in Lightroom or with something else?
Hey, Luis! Yes, every edit that I publish to my Instagram feed now has been made only in Lightroom. No other apps. I hope you like the feed!
that hunting focus takes away from so much of the video. The computer screen isn't important for being in focus. Otherwise this video is beautifully shot and has some great information. Great color as well.
I really don't think it's that bad, Magz Reloaded. Could've been a lot worse. Either way, thanks for watching!
I've only watched about 30 seconds and the focus jumping is already starting to bug me
Yeah he calls himself a cinematographer but can't hold focus on a simple shot where he's staying the same distance from the camera. Use manual focus, it aint hard.
Didn't realize autofocus' ability to focus was a representation of how great you are as a cinematographer. Hmmm. Interesting theory, mcgarnacle21. 🤔
BMACadelic I think he meant more your ability to judge when is appropriate to USE autofocus and when is appropriate to use manual. For a situation like this where you’re staying in the same position throughout it would have been better to use manual, hope this helps xx
People crying about the color, lol. It's cool, and creative. Nice video.
Thanks for the kind words! Glad you enjoyed it!
This was probably the most boring photo in your album to spend 20minutes on.
If you think this photo is boring, the rest of my album must be amazing! Had to use a simple photo to explain the simple concepts talked about in this video, so I still think this photo was an awesome example. Thanks anyway for the feedback, D. 👍🏼
Amazing video 👌👌
The music in this video makes ME ill, it sounds like a baby crying.
No worries if you don’t like my musical taste. Thanks for stopping by.
I can't stop looking at the tag of his t-shirt sticking out... the rest of the video is great!
It’s barely even sticking out... how do you notice that? Lol
Dude how did you know I needed this? Literally just started digging into Adobe Creative Suite this month and have so much to learn. This is great!
"I could do an entire video just talking about the tone curve"
DO IT! WE DEMAND IT!
So happy to hear that you enjoyed this video, Michael! Thanks for all of your support on this channel - and I'll certainly see what I can do about that tone curve tutorial!
You open the video and already to 🤢🤮🤮🤢 about the mushy LUT
That’s your opinion and you’re entitled to it, Martin. 👍🏼
So even after editing you would still use an Instagram filter on top of it?
For the crop how come you don’t use 1:1 for Instagram ? I thought Instagram was a square.
So the “Instagram look” is just bumping up clarity to 100?
I personally don't use any Instagram filters as I do my own coloring and editing. Others can do as they wish, however. I'm just a big supporter of learning how certain filters and presets work so that down the line photographers have more control over the look of their final edit. I don't crop to 1:1 because 4:5 is the maximum crop ratio and has more of a portrait look on the Instagram feed (which can help your post stand out). I wouldn't say the "Instagram look" is bumping the clarity to 100. I'm not sure what you mean by "Instagram look" so I'm hesitant to agree with you there. I hope this helps!
BMACadelic thank you so much ! I’m curious if you’ve changed your posting times since IG has changed back to chronological feed?
By Instagram look I mean the super HDR look, where people bump up clarity to 100 or structure etc and it looks unrealistic or contrast and saturation are turned up to the extreme
Great explanations! I really learned a lot about the LR features with this tutorial.
So happy to hear that, Melvin! Thank you! More tutorial videos to come!
This autofocus is giving me an aneurysm.
That’s a little dramatic, I think.
Either way over saturated or you have orange skin and consult a doctor
That’s a little dramatic, I think.
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Thank you! Great tutorial
Thank you! Really nice tutorial
Thank you for watching!
8:23 how to make it like this WHITE ? on windows? im a newbee tnx
Hey, FP! This should still apply to Windows!
Thank you for the video, I appreciate that.
SHIT! Why havent i find you earlier!?!?
So glad you found the channel, Alex!
Upload this baby, oh yea~!
Thanks for the tips and tricks sir!
Happy to help, jacky sew! Thanks for watching!
please get a better camera with better focusing it hurts my eyes
My camera doesn’t need improvement. It’s perfectly suitable for my needs. It’s unfortunate that minor focus hunting due to lighting that could be improved is hurting your eyes. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Spot on workflow!
I love the part of the AF lense on the cam where it start to bounce out of focus and in-focus lol
Wow that was nice atleast have learnt some tips
Thanks! Glad you liked it!
please fix your Focus and F stop on your video.
Focus was auto. Better than being out of focus the whole time. Aperture was fixed at 1.4 - nothing needs fixing there.
wow. that's crazy. that's dope. that's ill.
Ahahahah hope you enjoyed the video, J!
Gud video but the shutter speed kept tipping me off
Didn't have an ND filter at the time of making this video. Thanks for stopping by!
"That's crazy, that's dope, that's ill" these have to be the main comments on instagram. By the way, check me out @dylantimov! I edit on Lightroom :)
Ahahahah hope you enjoyed the video, Moff!
Did you uploaded any video for lightroom android
Yes! I have a tutorial for Lightroom Mobile on my channel!
Does this apply for mobile Lightroom?
Sure does! There’s also a specific Lightroom Mobile tutorial on my channel!
I actually do instagram and Lightroom for some time now, this video was still very interesting and educational.. thank you :)
So happy to help, Felix! Thanks for watching!
I Use The Mobile LightRoom Version
I have a tutorial for that!
Totally loved this video - so helpful - thanks man! Subscribed!
Happy to hear! Thank you! Welcome to the channel!
excellent video! I had worked right alongside you and turned out a very well edited photo. Thank you so much!!!
Happy to hear it, Brian! Tag me on Instagram if you end up uploading it there so I can check it out! Thanks for watching!
Great stuff :)
Thanks, MBB!
Just curious did you use a tripod for this shot?
Nope! Handheld with a high shutter speed!
Jesus christ dude. We get it, you like the teal and orange. You don't need to over do it so much. Dear god.
Everyone has their own preference and style when it comes to color grading. No worries if mine doesn't please you. 💁🏼♂️
BMACadelic I really hope you chose a blue and orange emoji on purpose.
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Should be called "Lightroom Tutorial for Beginners".
Aside from very basic and sometimes partly explanations (saturation vs vibration for instance) about what each tool does, there's nothing very professional about this tutorial.
There isn't a magic calibration formula that applies to all or most photos, it depends on what is the subject, who you photographed it and under what kind of conditions. Thus giving tips such as "I'd usually use that amount of "function", is quite misleading for those who are beginners, and isn't very professional for those who already know that they are doing.
It's not a bad tutorial but not a professional one nor addressing professionals who want to learn something new.
This video goes into great detail about what each Lightroom setting does and I why I set each setting to what I did for this photo. You are right in that there are no specific settings that one should use for every photo - each photo is different and requires different adjustments. Suggesting that this video isn't professional because of the teaching style I went for in this video, however, is just silly. It's a walkthrough. It teaches a lot of viewers a thing or two about each setting and why one might want to use each setting and what to set it to. As a photography and filmmaking professional, I'm sharing my knowledge. You, as a self-proclaimed professional as well, should understand that. Many viewers have found this video to be quite helpful and a great breakdown of Lightroom, each setting, and why I typically choose to make certain adjustments on my edits. If you didn't find it helpful, no worries, but let's not throw around the word "misleading" about make statements about the "professionalism" of this video based off your photography level and personal opinion. Thanks for stopping by and sharing your thoughts.
Thats where John Wick stays mehnn
Yeah, man!
Bro you need to be using presets and brushes. Your editing time will be cut in half.
Hey, PhotoNationAP! This was an explanation of how to edit in Lightroom for those who might not totally know how. I personally use my own presets for my own Instagram posts, but I think it's important to first learn what those presets do!
Kudos! I totally agree people should know what they do so people don't think they are just applying a "filter" to their photos when using presets! Good explanation on everything! I almost stopped watching because I know all this but I was obviously wrong because you taught me a couple things towards the end! Good job!
Happy to hear it, man! That's what I made the video for! Thanks for watching and commenting!
I thought you would edit like a pro.
What makes you think I didn’t?
Can't forget the dehaze slider.
I like the Dehaze tool! It's very sensitive and is sometimes best left untouched, but it can provide interesting results in certain situations for sure!
dude u r great love ur videos thank you
Thanks, Amin! Happy to hear it!
colours are way to saturated for my taste
No worries.
you look like chris evans :D
I get that a lot! 😂
thanks i've learn a lot
Happy to hear!
First Video I've seen where they were not pushing split toning in my face...refreshing. I did not think to use radial tool for vignette so thanks for that. I liked your overall edit, mostly realistic with a touch of creativity...thanks.
So happy to hear it, Sean! More photography tutorials to come!
Very nice video! I have done mostly video editing with davinci resolve. So a lot of these concepts are familiar but I don't know how to use Lightroom. This was a great quick start guide!
Happy to hear it! Thank you for watching! I have more videos like this one on my channel too! I hope they help you out!
This was so helpful
Happy to hear it, SEDA FAMILY!
Thank you very much for making this video! I'm not completely new to Lightroom, but I am still on the newer side of things, so while I knew about how to use some of these tools, I certainly didn't know all of them, and I'm very excited to give them a try! Thank you for showing your process! I would love to see even more videos like this in the future. :D
Happy to help, Alex! Thanks for your support and I'm happy to hear that you found this video helpful!
Amazing work my dude
Thank you!
is this lightroom cc or classic?
This was Lightroom Classic at the time of filming.
#AdobeLITroom 4sure
Ayeeeee!
go fix your clock
Clock is fine, shutter speed causes flickering.
I like original more. Beautiful light, warm sunlight on the tip. After editing it looks too sureal and somehow plastic 😊
We’re all entitled to our own tastes, Igor Mazej. 👍🏼